Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEW: AMESEMENTS TO-NIGHT Grover’s THEATER.—O'E s five act com. edy of © Wild Oats” will be performed this evening, Mr. Edwin Adams as * Royer," B.G. Rogers as «Sir George Thunder.” Miss Isa. belly Freeman makes ber reappeargnce and apne s “Lady Amaranth.” he ehtertain- ment will conclude with « Black Eyed Susan.” WASHINGTON THEATER—Oprra.—This is the Asst night of the opera, and itis also Manager Granu’s benefit. “ Roberto Il Diayolo,” Myer- * beer’s greniest conception, will be performed, Brignoii appearing as « Roberto,” Maccaferri ax + Kaimbaldo,” Madame Lorini as « Alice,” Mine Cordier as “Isabella” and Susini as «Pertram,” thus forming an aimost unprece- dented cast. Tue Swise Bart Rincers (at Willard’s Hall) had another good house last night, and each performer was admirable. The Peak Family sre really meritorions, and they accom. plish all that they promise in the way ofamnus ment. The duets, solos (vocal and instrumen- tal) and executions on the bells give one of the | most refined, elegant and plezsing entertain. ments one could desire, CanteRBrey.—No one who visits this pop- ular music hall ever feels that his money has been expended in vain, for so much merriment is always occ:sioned that ene forgets the eares of everyday life for a while, and abandons humeclf to enjoyment. This is the last week of the fairy combination, Julia Mortimer. Kate Pennoyer and Ernestine de Faiber. Russian War.—This panorama, which has been on exhibition at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Sryenth street, for some time, will soon clos and ull those who propose to see it should im-, prove the chance. It isa wonderfully vivid presentation of the principal events of the ‘war. VARIFTIES.—The great favorites, Helena Smith, Ada Tesman, Harry Leslie, C. W. Par- ker and others, appear to night at the Varieties im some of their best acts. Singing, dancinz, music, pantomime and the drama is the nightly order. Batus.—The Tuscarora Tribe I. O. R. M. give their ball (which was postponed Tuesday might on account of the weather) at Odd Fel- jows' Hall, Navy Yard, this evening. FLoraL May Bat..—Prof. Marini’s grand Florai May Ball, will be given this evening at Temperance Hall. The hall will be cleared for dancing at S\ o’cleck, after the exhibition by the pupils. Fag at the church, corner of Fifteenthand Hi streets, for the benefit of St. Mathews Paro- Schools. A fine display of fancy and use- ful articles and refreshments. Sie Sees Orruans’ Count, Judge Purcel.—Saturday Altred ©. Cassell was granted letters of gnard- aanship to Martha V. Cassell, Washing.on T. J. Cassell, and W. M. Cassell, orphans of Jno. A. Cassell and Eliza E. Cassell his wife. Let- ters of guardianship were issued to Mrs, F.W. Risque to her infant children. The will of W. S. Colquhon was proved and letters testamen- tary were granted to his sister, Mrs. Mary S. Williams. The will of George Acton was filed for probate. A large amoght of routine busi- mess was before the court. A German woman came into Uourt during the morning with a number of witnesses to prove her husband’s will, and Judge Purcell | proceeded to exami the witnesses thereto, when one of them said that the man was not | dead. The Judge looked very indignantly at the woman, but could not suppress a smile, and asked her why she had brought sucha paper into Court, and stated that the paper ‘wae no will atall, giving her a hint to be off. She stated that some lawyers had advised her that she could have the will proved before the death of the testator, and that she was afraid her husband might get mad and change it be- tore hedied. The will provides liberally for the wite, and if her better half shall be so ac- commodating as to die first and does not a it, as she fears, she will be well provid- ed fer. On Tuesday the will of Judson Walker was proved and admitted to probate. The will of Christy Sawyer was partially proven. Letters Of administration were granted to Annie Eliza- beth McLaughlin on the estate of Eleanor M. aden. Mrs. Josephine C. Young was appoint- ed guardian of Mary Rebecca Young, orphan ot Alexander Young, late of Baltimore. ee Tue McCLeLLan Resotvtions.—The joint resolutions of thanks to General G. B. McUlel- dan passed by the City Councils have been | engrossed on parchment and handsomely framed, under the direction of Mr. C. H. An- derson. The penmanship has been executed by Mr. Dennis Callahan, civil engineer, and an scarcely be distinguished from copper plate. in the center is a representation ef the City Hall, and at the top an eagle. The resolutions are in a heavy guilt frame made by Lamb, and is three and a half feet by two and 4 half in size. it is surmounted by an eagle, and on each side mre crossed flags., At the bottom are crossed swords with a fcroll, pennant, and olive ‘wreath, and in each of the corners a shield. ‘This fine piece of work is to be inclosed in a Handsome walnut case, lined with velvet, and ped presented to General McClellan next “week. The committee appointed to present it con- Sists of Mesers. Cornelius Wendell and Dr. W. B. Magruder, of the Board of Aldermen; Asbu: Lloyd, W. J. Murtagh, W. W. Rapley, and ©. H. Utermehble, of the Common Council; and Joe. H. Bradley, er., James Y. Davis, P. M. Inbant, C. H. Anderson, and Jo. C. Clayton, en the part of the citizens; who will depart for New York on Tuesday next. C. H. Utermehle, Enxgq., has been selected to make the presentation speech. in the meantime the resolutions will be on @xhibition at the bookstore of C. H. Anderson, on Sev street, on Friday and Saturday of this week; and at the store of Hudson Taylor, on Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday and Tues- day next. Selah et RuTURNING Homs.— Yesterday afternoon, the 5th New York, Col. Winslow, arrived at the Sixth street whart, in the steamer Joseph Warner, and immediately marched to the Sol- diere’ Rest, and left last night in a special train for New York. This regiment was en- listed as two-years men, and came out under ithe command of Col. Duryea, and bave under him, Coil. Warren, and their present com- Tnander, rendered valuable service to their country. The first engagement they were in | was at Big Bethel, and they have since been at the siege of Yorktown, Hanover Court House, Gainee’ Mill, White Oak Swamp, Malvern Hills, second Bull Run, Blackman’s Ford, An- ticiam, the first battle of Fredericksburg, and the late Aight at Chancellorville. In the late engagement they were attached to Sykes’ di- vision, Meade’s corps, and fought the two first days, but their term ot service having expired, they were marched back tocamp. All, how- ever, did not return, over four hundred having determined to serve another year, were consol- idated with the 146th New York, Col. Girard. Of those returning home many express them- selves ready to re-enlist again, and they will shortly be back in the army. SASL NTE Sotprsre’ Ryet.—During the at Soldier’s ast month Capt. Camp, A. D. ceived the followin cents, 2,497; furloughed men returning to their Tegiments, 1,679; stragglers, 143; men pioet | under the President's proclamation, 912; parol prisoners, 27; deserters, 102; detached parties, 1,2: laborers for fortifications and Aquia Creek, 139; regiments returning home, (7th, 5th, 10th, izth and 13th New York and 10th Maine,) 2,385. During the month he has sent to regi- ments in the field 3,410; to Convalescent Camp, 3,552; to Parole Camp, (Annapolis,) 25; to hos- pitals, gy Dr. Dukamel,) 16; to Forrest Hall prison, 40; to Alexandria, (deserters, ) $1; labor- ers to fortifications and Aquia Creek, 139; regi- ments returning North, 2, From the Ist to Sth inst. inclusive he received 35 recruits, 140 conyvalescents, 220 farloughed men, 69 strag- gilers, 10 paroled prisoners, 68 detached ties, and bas sent 356 to regiments in the field, 192 to Conyaleacent Camp, and 10'to Parole Camp. A RatiricaTion.—The supporters of Mr. Patrick Donegan for the a to the number of twenty, met at the Exchange Hotel last night, and ratified their own previous nom- amation. It was nearly ten o'clock before the ratification was entered upon, bat the time was not unpleasantly spent in circulating the social giass and listening to remarks and sentiments by Mr. Peter O'Day and others. The ratifica- tion being concluded, the company separated ‘with three cheers for Mr. Patrick—not Peter ataliatall, as the papers have it)—H. Donegan. eieceees For New Yorx.—We call attention of ship- pers to the advertisement of Messrs. Morgan & Rhinehart, foot of High street, Georgetown, who ace prey to carry freight and ne rs to and Georgetown, Washin; and ew York speedily, and at ¢ r rates by ‘water, in their splendid steamships, one of which, the Baltimore, will leavéon Saturday for hew York. - < ———_- Mepicatep Coven Oampy, manufactured by Boswell, corner of Seventh sireet and Baryiand avenue iaiees). is just the to cure coughs, colds, or any bronchial dis- eases—it never fails. Besi¢es, Boswell has on Dand all articles usually kept in & drug store, which he will dispose of che: of perfameries cannot be ax in city. Sa Cavcnt m Tan sor —— Willian N.H. 4 who keeps a salooa and beer brewary corner of Four-and-a-half and N streets sonth,, ‘was arrested yesterday for selling liquor to soldiers. He was it im the act, and was -committed to the Central Guardhouse to swat & further investigation. ; ly. His stock | anywhere RIENDLY FiGut.. sterday, About noon, JW. Duvall, of Md. and Robt. Rainey, Ty stable proprietor, had a dispute at the -aijeot Mr. Rainey, om ‘Sixth sireet, near . The dispute grew to @ quarrel, and in a mo- ment ofexcitement, Rainey cailed Duvall “a lar; and soon after repeated the epithet. Uport 2 j the repetition Mr. Duyallstruck Rainey a blow that stagcer-d him, and before he had time to recoyer, struck him another blow that knocked kim down. Sergeant Cronin arrested both par- ties and carried them before Justice Johnson. ‘The friends of the parties represented them as mutual friends of long standing, and that no miice existed now between them. The Jus- tice dismissed them upen their assurance that they wonld adjust the matter without any further difficulty. | Tue “ ReyNovps’ Hover.”—This new estab- lishment, located on H, near the corner of Eighteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, Was opened for the first time on Monday night, a large number of the citizens of the ward and army officers being -present to enjoy the good cbeer of the host. The tables were filled with alithe luxurice of the season, and the wines and liquors were pronounced by connoisseurs to be of the Al brand. By the announcement elsewhere it will be seen that Mr. Reynolds kas prepared himself to accommodate the public in the most satisfactory manner. SE Buitpinc Materiats.—H. W. Hamilton, agent at 562 Seventh street, has always on hand eli kinds of building materials, and such ad- jancts to all buildings as sash, dvors, blinds, | mouldings, door and window frames, &c., which will be sold cheap. Builders would do well to cali upon him. ae aes FourtH Avpitor.—W. W. Danenhower, Esq., Chief Clerk in the Fourth Auditor's Office, is acting as Auditor pro tem., vice Ber- rian, resigned. a ADMITTED To Practicz.—Jobn H. Johnson, Esq., was yesterday, on motton of District Attorney Carrington, admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of this District. ee SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day’s Star for interest- ing local articles. ae PEP Nebo WE ALL DEMAND A PEACE—no, that’s a mis- take. Pshaw! what we meant to say was that everybody wants a piece—of Dayton’s excel- lent pies and Boston Crackers. 456 Eleventh street. t —_—— Fever AND AGuE BXTINGUISHED.—Martyrs to intermittent fever, a word with you. The re- spovsibility for your sufferings rests upon your- selves. Just as Surely as you shake to-day, or will shake to-morrow, Hostetter’s Oelebrated Stomach Bitters will ex inguish the disease un- der which you labor. Had you taken this genial tonic asa prereeiive: you would have no need of it asacure,for it renders the system impervious to ail miasmatic fevers. Dut since yon neglected the precaution, rid yourselves without delay of the complaint by resorting to the only | reliaole remedy. Break the chills with Hostetter’s Bitters, and they will return no more. Thia is the experi- ence of thousands, and it will be yours. Quinine is asiow means of relief; itis nauseous to the la+t degree; it is more dangerous than the malady itself; in many casesit utterly fails. How differ-nt is the effect of the Bitteys. Their curative action is rapid; they are agreeable to the palate; they ara notenly entirely harmless but tend inevitabiy ty str engthen the constitution and prolong life; they never hare fatied, and it is confidently assamod bat they never can fail in case of fever and agne, however inveterate in its character. Te be wii out Hostetter’s Bitters in any region infested with intarmittent or remittent fever. is simply to reje-t safety and court disease. Wholesale Agents —A. M. Bininger & Co,, 2237 Penn. ave. any 7-803t eae es HEALTH FoR THE SoupizRr!—For one who di from the effects of the bullet, ten perish fro damp snd exposure to night air. Small doses or Holloway’s Pills, taken every other night, wiil correct al! disorder: of the Liver and Stomach, purily the blood, and insure sound health to every man, Only 25 cents per box, 22 ge Sucerr Disgases. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual temedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- ecy ever discovered, Cures in two fo four days, and recent cares in twenty-four hours. No miaer- al, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills te be taken. It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to thoee who do not want to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2; female, $3. A a Samaritan’s Root and_ Herb Juices—A poritive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofuia, Ulsers, Sores, Spots, Tetters, &c. Price $1, or six bottles for $5. Bold by 8. C. Ford. See aavertisement. m5 ——— BAarcusen’s Hata Drs, Fas bast in tha World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Bye pro- duces a celor not to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- edies 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, &o. SH The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BaTous- LOR, om the four sides of each boz. Fuctory, No. & Barclay st., New York, (Late 333 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) Se Cuinoropy.—It is deriously to be regret that | 00! other disorders of the feet, to which the ; rity of the people are subject, should have | beep considered of Fo little interest am the public, and scarcely to have been noticed in a proper ma! r by thore continually termeated; although itia a weil known fact that those local complaints when neglected injure the general system, by pre- Yenting the body from taking that natural exercise conducive to health; but since the arrival of Dr. White. 424 Penn. avenua, hundreds of our ci izens have submit to bia manipulations, and testify with gratitude as te hia successful metaod mii-ly of treating corns, bunions, bad nails,&c, ap 2 —.—— BPeRMATORRH@A CAN BE Ouneo.—Dr. Band's fic cures Seminal Weakness, torrhaa. ly and effectual- impotency, Loss af Power, ete aly . Ita effects are wuly magical. A trial of the Fecifie, will couviues the ileal tical of its merits. Price 81 a box. Sold by 8.0. Ford, cor- ner lith street and P: 2, Henry Cook Alexand: JaG-ly Diseases OF THE NeRyvovs, SEMINAL, URINARY a5p Ssxvuat Srstsms.—New and reliable treat- ment—in Reports of the Howard Association—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of o: e. Address Br. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-2m MARRIED, On the 6th instant, at St_ John’s Church, by the Dr. Pine, JOHN G. LYLE, of Cincinnati, to LIZZ. di ater of the Iate Maj. EB, B Weed, Q.M. 0.8, Marine Corps, (Phila, papers please copy.] be On the sth instant, by the Rev Dr. White. Mr. JOHN F. CROWN to Miss MARTHA A. PARKER, both of this city. ij On the 5th instant. by the Rev, Father Maguire, INCB E. PRENCH to JOSEPHINE 8. of this city. ~ DIED, On the 6th instant, suddenly, from the heart dis- ease, HUGH MAGES. aged 72 yoars,a native of the county Down, Irelaad, forthe last 13 yearsa resiient of this city. Tse friends of the family are invited te attend his fuaeral from bis residence on 23d street, be- tween H and G, at half- 2 o’olock to-mor! the 8th instant, without further notice. bed On the 6th instant,ar 11.0a.m , DANIEL BUL- LIVAN, in the 32d year of his age. His funeral will take place from the residence of his mother, 262 Fatreet,on Friday, May 8th, ats ecoe- The friendsof the family are invited to attend. On the morning of the 6th instaht. er a pro- *iliness, LOUIS, euly som of Daniel wed r, aged 23 years, | month, and 25 days. y voice while early flowers are blowinz, a oa blush of blossom clothes eac! ough ; And the spring sanshine round our home is glowing Eoft as thy smile—thou wouldst be with us now. IL! thy life hath left surviving love, are at o} pxeconts and exeet foaiane given; faintne: ‘emove ie whispers breathing less of earth than heaven. Thus rests thy sp rit still on those with whom Thy step the path of joyous duty trod, Bidding taem make an altar of thy tomb, wee chasten’d thought may offer praise to His friends and ‘acquair tances are invited to at tend his funeral to-morrew (Friday) morning, at 10 o’clock, from the residence of his father, on L st. south, between 4th and Sth sts. east. 4 In this city, on the morning of the 7th, at one o'clock, JO CpeeenS son of George K. Shaw, aged rs and 1 month. Faceral to-morrow. (Friday,) at3 o’clpok p.m, from No. 264 8th street, between Mand N. The friends of the family are invited to attend without further notice. D™™ APPLES AND PEACHES, JONBS & 00.'%, my6 Corner Eighth and D sta N?* “iACKBREL_MACKRREL ' Best in the market. 4 ot ms & 00.%, mys Correr Bighth and BD stresta. ‘ NT. OHBAPER THAN P2ovisI0Ns, 95 *aveRe — 3 Beng Soeee cLodm, gs per Dil. pice its cts. F (BEBE, lé cts. per Ib, 500 BOXES MESSINA OBAN Wes aca ater, . MAY ae Ree ees ne \e . Toquire of A. Stee aet at tho wharf’ FO. Webton & Go. 648 4 ington. BIS | ané at short pertaining So at ae mat Mom" | boarders WANTS. WANTED — Two BELL-BOYS (white) at the Clarendon Hotel Loquire at office. my?-2t* T° TAILORS.—Wantea, a good COAT HANDat 474 thst. my7 3t* Coscn PAINTEES WANTED—Waated imme- Gia: ely, two Coach Painters. = my 7-3t ANEREW J. JOYCE Vv J ANTBD—A GIKL (white or colored) to take fe serece achild. Inquireat 244 Pa. avenue. 7-3 CHAMBERMAID AND GIRL TO TAKE care of children wanted. Apply at 356 Hat. corner 14th. A YOUNG GIRL DESIKES A SITUATION AS chambermald er nurse, Inquire st 453 ith street, between F and G. 1t* WANTED—-A SITUATION to cook, wash and iron by = young woman in a small family. Address ‘‘M, it. ?’ Btar Office. 1t* Ww ANTED—By a single man (white)a SITUA- TION as waiter in a boarding house or private family, Inquire at 269 C street north. it* ANTED—By a respectable girl,a SITUATION as plain cook for asmall family; will also do the washing and ironing, Apply at Star Office, 1t* WwW ANTED—By a respectable young girl, a SIT- UATION as chambermaid or nurse, Can be seen at No, 383 13th street, between New York avenue and I street. 1t* W ANTED—By a respectable young man, a SIT UATION in a commission store or ia a whole sale store as bookkeeper, Address “T. M.N.,’ Star Office. 1t* URNISHED HOUSE WANTED —A gentleman of standing and responsiblity desires to rent asmall neat: y furnish House, and will bea yearly tenant. Address Post Office Rox my 7-3t* W ARTE. reo first-class IRONERS at the National Steam Laundry, Pa. avenue, oppo- site Grover’s Theater. Good wage and board. wyT-tf JAS. I. HOTCHKISS, Prop'r. 7 ANTED—Two WOMEN, one an experienced cook, washer and the othera girl for chamber and house work ily not large. Ap- ly. with recommendations, at No, 112 Green st., Beorgetown. my 7-2t* ANTED—To the services of a lady of ood busin lities and respectability leisure aday. To juitable Tson a steady Sugagement and good salary will te given, Address Box 161 Post Office my7eo2t* ANTED—Two good BRICKLAYERS, one front hand and one red brick hand; wages 275 per day, Inquire immediately of JACOB D. UTTON, 10th street, between D and K streets, Island, my 7-3t* WO CLERKS WANTED.—A couple of young gentlemen of steady habits in any one of the Boer canine baat leasing: eta Beet r month, are iz) y +y 1D Sneed! Oail at 375 13th street. between H and I, WANTED A steady reapectableGENTLEMAN an office clerk and barkeeper at Steamboat and Planters’ Hotel, No. 550 7th street. Also, Waiters in dining room. my 6-3t* FIRST-CLASS COOK WANTED IMMEDI- alely at Union Restaurant, corner 17th aod @ streets—a Freneh cook 13 preferred, Also, a first- class Waiter. my 6-3t* PHOTOGRAPHIC OPERATOR WHO THOR- oughly understands his business, desires em- pormest; bas no objections to following the army. Address 'W. J.K.,” Post Office, Wamington.. i. my EE MELOS MENT WANTED—By 4 young man from the country. Would accept a place in a grocery shite store, or any place that may be cf- fered, Would ae asa recommendation a letter from ex-Gov, Hicks, Address “W. 8. 8.,’ Star Office. my 6-3t* OME WANTED —Two young men desire per- manent Board, with pleasant room in a private Awericen family, a place where there are no other referred, Ths society of la:lies a desid- eratum. Locatien between 7th and l5ta streets and nerth of Ps. avenue. Address, atating loca- tion, terms, etc.,‘‘DOMUS,” at this offiee. wy 6-3t* OURNEYMEN PAINTERS WANTED IMME- diately at MANKIN’S, 431 9th street, corour 3 of @. my 5-3t* V ANTED—A young WOMAN to take care of children at No. 476 15th streot, Washington. Also. two COLORED BOYS for waiters my 5-3¢* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—By JOHN L, KID- WELL, Druggist, Georgetown, an expe- rioneed CLERK, to whom a liberal salary will be paid. Satisfactory references required. my 5-tf ANTED—Three good HARNESS HANDS, Applyimmediately. Best of wages given. HORATIO BEALL, ny 5-3t* 455 7th street. SMALL STORE WANTHD—Or portion of one on Penn. avenue, nerth side. EDWARD WILLARD, Army and Navy Broker, my 5-3t* 214 Pa avenue, WASTED A NURSE to take entire charge of two small children. Also, a colored chamber- maid to assist with the washing. None®but com- patent perians need apply, Gall at 349 isth st. my 5-3t* wee amall HOUSY to rent containing 6 or 7 rooms, furnished. Virst class refer- advance if desired. Apply, ences and rent 3 "eorner New York and ifth sts. by mail, to “B. B., my 5-3t* Vv ANTED—A GARDENER—a married man preferred; his wife to attend the dairy. None apply. Apply to BDW. HALL, Louisiana avenue, between 7th and ath ats. my 6-3t" WARZED, IMMEBIATELY—Two or three HANDS to work ons bread, pies, cakes, &c. Also, . 1 Bread or. papenene JAMES H. SIMPSON, No. $ south Fairfax stroct my 5 Alexandria, Va. W antes MAN SERVANT to dv wark in dining room and make himse:f generally useful about the house, Also, a girl to do cham- ber work and soning. Reference required, In- juire at Tudor Place, Oomgreas street, Geergstown, .C. No objection fo color. my 5-6t* WANTED—For the United States Marine Corps, several hundred able-bodied MEN, betwenn but Fe pa persens | the ages of 18 and 40 years, Seldiiers serving in this Ocepa parform duty at ournavy yards and on board United States ships-of war on foreign stations. Pay eas infantry of the army. By good con- duct and attention to duty a soldier will certainly rise te the position of a non-commissioned officer. Two dollars will be paid any one who brings an accepted recruit t> these Barracks. For allother information apply at the Marine Barracks, Washington, D. 0, OHAS. G. McCOAWLEY, my 5-2W Captain commanding post. ANTSD—Three good BABBERS. Apply at corner 10th and D sts. my 4-3t* ANTED—A CLERK fora drug store—a Ger- man preferred. Apply to''M.A.,”No 6 Star Office. may 4-3t* WV ANTED—Two SHOEMAKEBS, one to work on new work the other on cobbling. Call at ae SCHRODEL’S, 375 6th street, near H, my 4 3t* WASTED-a GIRL competent to do the house- work of a small family. Good wages will be ven, Apply at 317 Delaware avenue, near the japitol. my4-3t* WANT#D—Foar or,ive FURNISHED ROOMS, including kitchen, wanted by an officer. The above are desired only in a healthy part of the city. Address W.,” Star Office. my 4 3t* Wantsp—s clean tidy GIRL to do general housework for asmalifamily. Inquire at No. 416 K street, between 9th and woh sta. Nocontra- band need apply. may 4-3t* ANTED—A well FURNISHED ROOM with tween [Ob ang sak Cee Rare ee. ween = ress, &c., Lieut. GHAB, W. THOMPSON, Provost Mar? shal’s office my 4 3t NSTRUCTION ON PIANO AND SINGING.—A lady is desirous of obtaining a few scholars for instruction on the piano. ms ret ‘and satisfactory reference given. Call or ad: \. M.J.U.," No. 16 Best Obpitol st. my 4-3t" Boos WANTED—2chooler: volume Pacific Railroad Books, Documents old Paper, Goins, Parchments, anythin, ’a Indians; frat also, all sorts of jetters, Autographs, in the way of ae, arn it Turn out your rubbish in the garret and into money. aL HUNTER, Antiquarian Bookstore, over my 4-3t* Bank of Washington. 10 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT % Bet F weet between Sth apd oth, ite the Patent ce, and get their Yokes, Sleeves and Skirts &c., stamped. Also, a ibaldis and Zounve Jackets, &c. Ladi can their Stamping done in afew minutes. my 2-lw’ SITUATION WANTED —A young maz of busi- +O ness qualificativns and possessing a thorough knowledge of bookkeeping, shipping and entering accounts, would lite a place as clerk ina quarter- master’s paymaster’s or gutler’s office; a) rer man and a little French, or any caj y where Reet sey securate accounts are re- quired; can give best of references, Address gan.” Star Office, one week. ap 2-lw* W ANTED—Bverybody to know that Bontz & Grifith, 369 7th street, between I and K ava. have the lar, and most extensive assortment of FURNITUBS' and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS that can be found in the lot. ap 23 Gt ANTED—A NURSE to bh f WW AEiz rad nahe hemait neserthe Saetel ore small family. A middle- womsa referred. ‘None need a that would abject to Boing West and gone year, an the focal ro Ree Biection to Biers FOG AR SCS D. O., between the howrs of 5 and 6 p. a, 8-10? mew stock of Sewsiey and or at ‘ere | and Just opened at thi . 438 buy or pot, aps W SSE Sers cians eth aba iture. A small hours . Fo. Box 386, or apply te Fonnsyivania ay- earmit pc Oc bw. nik “ AUCTION SALES. a BALLS, PARTIES, &. AUCTION SALES. POSTPONEMENT, FOR OTHER AUCTION S8ALHS SER FIRST PAGE ‘ecount of the inclemency of the weather, == = NA f ti the BALL of the PEBSEV>RANCE SIRE CO., that wasto take place om We‘nesday, ae ou sonnoned until FRIDAY BVE- 7 ofder of the Committee. my7 at’ Po8tPonED UNTIL THURSDAY EVENING. THE MEMBERS OF THE TUSCARORA TRIBE OFI.O. B ‘ake pli i icing to their ad Taki 1t Wa friends easure in annou! 0 a the publi. ‘ally that t! ANNUAL BALL, which. was to have i avy Vast har een octane go Nat , has been post! ny sequcnon of the weather, cal THURSDAY N May 7th when it will certainly take place, The Brothers of the Order ar¢ respectfully invi! to attend rt of Logan Tribe—Jes. Yates, Committee Jos. Chick, A. Wheatly. -Committée on part of Osage Tribe—J. TK. Plant, A.3. Cawood, Wm. E. Biggs, Jos, A. Burch, J. Irdermeyer. Committee on part of Tuscarera Tribe—Bichard Moreland, Phillip Osywood, Robert Mi¢dleton, War. Boot, UUP Osywood. eer MILLER, Dy 6 2t* ‘Preastrer, EMEMBER TR R nk Tay OLuBL They soak ¢ Slumber And snnounos to their many friends that they will ive the’ FIFTH GRAND SOIREE ON MONDAY EVENING, MAY 18TH, _,, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, NAVY YARD, Withers’ unequaled Brass and String Band bas been engaged fc r the occasion, ane hats or capa allowed to be worn im the Tickets & cents, admitting s gentleman’ ladies—to be had of any of the members or at the door on the night of the Boiree. By ovder of the Oommittee. my 2,6t* pre Nict PIO NIO!! 70 THE PUBLIC.. On MONDAY NEXT, May 4th, if the weather rmits, we have the pleasure of notifying public that wi first Ball at our Pleasure Gardens, corn f 4th and E ats., Capitol Hill. Also,every Monday following Guring she Pe seasons athe best of Wines and r Beer served at the bar, et UMPHREYS & JUBNEMANN, my 1-6t* Proprietors, G BAND FLOBAL MAY BALL GIVEN BY PROP. L. G. MARINI. THURSDAY, MAY 7TH athia Academy # street, between 9th and 10th, (2 emperance Hall,) Washingten, D. G. The exhibition of all hia pupils il 6om- mence at 83¢ 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 rini at his "Acad: emy or of his pupils. p 27 3teok4td* LOST AND FOUND. wTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE 2 ist ofMay, a small red buffalo COW, with a white forehead. A liberal reward will be given if returned to A. ROTH, No. 285 9th street, between Mand N. my 7-3t* OST—A black and gilt OPERA GLASS on Wed- 4 nesday evening, between the corner of 13th and E streets and the Washington Theater. A suitable reward will be paid on its delivery at this office. my 7-3t* Tpanan U P—This morning, about 12 o'clock, a COLORED GIKL about 9 years old, by the name of Clarence Vantroy. Her her by calling at 512N street, between 9th and loth sts. fey DOLLY GRIFFIN. OBT—Oa Tuesday evening, May 5, about seven 4 o'clock, on D street, between i2th and 9th sts., or on 9th at.. between D and F sts., two PACK- AGES OF REGIMENTAL ROLLS. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving them at No, O7 F atreet, down stairs.) my 7-2t* = REWARD —Strayed or stolen from the sub- @ scriber. this morning, between 5 and 70’clock a back HORSE, with a little white on his hin legs and hoof ; between 5and 6 years old : about 14 hands high. The above reward will be given if returned to MICHAEL SHAR, G street, between lat and North Capitol sts. my 7-3t* Loin’? the night of the 4th instant.a CYLIN- DER of Allen & Wheelock’s 6-charge revolver, Whoever will return the same to the (rovernment Stozghous , between 2ist and 2 streets, on G,to G. W. PHILIPS, will receive $2 reward, Sup- posed to be lost between 224 and lth streets, on I. my 6-3t¥ STRA ED OB STOLEN—On the 4th inst. SS 3 at. and Maine avenue, 1 MARE, saddle and bridle; hind legs white, and blaze face; surfeited with large spots over the bedy, with the hair off ; canters and moves stiff im the shoulders from or fore logs Any information (or retarning the | . mare, re abesribery cn N street south, willbe ably rewarded. my 6-at™ J.P. CHILDS. STRAYED OR STOLEN—Frem my premises a © dark red COW, dark bagand crumbly horas, I will give $5 reward so that I 5: her agains HN C, GLIOK my 5-8t* Int street, between I and K sta, I ErT THE PREMISHs OF THE 3U BSORIBBR 4 on the 2d of Ma tted refurn to the Montgomery House, Georeetoen. By return to the Montgomery House, Freetown, D. c. {my sty, 8. D. LINN. 1 50 BEWAERD.—Bacaped from the Washing- DU ton city jail of the District of Columbia, on the, Bignt of the 13th of April inst... One WM. A. POMPKINS, alias LEGRANGR, his age is about Sayears; 6 feet’é or Sinches high; light brown hair out short and when long was combed straight back; his face is round and full; of quick and stammering speech. ‘Also, JOHN HABDING, about 45 or #0 years of age; 5 feet 8 or inches high; yery sharp features; hair and side whiskers grey mixed; full and rolling eye and intellectual forehead Alto, JOHN KILROY abdcut 5 feet 10 inches high: 22 years of age; light brown hair cut very short; low forehead; bas m frowning look; fair com: plexion and pox marked. on when they lef! the jail. The above reward will be given for their appre- hension if secured in the United States jailia the District of Columbia, or @10 for either one of said | poPoa th: i MON, pk U. 8. Marshal, BOARDING. {URNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT board, at 442 # st , between 5th and 6th. my7 Fo BENT, WITH BOARD—Two handsomely WURNISHED ROOMS at 311 F t " tween llth and i2th sts. The house hi modern conveniences, WO LARGE, PLEASANT KOOMS FOR RENT. with Board. (one on second and one on th Soor—both front,) suitable for two single gentle- men, or fora family. Terms moderate. 60, & number of Table Boarders, at $4 per week, 415 E street. betweem 8th and 9th, near P, OARDING.—A few single gentlemen ean be ac- commodated with BOARD at 173 Second st., between Band C. Also ROOMS, for families, at re- duced prices, This house is Kept by a northern ily, and situated within a few doors of the Capi- tol, Avenue, and Depot. ap 2-lw' GEORGETOWN ADVERTS, F. JNO. W. LUMSBON, ORWARDING AND & i PRAL, COMMISSION 91 amp 103 Warse Braeny, eornetown. D. C., Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and Merchandise generally ; Procures Freight, Ghar- vers Vessels, jusiness transacted always with promptness and dispatch. mar 4-tf FOR FAL banners 7A: Appiy 190 BABBELE : ac fh” 5, 1. IDWELL Georgetown. D. 0. OTICE! Tawasvry Derantuent, Aprill, 1863, Notice is hereby given of the readiness of this De- partment to redeem, at maturity, the outstanding two-years Treasury notes issued in 1961. Interest will therefore cease after maturity thereof, 8. P. CHABE, ap 3-law6w Secretary of the Treasury. R. BRICKS FOR SALE. EOBIVED and for sale. 500, re Men a ee ig ee ay mss, an ‘ay: . in ire 0! eo ere, at Wm. Clabaugh’s Fnas A Georgetown, D é, OF 54 Bridge street. * my 5-3w* J. M. STARE. U.S. 5-20 Bonds. RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO., Bankers 352 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ws WILL FURNISH AT PAR UNITED STATES FIVE-TWENTY YHAB SIX PBR OENT. BONDS IntaRzst Parasia 1m GOLD, The privilege of subscribing for these Bonds at: par will cease on Ist July, 1963, The money invested in them through us goes directly tothe National Treasury. sp Z-im directly tothe National Treasury. sp.2%7-1m_ BoRwEEL’s MuvioaTED COUGH OANDY is dy over introkaced fat Gees Dane ae tion of the Throat cf Lunes Heo what Pret, We: lowaki says of it; Me. Roswat iain prise used your Metlcatoa for iad he beneh and any have ever oseq for the parpose, reenter oF ie role ALEXAuDBR rig! KI, T MB Partnersine safer neisting 8, ty] nder and W_, Stone in the coal arents can find | All of them had legirons | | Sell Lot ' place. WM. Tu13 AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW By J. O, McGUIRE & CO... Auctioneers. N SATURDAY MOPNING, ONS AnD action Boome we willesie’ & front 1four poesereer Carriage 1 Blidl t Bi Wagon. my 7-dte {Rep ] 3.0. MCOUIRE & CO, Aucts, By J.G. MoGUIRE & :30 , Auctioneers, oO” MONDAY AFTERNOON. Ma: atdo’cleck, 465, we will offer forsale part of Lot 34, in and the improvements consisting of a Ree Irame hotse. may 7-dta J,C. MOGUIRE & O@., Aucts, By W. L. WALL & 00. Auctioneers, South corner Penntytrania avenue and Ninth strect. (jE 24T 54L8 OF PIANOS OTION ATAU On SATURDAY MORNING. 9th May, at 12 o'clock .we shall sell the following Pianos: One fine Rosew seven octaves, iron frame, beautiful tone and finish. Bos’on make Piano. One fine Rosewood Piano, by Kaabe & Oo.. of Baltimore. Two second hand small Pianos One tine Mahogany Piano, by Wm. Koabe & Co., of Baltimore cod Mahogany second hand Piano, eautirul, nesriy mew seven octave Rosewood Piano, i fect order, made to order by 7 Hallet & Cuniioe fe Boston. ele positive. Terms cas my 7 2t WL, WALL & €0., By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, DMINI8STRATORS’ SALE OF BRIOKS, LUM- BER, TOOLS, &G., aT AvcTion.—On MONDAY, the lth inst., we shall sell, by order of the Hon: Orphan’s Ovurt, the interest of the personal effects of John P. West, deceased, at 2 o'clock p. m.. a: the brick yard formerly ‘occa pied by the firm o* West & Lusby, at the corner of South Capitol and K streets south, consisting, in part, of the follew- articles, vi 9. et of ling and other Lumber, 62 fhed Posts, § Girders,3 Long Posta, 13 Joists, li Wheelbarrows, 3 Smith’s Brick Pre: 4 Cornell’s Brick Press,2 Tables and 2 Tube, 4 4g of 2 Tomoaring Wileals, of 1 Kiln Wall % o m pering Wheels, % o in 5 2885 Unburnea Common Brick, 2,65) do., pressed, 6,335 burned Brick, p 5 4.26 Burned Common Brick, Spades, Picks, &c..1 Bay Mare, 1 Oartand Harness, 1 Buggy and Harness. Terms of sale: All sums under $100, cash ; over $160, a credit of 3 and 6 months, for notes bearing interest and secured to the satisiaction of the ad- ministrators. Wn B: Waar! { Administrators, my 7-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, By J. 0. McGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers. Frounresn DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS NBaR THE CAPITOL aT PusLio AvoTION.—On WEI NESDAY AFTRBNOON, May Gth,at5 o’clk, on the premises, we shall sell i¢ desirable Building Lots. fronting respectively about 2) feet eack on north O street, betweed 2d and 34 streets east, and 2d street east, between Maryland avenue and north C street, each lot running back to a good alley, Those lots are beautifully located -or dwellings, are about with the grade of t! treet, and the por- tien fronting on C street have parements laid in front Title indisputable. ‘i ‘erms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed ef trust on the premises. Conveyancing at expense of purchaser, apa J.C, McGUIRE & OV., Aucts. @7 THE ABOVE SALE I8 UNAVOIDABLY stpened until WEDNESDAY AFTRBNOON, ay 13th, same hour and place, my? 3:C, Me@UIRE & CO., Aucts, By J.C. McGUIRE & UO., Auctionears. ‘WO DBESIBABLE FRAME DWELLING Houses at Puss.ic Avctiox.—On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, May 13th at 5e’clock, on the remises, we shall sell, front Lot No.8, in Square 0. 575, fronting on North C street. between 2d and 3d streets east, running back 138 feet, and im proved by two neat and weil built twostory frame dwelling houses, with becs buildings, Terms: One-tnird cash; balacee, six, and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premi-es. J.C. McQ@UIRE & OO., Aucta, my 7d J.C McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ANDSOME BUILDING’ LOTS ON nae Istamp.—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON May Mth, at 5 o’clock on the ‘premises, we shall ‘o. 17,in Square 497, tronting 5) feet on south @ street, between 4?: and 6th streets. and running back 122 feet 4 inches to a ) feet alley. Also Lot No 12,in Square No 583, fronting 30 feet on south BH street, between 2d and 3d street weats and running back 79 feet 6 inches, to a 2) feet alley. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises, my7-¢ J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Austs. By BOTELER & WILLSON, Anctioneers. ALE OF THIRTY BUILDING 1 OTS AT AUC- TION ON 4 LomG Crepit.On TUESDAY AFTBRNOON, May 5th, at 6 0’clock, we shal! sell on the premises, original lota will be subdivided into about twenty feet fronts, making altogethar about thirty lots, located on north M street, 5 id street east, and Belaware avenue, running back to anixty feet alley. Terms: One third cash; balance en a credit of 1,2. 3. a 4 yeata, notes to bear interest and security om the property. myst BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts, BF THE ABOVE SALE I5 POSTPONED ON account of the rain, until THURSDAY EVE- NING, May 7th. at 5 o'clock é my6 BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. &7 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTIIER POST- poned until TUESDAY, May 12th, same hour and lace. wmy’ BOTELER & WILSON. Ancts, my7 By J. O, McG@QUIREB & CO., Auctioneers, mpaveriens SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED noxsRry.—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON April 15th, at 5g o’clock on the premises, by virtue of four deed: trust, recorded respectively in LiberaJ.A.8., No. 102, folio 244, et seq; No. 136, folio 196, et ‘sea; No. 181, folio 198, et seq: and No. 157, folio 325 et seq; being of the land recerds of Washington County, District of Columbia; and by virtue of two decrees, of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. passed in chancery causes, numbered respectively 1794 and 1736, substitutin, me as trustee, in the place and stead of Charles 8. Salles exryiving Sree eT Eaball molntiots num: -three (33) an: 'y-four (34) in square numbered ave hundred and fifty-seven(557) froati together 1396 feet 7; inches en First streot west, between north Land M streets, together with the improvements, consisting of a large brick dwelling ouse Termsof sale: One thirdin cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premia All conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in five days thereafter the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and expense of defaulting purchaser on one weeks no- tice in the Kvening Star. u WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trastee, mar l2-Stawds J.C, Mc@UIRB & Ce., Aucts, So” THE ABOVE SALE, IS, POBTPONED, ON account of the rain, until TUMSDAY EVENING, April 2Jst, same bour and qace, WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee, ap 16 eota J.C, McGUIRB & CO., Aucta. @7-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTRER POST- poned unt?] TUESDAY. May Sth, até o'clock, same F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. ap22 J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Aucta, S7-THE ABOVE SALE 18 STILL VURTHER AY AVTERMOON «May 6th. sane hoarand place, ) ime hour: . -¥. MATHINGLY, Trustee. my 6-dta J.C. Mc@UIRB & 00.. Aucts. By Caeay & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Pp MTOBY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- ino Lo? on Cariton HILL, sITTATED ON NORTH © StREET, Next To THE Coxnnr oF DaLAWARB Avexus.—On FRIDAY AFTBRNOON, Sth instant, at 6 o'clock, T will sell at, public audtion, on the remises, to the highest bidder, part of lot three, 3) in square num! six hundred and eighty-four, (€84) having a front of 23 feet 9 inches om North 0 street, and running back about 120 feet, containing re feet of ground. This One One. er ; a good pavement in front of it; is well fenced, and supplied with fruit and shade trees, Thi is @ well of oxcellent water on the Ter: One-half cash; balance in 6 and 12 months. Oonveyancing at purchasers cost. may l-eodds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, F°, SaLs —DE31RABLE INIMPROVED LOT X¥ar KENTUCKY AND GRORG: Yaup —We will telat Payti ar ction on FU of M u., 3, Aauctioneors, DAY, the 70 o’ciock, diag lot, street east. contsining 12,500 square feet. Tre lot is capable of division, twelve, month, in astse “bestia inte eed secured by a deed of truy nm aoe ecod. Conveyancin at the cost of par- my 1" GREEN & W" ULAMB, Auctions, AND IMMEDIATELY TEER THE SALB the above. we shail seil. at of ” oe No.9 and jo, in Square i061. in the city of Wasn- ivgton, having a front one of 52, the other 53 on Fourteenth street east. between D and EB south, containing 10 6% square feet, diulhs, {ornate beating interarm ine menths, for ng in’ m day of sale. a eer Gm and a deed of trust taken. Hite te: ispul “myé%- GREEN & WILLTAMS, Aucts. By J.C McGUIRE & 00., Auctionsera. aces SALE DE pees BEAL THE Ory oF Was#ixoton,. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 7th, at 5% o'dleok, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trurt, bear. ing date on the Vth day of October, 1359, ane re- corded among the records Washi quant ‘ Bintrlet of Casmbie. ia a: 4.8 3 , folios 353 et neq. we shall soll. ai le to the highest bidder, all those aerate teaarat percels of ground im the Uity of Washi ‘nown and described on the plan or plat of sai ". as lota numbered five (5,)six (6) und seven(7,) fquare numbered three hundred ninety three (385, having -a frent of two hundred and five feet eigh’ inches on Ninth atreet west, two hundred eleven feet on Street, and seventy-four feet. six inckes on Bighth street west. Terms cash: $50 of which must re in cash at the time of sale, the remainder within five thereafter, indefault of which the Trustees resell the property at the risk and expense of the Seca pyarchaset, om one weeks notice in the Veni r. Alt cost of oot eyancing to be paid by the par- chaser, ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON Trustees Beats St ‘Tustecs enix Bu! le aplS-cod&ds J. 0. McQUIRE& 00. Aucts ay, Y, L eae Auctioneers, BLS. POT. 8 AT AUOTION.—ON 150 FRIDAY MORNING, 8th tngtaat, ae o'clock, at the foot of 1th street wharf. Terms i. my 6 W. L. WALL & GO, Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD aND SO Kircuen Fursiture aT AvcTion.—Om FRILAY, the 8th instant,we shall sell at the reeidence of s gentleman cesticing. housekeeping, at No. #8 Fifth street, between Fand G strooes north, at 10 o’clock A. M-,a good assortment of Furniture, viz Walnut Tete-a-Tete Bofas Hair-seat Castor and other Chairs Walnut marble top Center and other Tables Do French, seeny Liat. and other Bedsteade One fine oak Cottage Set complete Three-ply, Ingrain, and other Carpets Husk and cotton and other Mattresses Bureaus Washstand. Chairs, and Tables One ‘ine Refrigerator e Paseage and other Oileloths and Stair Rods Cooking. gel iS and other Stoves China, Glass,and Orockery Ware With many other articles too numerous te enumerate, Terms cash. my5a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. WILL BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE SALE— One fine Rosewood Piano, with the Stool and Gover my7 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. *By W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, IANO FORTE AND EXCELLENT HOUSK- HOLD FURNITURE AND BFFRCTS aT AvoTION — On FRIDAY MORNING, 8th inst., at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the residence of a lady decilning house- keeping, No, 368. corner Twelfth and B streets, Istand, the household furniture and effecta com rising— onewood seven octave Piano Porte Walnut Haircleth Parlor suite, consisting of Betas. two Tete-a-tetes, two Arm and six Side aire ogany re, sintings an a) Parlor Outtains, Shades. and Fixtures ‘avi éLight Ohandeliers and Mantel Ornaments and French, sna Oottege Bedsteais, Lounge, ant rench an isteada, fe ‘Washstands - Bureaus, Wardrobes, ané Toilet Sete English Brussels Parlor Carpet and Hall Oilcloth Sideboard, Dining Table. and Chairs Hat-rack, Caairs, Clock Giass, Crockeryware, and Table Linen Feather Beda Bolsters, and Pillows Gemforts, Blankets. and other Bedding Ingrain aba Three-ply Chamber Carpets and Oil- ot! Cook Stove and Kitchen Furniture Cooking Utensils, Refrigerator Terms cash, * my 6- W.L. WALL é O0.,, Austioneers, By THOMAS DOWLIN::, Auctioneer, Georsesown, D. C. ] 50 BARRELS OF CIDER AT AUCTION.—1 DU will sell st Publie Auction on FRIDAY AFTERNOON next, May 8th, 1863, at 2 0’clock,on Peter Berry’s wharf foot of High street, George- town, 190 Bi 1s of Cider my 6- Bes abe THOMAS DOWLING, Auet, By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Georretown, D.C, 3. 000 BUSHELS Ferbane ne aT y avo- TOM On FRIDAY. APTHRNOON, ath inst.. at2 o’cloek,I shall sell, the cargo of Schr. “Hortensia’’ consisting ef 3,000 Bushels Jackson, White, Potatoes,in prime order, ‘Will be wold frem il without reserve, for cash. to the highest bidders, in lots not leas than 100 Bushels, at the wharfof Jne. W. Lumsdon, in the rear of warehouse, 193 Water street. George wu. my 6 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct: By T. DOWLING, Auctioneer, Bridge street, Gecrgeown, D. C, IL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.—On FRI- J DAY AFTERNOON, 8th inat., at 4 o'clock, I will se:] at the Aaction rooms a are collection of modern Oil Paintings, splendidly framed, and by most of the eminent artiste of Burope, which are well worthy the attention of connoisseurs and lovers of the fine arts. The collection will be sold out without reserve for cash, > & Ww 'G@, Auctioneer. my 6- Bridge street Georgetown, D. 0. By J.C, McG@UIRE & O0.. Auctioneers. G%©?, BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC AUO- tiox.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 2th, at #4 o’cleck, on the premises, we ahall commence wd & the first-named, the followingnamed valuable ot 26, in square 336, fronting 2 feet on lth street west. between Q and Rstreets north, running back 95 feet to an alley. Lot C, in square 233, fronting 24 feet on 13th between L street north and Massachusetts Aopetegg running back 9) feet. _ tots Band, in Wilson’s subdivision of squ: 337, frontimg 2) feet each on 10th street west, be- tween P street north and Rhode Island avenue, running back 100 feet. Co ‘erms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of truat on the premises, All conveyancing at cost of Rarchaser may 5-d [Rep.] J, C. McGUIRE & CO., Auets By BOTBLER & WILLSON, Aucts. ALE AT AUCTION OF THIRTY-NINB DESIR- ABLE BUILDING Lots.—On TUESDAY AFTER- NOON, May , commencing at 4 o'clock, we shalisell on the premises, the whole of original jets x 1, 2,3, 4,5, 13,14, 15,16, being the east elf of 8q' are NO. ie, These will be subdivided witn about twenty feet fronts, making altogether thirty-nine lots with an average depth pratense feet each, runni: te analle: ey are desirably located on Sevem- teenth street west, Rhede Island avenue, and North N street, Terms: One-fourth cash, the palance in si twelve months, satisfactory secured, Deatas ap 18-dtd BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts, S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of the rain until FRIDAY EVENING, May Sth, same hour. my6 BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucte. By J. 0. MoGUIBE & CQ.. Auctioneers. TY: SPRING WAGONS AND DOUBLE HAR- xHBB AT AUOTION.—On BATUBRDAY MORN- ING, May 9t8,at 10 o’cloek, in front of the Auction Keows, we Sell for acccunt the MNugineer Department, U. 8, A, 28pring Wagons 1 wie pote hae tina ‘erms Car is Government funds, wy 6-d ‘[Rep.) J.C. McGUIRE & 00, Aucta, By J. 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctio ie pit le RT! ? BT! . FTERNOON, May oth. at 35 o'cik on wi sel ive Bapler, 's subdivision of Lots 60, 61, 62 and 63, of Oxbott’s subdivision of Bquarp No. 677, each front- ing 20 feet on north it, at th street west, Fu Ss tect toan alley. Terms: One-t! cash; the remainder aeeive entha; with interest, securea by of Trust on ie mises. ‘ap 2) [Bop] J. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, S7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER POST- Bay avTERNOON, May othe sue hour and placs a me hour my 6d JAB: 0. Mo@UL ‘RE & CO., Aucta, By J.0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, 1cTREN ong ay Cras tan BAST OF 'e PRINT: — On TOERDAY APTRENOON, Mar 0h ac isc oe ogy A ace Wg oe Uatott's subdis inion, of ‘Square No, ST, tronting Pare Rest ae 7 On west through said square. spite enka anion oa ES “aps (hop | 5.0, McGUIRE & 00.,.Aucts, S7 THE ABOVE SALB I8 FoerroweD ak 00) the storm, until 8A’ AY AP- FRED a ee a BE hee, eater ten ny mate 4 : {eau, Dest ‘ne By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. Fo SALE—VALUABLE IMPROVED ANB UNIMPROVED I3LaxD Proruarty at AUOTION.— We will sell at i publi auction. between Tenth and west, described in Dr. J. L. a ddivision of Square 353 as Lots F, F contains 2. G4, Hl 1925, andK 1456 square fect, hho Ae Ht 1598, Tans, ‘The weil known former residence of Mr. Lewks H. Machen is on LotG, The other lots present peculiar inducements for buildi "The sale will take on TUESDAY, the 1th inst., “erat One-balf residue at six, twelve, TTAB: i 3 and eigh a : of teen months, with interest from da; sale, and seoured by deed of truston the pri The title is perfect. my 5-4 GREEN & WILLEAMS, Aucts, By J. C, McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. BSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFIOR; & ry Washing- i Ga ee, between Twonticth and Twenty-arat streets, be sold by wi Comat SU sRHEE OF OLD GRAIN S40KS. Terms cash in Gororanert g. TOMERINE, 4 apmd 3.0. mob Bina & O0., Aucta, By J, 0, McGUIBS & 0O.. Auct: oneers. ? SALE OF VALUABLE tDENT’s Hovas.—' TATE NORTH OF THE ry ‘trust