Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEW AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, WasninoTom THEATER will again be opened this evening fr the arama, and Mr. J. Wilkes Booth will take a benefit and make his last ap- pearance butonr, The play selected is Shaks- peare’s grvnd drama of Macbeth.” Mr. Booth eustains the prim ipal role, snd he will be sup. ported by Alice Gray, Brink and other excel- Ivnt performers. Grovy8i's THEATEE.—This ia also a benefit night a1 Grover's, Mr. Edwia Adams being the recipient and his contribution to the en- jo: mert of oar theater-goers certainly deserves a banceome fmturn. He plays “Robert Lan- dry" in the «Dead Heart,” and there is no doubt bot he will, as heretofore, give entire satisfaction. He will be supported by Susan Denin and others. Swiss Ke.t Rincers—The Peak Family offer nightly at Willard's Hall a rare and ele- €ant enteriainment. While attending upon their performances one realizes to the fullest extent that h. re ia «music he hells.” Added to the tintinabulations of th rry how- yer, are the fine yocal and insirumentai per- formances of the troupe, which are by no myans the smallest attraction. CanTERsURY.—To the already euperabuan- dant variety of the Canterbury enter‘ainments Manager Sinn has lately added another f-ature in the shape of dramatic entertainments, which would do credit to more pretentious theaters. «Jack Sheppard” will be performed to-night, together with songs, dances, and Ethiopian en- tertainments. Matinee to-morrow afternoon. Russian Wan.—This fine series of paint- ings, illustrative of the most prominent acenes in the Crimean war, is on exhibition for a few nights longer at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Itis well worth seeing: V ARIETIES.—Another great bill is announced for this evening’s smusement atthe Varieties. Mr. Harry Leslie, the noted rope-walker, C. W. Parker, the boneless contortionist, Ada ‘Tesman, the charming vocalist, Helena Smith, the graceful danseuse, and others, appear. Tux Fare for the benefit of St. Matthew's parochial schoole is still open at the church, corner of H and Fifteenth streets. A fine dis- play of useful and fancy articles. Balt of the Perseverance Fire Com takes place this evening, at Temperance aera eers Fivta Warp PoLiticaL Mggtina.—A large number of the voters of the Fifth Ward assem- bled last night in Ward's building, pursuant to the following cull: ‘Notice.—The yoters of the Fifth Ward, who re friends and supporters of the Administra- ion in its efforts and measures to quell the re- bellion and maintain the Union, are requested to meet at Ward's Building, corner Second street and Pennsylvania avenue, on Thursday evening, May 7, at7 o'clock. “B B. Frencu, ON. SARGENT, “J, M. BRopukap.” The meeting was called to order by Alder- man Brodhead, who nominated Alderman N. Sargent as chairman. Mr. Robert T. Knight was appointed secretary. Mr. E. L. Stevens then offered resolutions making & declaration or principles, pledging theirearnest support of the Administration, which were adopted. N. B. Northrup (of the « Guardian” socie- ty,) called attention to the confusion that had existed at the last meeting in the Fifth Ward, @ud he thought it should be a warning, and he therefore moved the appointment of a commit- tee of three, who should act as supervisors in this election tor candidates, and have power to Teject the yotes of all known to be secession- ists, or of those opposed to the Administration; which motion was adoted, and Messrs. G@u- lick, E. L. Stevens and Alexander Eaton were appointed said committee. It having been then decided that the commit- tee should take position in the center of the room, and that the yeters should pass bet ween them and deposit their ballots; nominations were made for Aldermen, and Messrs. J. M. Brodhead, (preeent incumbent,) G. F. Gulick, Chas. Canfield and Robt. T. Knight, (members of Common Council,) were nominated. Messrs. Canfield and Knight declined, and the contest was therefore between Messrs. Brodhead and Gulick. While the balloting was going on, Captain Darfing, of New York, Chief of the Capito! Police, and bogus delegate to the gathering which assembled in Temperance Hal! a little Over & week ago and nominated Mr. Richards tor Coliector, made himself decidedly conspic- uous in the room, after the modest manner usual to gentlemen from other States who are So good as to undertake to regulate municipal affairs here to save the citizens of Washington the trouble. Finding that his high-cockalorem airs frightened nobody, and that he, absolutely Ar—Capt. N. Darling—Capt, Nathan Darling— Capt. Nathan Darling, of the Capitol police— was held in the Fifth ward as a potatoe of only moderate dimensions, he bimmed on his hat with an air, buttoned up three brass buttons of his handsome blue coat with eat vigor and intrepidity; let off the cheap and angry assertion that his opponents were secesh, (but declining to make good his words on being invited so to do.) and made his exit. When the yotes were counted it was found that Mr. Brodhead had 16, and Mr. Gulick 62, whilethree were cast ior Mr. John Grinder. Mr. Gulick was therefore declared the nom- ny all. inee. The following gentlemen were nominated for Common Council, viz: Messrs. R. T. Knight, C. Canfield, (present incumbent,} E. L. Ste- vens, John Grinder, and R. P. Ferguson. The yote stood—Charles Canfield, 61; R. P. Fergu- son, 76; R. T. Knight, 54; John Grinder, 31; and E_L. Stevens, 21. Meeers. Ferguson, Canfield, and Knight were therefore deciared the nominees. The nomina- tions were then made unsnimous, and the meeting adjourned. Tur CoLoRED REGIMENT.—Last evening, a Meeting of the colored people, in relation to forming 4 colored regiment, was keld at Israel Church, near the Capitol, and was largely at- tended. Lieut. Col. Raymond (white) called the meeting toorder.» Francis A. Taverns (col- ored) was called to the chairand Ed. A. Wat- f£0n (col.) appointed secretary. 4 At the sugges- tion of the Chair, the following committee was appointed to aid Col. Turner and Lieut. Col. Raymond in the wor! John F. Cook, John F. Costan, Adolphus Winktield, John A. Sims, Gurden Snowden, Thomas H.C. Hinton and Wm. Wormley. Addresses were delivered b. Col, (Rey.) J.D. Turders(white,) Revs. H. M. ‘Turner and Anthony Brown, (col.,) Hon. Mr. Anderson, (white,) of Jamaica, and the chair- man; after which, an invitttion was given the people to enroll their names, and several were obtained.¢ The roll of colored yolunteera now numbers abeut two hundred. SSE DEATHS OF SOLDINRS.—The following have been reported to Capt. Hartz, (effice corner of Eizhteenth and G streets,) since our last, at which place all information relative to de- ceased soldiers may be obtained: John H. Rich, 137th N. Peter Carey, 2d Me.; D. J. Mitchell, Ot.; C. Waido, lath CL; W. Giles, 40th Mas«.; Lt. F. Sautler, 58th N. Y¥.; R. D. Walker, 125th Pa.; G. Barricklaw. 16th Pa.; C. Bennett, 12ist N. Y.; P. 8. Nothingham, 159th N. ¥.; W. McNaughton, sth N. Y. cav.; John H. Peters, 126th Pa.; N. F. Church, 117th WN. Y.; Jas. French, 174th N. Y.; John N. Da- vis, 15th Ct; W_ A. Heavener, rebel citizen prisoner; E. K. Wells, 6th Mich. cay.; Joan bbins, 119th N. ¥.; John McGee, 147th Pa; ¥. Bloom, Sist Pa.; John Harmon, 145th Pa.; John Elliott, 2d Pa.; Seth Speckerman, 21th N. Y.; Wilson D. Hill, ist U.S. 8. S. ——=—_—_—_ Ovp FeLLowsa#ir IN THE DistRicT.—The order of Odd Fellowship has suffered, in com- mon with kindred affiliations, from the dis- tracted state of the country; but we are happy to see numerous indications of late that 1 « id order is resuming its former flourish- ing position hereabouts. Probably the pleas- antest entertainments Cat ers bare for gait ctable le, the class of citizens, bare been the well-known 1. 0. O. F. Levees, combining @ variety of essing amusements. We hear that Excelsior Lodge 0.17, proposes tohold such a levee shertly, and to make it a first-class affair, an item of news which we are eure will be received with general satisfaction. — ARRIVAL ov Wounprp.—The Hugh Jen- kins arrived here this morning about 4 o'clock, bringing 140 wounded soldiers. ; The Hero arrived about the same ttme, bring- Ete Mary Washington and Juniata arrived tan early hour: the former having on board 960 and the latter 127 more of the wounded. _ y have been distributed among the yari- itals of the city. eee aarsand that arrangements have been ade with the City Railrosd Co,, for the re- aval of the wounded, who shall hereafter ar- Fiver, by means of the cars, instead of ambu- lances, as heretofore. —>——_ RTBR AEREATKD.—Hubbard Breitzle- Poh apr jee B, ist Maryland infantry, swas arrested yesterday by Captain Johnson, of the Government detectives, for being a deserter god serving under Stewart during his raid into Penneylvanis. —~»——_ ei DeserTurs.—Samuel Aldrich and Wa Watt, deserters from the 19th Georgia wolunteers, reached this cit senwedsy-— Sney were committed to the Old ito! pi ——>—___ iy wa’ soins Wat 8 f. tie Di- the Russian War, wi! its battles, Sirgen and Morme, this evening urday ne weon, 3 o'clock, Rervaxsr.—Dr. Von Moschsisker has returned to son tHr ond con betonmalted op all maladies of the Ove, ear and throat diseases, Office 339 Pennsy!- vaala avenue, q Es “through at Governm Pr ai ™ Coacanr take Bisamare j im @nn rtd errimends ai * D0, al their Ball which wes postponed on Wedacetay, will positively take place This (Pride: ‘ng, M i Temperance Hall, B stre~ ve “ hand [0th stree‘s, where every exertion wil: be eral taliffaction itt e Committees, Vavar 48D AGUR Buitisauisnsp.—Martyrs to intermittest fever, a word with you The re- sponsibility for ycur safierings rests upon your selves Just a# surely aa you shake lay, or | will shake to-morrow, Hostetter's Ovlebrated Stomach Bitterr will ex inguish the disease der which you labor, Had you takeathis ge tonic See preventive. you would have no neat of it are, fo: the syaten impervious to ince you begiested the | preceution, rid yours 5 without delay of the | complaint by resorting to the only redieble remedy. Break the chilis with Hostetter’s Bitters, and 7 will retoro no more. This is the experi- ence of thourands, and it will be yours. Quinine | is aslow mean- of relict; itis nauseous to the lart degree; it is more dangerous than the malady itself; in many casesitutteriy fails Ho 7different | b the ey of the Bitters: ‘ ete Las CG 8 rapid; they are agreeab!e t» the palate; they are not only entirely ‘Mernitess but. tena inevitably ty strengthen the consti:ution and prolong life; they never have failed, and it is confidently assamed that they mever can fail in case of fever and ague, hewever inveterate in its charact-r. Co be with- out Hostetter’s Bitters in any region infested with incerenit tent or Semictent fever. is simply to reject safety aud court disease, ‘ Wholesale Agents —A. M. Bininger & Co,, 237 | Penn. ave. my 7-e03t —_—_——>——_ Hearrm ror tam SoLpimR!—Por one who diss from the effects of the bullet, ten perish from damp and exposure to nigkt air. Small doses of Holioway’s Bilin, taken grery other night, will correct all disorde: ‘iver and Stomach, purify the blood, and insure sound health to every man. Only 25 cents per box. 32 gee Ee ES Sxoner Disgaszs. Samaritan’s Gift in the must certain, safe and H effectaa! remedy—indeed, the only Negetanie rem- cy ever discovered, Cdtes in two to four days, ad recent cases in tweuty-four hours No miaer- al, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pillete be taken. It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be exposed, Male pack- ager, $2; female, $3. ¥ Samariian's Root and_ Herth Juices—A poxitive aud permanent cure for Syphilis. Scrofuia, Ulcers, Sores. Spots. Tetters,&c Price $1, or six bottles for 85. Bold by 8. C. Ford. Boe acvertisement, ms aaiemecsantsren 4 pares + t9 the North a: 'est.—T wo trains leave Wash eton ‘si ly and one on Sunday—quitk time— low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ ticketa sold it rates. For tieketa and fur- ther informatiex apply at the office ef Great Penn. sylvania Route northeast corner of Pennsylvanis avenue aud Rixth st., Washington. Office open from 6a. m. until 9 p. m.; on Sundays from 3to 4p. m. au tly BE. 0. Nonron, Agent, Dz. Dupont’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pitis are the very best in wse. They operate speedily and effectively, and being swxar-coated create no mau- sea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their supersority over all others, Price la box. Sold by 8. O. Ford, eorner lith street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry Oook, Alexandria. ja6-ly —___o———__ Warranrsp 70 C In 81x Days.—Dr. Godfrey’s Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhaa in siz days. No change of diet required Price $1 per bottle. Sold by 8.0. Word, cerner [lth street and Pa. avenue Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly eg THE CHEAPEST AND BEST Hatz DrB in sue WoRLp Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, 0 contas box. The best inuse. Try it. Sold by 8. C. Pord, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ington, ang Henry Ooeok, Alexandria, ja6-ly geet A PYRAMID OF PACTS! Concerning Catstaboao’s Harz Dra! poisonless, instantaneous, imparts a perfect black. or a magnificent brown, in the space of ten minutes; is odorless, dees not stain the skin, and has never been known to fail! OntstaDono’s Exogisior Harr Dye, Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, 6 Astor House, New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers, Pries, $1, 81.6, and §3 per box, aceording te size. Crrstaporo’s Hatz Restorative Is invaluable with his Dye, as itimparts theutmost softness, the most beautiful gloss and great vitality to the hair. Price 50 cents, $1, and $2 per bottle, according to ite. mar 25-Im ——— Barous.en’s Harz Dre, Tha best in tha World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Bye pro- duces a color not to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- Gdies the iil effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Bair 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. SF The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. Barous- LOR, om the fowr sides of each box. Facory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, (Late 333 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) ——>——_ CntroPropy.—It is seriously to be regretted that corns and other disorders of the feet, to which the majority of the people are subject, should have been considered of so little interest amengst the public, and scarcely to have been noticed in a proper manger by thore continually termented; although itis # well known fact that these local complaints when ns gece injure the general system, by pre- venting the body from taking that natural exercise corducive to health; but since the arrival of Dr, White, at 424 Penn, avenue, hundreds of our cit- isens have submitted to hia manipulations, and testify with gratitude as to his successful méithod of treating corns, bunions, bad nails,&c. ap 21 mv-ly SreeMavToRRu@a CaN BE OuRED.—Dr. Band's Sa TCO eet nE TOE: ey ej = are waly. magical. At ‘Sf the the most skeptical of its 1d. by. 8.0. Ford, cor- Weahingto es a box. ner lith street and Pa. avenue, Henry Cook Alexandr! Diszacee OF THE Nexvovs, SeMinat, URinany amp SaxvaL Systams.—New and reliable treat- ment—in Reports of the Howard Assoctation—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Address Dr. J. Skillin Houg! Phitadelphis, Pa. ——————— A’Covcz, CoLp, on am Inarratsy THRoar,if allowed to progress, results in serious Puimonary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable. Brown’s Broxcutal TROCHRS reach directly the affceted parts and give almost Instant relief. In Broncurtis, ASTHMA, and O4- | TARRE they are beneficial. The good effects result- ing from the use of the Troches, and their extended use, bas caused them to be counterfeited. Be eure to guard against worthless imitations. Osrain only the senuine Browen’s Bronchial Troches which have proved their efficacy by a test of many years. PusBLio SpuakeRs ond Singers should use the Troehes. Military Officers and Soldiers who over- tax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes, should have them. Sold everywhere at 25 cents per box. Jen 17-3 ton, Howard Association, mar 25-20 ——==——— MARRIED, On Sth inst., by the Rev. Father Walter, Mr. 2OuN bGDEN to Miss M. MeGARVEY, both of this city. DIED, thi ning of the 8th inst. in the Séth year Oni oe #¥RRY GOODEIDGM, of Paington Devon, Eng! 5 He was ever true to the principles he professed of love, purity and fi:el.ty. RW His funeral will t lace from his lateresi- No, $95 Eighth street, near M, on Satur- ay morning, at 1} 0’clock, * On the 8th of May; at 8 o’clock a. m., JOHN STEVENSON SEBSFOBD, aged 81 years. = { Baltimore Bun copy.j On the 7th exit —_— INDIA, infant daugh- Jat 10 0’clock a.m, ‘to’ the morning of the 7*h inst., JOHN W.SIMMB, aged 31 years The friends and intances of the family are invited te stand the funeral this (Friday) after- 5 o'clock. D®” APPLES ABD PRACH. JONES & CO.’S, | street, between Jist and 22d. my6 Corner Bighth and D sta N?* *ohoK BREL—MACKEREL ! Best in the market. Om ts «00.8 my6 Corser Bighth and B strests. PER OENT.OHEAPER THAN BOVISIONS, 25 PER OB? ime Bugar-cured HAMS, ll cts. Ets Fauifly SLOUB, @ 3 Suva roy tere Gnetes UTTRR, tc CHEESE, 14 cts. perl). JONES & CO.. my 6 Corner Bighth, nd Dastrects. ) BOXES MESSINA ORANG Hes, me order, 500 AY BO; S ‘3 4 wiles is the foot of Me it ¥ . STEW. PO. WEEN Shae ington. Ye ) NOTIFY su mae OF TER mar N-ém' 5 J Pactlly Ich ean e a WAN'E SEE —————————E ANTED—:’ FURNISHED HOUSE in aesn- tral location. Address “A B,” Willards’ Ho Ss tel my 6 zt WwW ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A TRIMMES atthe Fi-et Ward “srriage ufactory. & street, between l7th and 18th. my 83." WwW ANTED—A SITUATION to cock, wash and iron in s small family, Callat 449 Bieventh eireet between B and F. . it Vv ANAK By Smiddlo-aged woman, a SITU- N ATION to cook, wash and iron. Apply at o. 4° Weehi gtenst..b-twesadth and oth. 1t* W AN) + D—A NUBSE GL4L to take care of two chi dren and make herself useiul; mus: come yecommenced. Inquireat 512 G street, between 4th axd bth, tv W 4ANTED_A WOMAN to do plain cooking, at | the eon png tape Laucdry, Pa avenus, OTP Bite fr, ‘a Theater Py wit "” SASF. HOTOREISS, Prop'r. ANIEBD IMMEDIATELY—An experienced UL. RK in a Drug store, Address ‘Blue; Masr,’’ through the Post Offics. Satisfactery ref-, erences req: ired. my 8-3t* . NibD 10 HIRE—Two FPABM HANDS, + ither white or colored, to work upon a farm in the District three miles from the city, and near Fo i» bucker Hill and Baratoga. my 8 ‘G80, McORNRY._ rANTED—A JOURNRYMAN TAILOR willing to work on busnling. Tos good man, coa- stant emp oynient and ¢: wager, None but & strictly “«mperate man need apply. Apply to B. MAGRUDER, No. 477 Tenth street, between D and K ats. we ¢. my 8-2t* ;}A.»TSD—Twe BELL-BOYS (white) at the ClarecdonHotel Inquire at office. my?-2t* '0 TAILORS,—Wantea, a good COAT HANDst 474 léth at. my7 St* OAOH PAINTRBS WANTED—Wanted imme- dia:ely, two Ooach Painters. mrt” ANEBEW J. JOYCR. Ww ANTED—A GIRL (white or colered) to take os ofachild, Inquireat 244 Ps, avenue, my 7-3t* URNISH BD BOUSE WANTED —A gentioman of standing and responsibelity desires to reot anmall neat!y Furnished Honse. and will bea yearly tenant. Address Post Office Rox 956. my 7-3t* WARTED— Tro first-clask IRONHBS at the National Steam Laundry, Pa. avenus, po site Grover’s Thester, Good wages and boar py T-tf JAB, 1, HOTCHEISS, Propir._ W ANTED_Two WOMEN, one an experienced cook, washer and ironer, the othera girl for chamber and house work; family not large. Ag- ly. with r commendations, at No, 112 Green st., Gost - my 7-2t* ANTED—Two good BRICKLAYERS, one front hand and one ced brick hand; wages 275 perday. Inquire immediately of JACOB D. UTTON, loth street, between D and B streets, sland. my 7 at” WwW ANTED—A steady respectableGENTLEMAN as office clerk and barkeeper at Steamboat and Planters’ Hotel, No. 550 7th street. Also, | Waiters in dining room. my 6-3t* A FIRST-CLASS OOOK WANTED IMMEDI.,) alely at Union Restaurant, corner 17th avd @ streete—a French cook 18 preferred, Also, a Grst- class Waiter. my 6-St* A PHOTOGRAPHIC OPERATOR WHO THOR- ougbly understands his business, desires em- ployment; has no objections to following the army. Address ‘*W. J. E.,” Post Office, Washington. D. c. my 6-3t* EME} MENT WANTED—By « young man 4 from the country.” Would accepta place in a rocery, shoe store, or any place that may becf- ered, Would gre Qs recommendation a letter from ex-Gov, Hicks, Address *W. 38. 8.,’) Stac Office. my 6-St* 7ANTED—A MAN SERVANT to do work in useful about the house, Also, a girl todo cham- dining room and make himee:f generally Der work and ironing. Reference required, In- juire at Tudor Place, Congress street, Georgstown, B. 6" “No objection to color. may 5-60" OMB WANTED —Two young men desire par- manent Board, tith pleasantroom in a private Awerican family, a place where there are no other boarders preferred. The society of iadies a desid- eratum. Location between 7th and 15th streets and nerth of Pa. avenue. Address, stating loca- tion, terms, ete., MUS8," at this office. _Py 6-3t" ANTED IMMEDIATELY—By JOHN L, KID- WELL, Druggiat, Georgetown, an expe- rienced CLERK. to whom a liberal salary will be paid Satisfactory referencesrequired. my 5-tf W Anrep. IMMEDIATELY—Two or three HANDS to work on bread, pies, cakes, &e. Also, one No, 1 Bread Baker. JAMES H. SIMPSON, No. § south Fairfax street my5 Alexandria, Va. W ANTED_For the United States Mar'ne Corps, several hundred able-bodied MEN, between the ages of 18 and 40 years, Soldiers serving in this Corps perform duty at our navy yards and on board Uni'ed States ahips-of war on foreign stations. Pay rame as int rhe | of the army. BY good con- luct and attention to duty a soldier will certainly rise to the position of a non-commissioned officer. Two dollars will be psid any one who brings an “accepted reeruit t» these Barracks. aie ak others falcemation apply at the Marine 5 ington, D.O, ees nene"GHAB. G. McOAWLEY, my 5-2 Captain commanding post. 10 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT % 381 F street, between Sth and 9th, opposite the Patent Office, and get their Yokes, ands, Sleeves and Skirts &e., stamped. Also, splendid Braiding and Embroidery Patterns for Slippers, Pincushions, Joseys, Capes, Dresses. Gar- iat ‘is and Zouave Jackets, &c. Ladies can have their Stamping done in afew minutes. my 2-2¥* SITUATION WANTED —A young man of busi- bO ness qualifications and possessing a thorengh knowledge of bookkeeping, shipping and entering accounts, would like a place asclerk ina quarter- master’s paymaster’s or sutler’s office; speaks Ger- man and a little French, or any capacity where gow nmanship and accurate sccounts are re- quired; can give bestof references, Address ‘‘Fi- gan.” Star ica, one week, Bp 2-lw* NTBD—Bverybody to know that Bonts & Griffith, 369 7th street, between I and Ks: have the Jargest and most extensive assortmen FURNITURE and HOUSEKEEPING G00. that ean be found in the District. ap 23 bt ‘WV ANTED—The entire public to see the splendid V new stock of Jewelry and Bilver Ware just opened at the Bollar Store, 438 Pa. avenue, near v4 st. No trouble to show goods whether you buy or not. ap8 Im* firat of May, a venue and Ninth W ANTED_Now or by t HOUSE near Pennsylvan: street. No objection to parch tA allor t of the Furniture. A small house preferred. Address . O. Box 388, or ly to 334 Pennsylvani: enue. ap WANTED BEOOND- HAND FURNITURE Py Also mirore Garret, Bete Peeing and ods of eve: ener) on. frie ne os. BUOHLY, 3 » 628 7th at mar 30-tf bet. G and H, east ide W ANTED HOUSE TO RANT—On reasonabie terms, a ee A ae a 2 : trencon exchanged, “Address A, FLAGLER, 1206 my l-lw WwW ANTED—By a respectable weman,s SITU A- TION as cook, washer or ironer; ; good refer- ences givenif required. Oalloraddressat 242 0th street, corner of M, for 2 days. aps 'UORNISHED HOUEE WANTED. Wanted to for a vate famiy. ‘ard prefe: . SrORsT DISEASBS! SECRET DISEASES 11 SAMARITAN’S GIFT! eRe ae AGE THE MOST CERTAIN REM ER USED. * Yos, A Positive Cure” for GONORRHGA. GLFRT, Seni oR ES: ee. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure. re entirely vegetable, “having no smell nor Asan’ , and will not in any w: stomach or bowels of the most de! in from two to four days, and recent cases twenty-four hours.” Prepared by 4 gradaate of the University of Pennsylvania, one of the most eminent Doctors and Chemists ef the present day. NO KXPOBURN, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHATEVER, Let those who have despaired of getting cured, or who hese pees gorged with Balsam Copaiva, or ercury, try the 707 SAMARITAN’S GIFT. Sent by mail ina plain envelope. Price—Male packs 2, Female, 83. OH ya on ULOERS Cores spore, Terr ERS OHO OALER BOLLS HILISOR VE . SYP) AL DISHASES &e. SAMARITAN’S ROOT AND HERB JUICES ts offered the public as a ive cure. SYPHILIS OR VENEREAL AS§S, the SA- MARITAN’S ROOT AND HERB JUICR, is the most potent, certain and effectual remedy ever pre- scribed; it reaches and eradicates every particle of the venereal poison, so that the cure is thorough and permanent. Take then of thia purifying reme- dy and be nealed, and do not transmit to your pos- BAMERTTAN'S ROOT AND HERB 108s willromove every veatige of impurities from the system, as well as all the bad effects of Mercury, FEMALES! FEMALES In many affections with which numbers ba Fe- AND HERB JUIOBS is = ha) pity edantad. in Uleerated Ute: in She, Mbeead as, aang be eee anno express. Price 81 bottle, or 6 bot! SAMARITAN’S CHANORE WASH, Eason © 06:, Sox 106i Philadelpatn Post Sold by B. CALVERT FORD, c ruer of 1th and PHENRY OOK, Alexandria. may é-te Cc me oapnracns!i1 at! Ihavenow hand and v. Betinae sake Cee Las RE: wars and Germaatowns, Boat W D UAERCAGES bat litte ek | and can be sold to <4 BALLS, PARTIES, &o. Ox A t ar pth a f the weath coen: Gi im Lis QO! ‘eather, the BALL of the PRESSV:RANCE FIRE pa” » that was to take piace on Welnesday. NI ee tian until PRIDAY BYE-, By order of the Committee my7 st* EMSMBEE TUR apne LEP ae as rr la . Aad announce to their many friends thas they will rs iv FIFTH GRAND SOIREB ON MONDAY EVENING, MAY 1®TH, AT ODD PRLLOWS’ HALL, NAVY YARD. Wither ’uneeusied Brana and String Band bes been eagawed fi r the occasion. 5 ARP bats oF caps alowed to be worn in the Tickets 5) cents, admitting ®@ gentleman | and ladies—to be had of any of the members or the door on the night of the Soiree, Ry o der of the Committee. my 2.6t* LUST AND FOUND. $5 BEBWARD—Strayod aver from No.586 13th Street, Ieland a & COW; white face and pee pncbe ce heres y mh avers reward will be given for ii ion leadin “I recovery. nyeiw GHO OTT WONDER, J O8T—traxed or atolen out of our Stabl 4 Siath street, a brown OB E, ab high, short-legved and chunky ewe) for a deé:iver a Je, my eae 3.0 GOOK & CO. fe TULKN—Last week. April 8th, from Rov. Mr. ® Tillinghastie, Georgetown, &@ sorrel MAB) Or 4 years hind foot, white streak on face, about i5 hands high, thin, carries a strai, hend, palls to one sid Last seen ridden o: ace near P. Ten collars reward will be pal for her return to the rutrcriber, one mile north of the Cupitc!, Glenwood road. my 8-3t* TRUXTOUN D. BRALE. QTBAYED FROM THER SUBSORIBER ON THE 2 lstofMay, a small buifalo UO, with a white forehead. A liberal reward will be given if returned to A. ROTH, No. 285 9th atreet, between and N. my 7-3t* it OPERA GLAS on Wed- tween the corner of 13th O8T—A black and Deeday evening and E streeta and the Washington Theater. A suitable reward will be paid on its delivery at this office, my 7-3t* OBT— On Tuerday evening, May 5, about sev: o'clock, on D atreet, between 17th and 9th ats., or on 9th between D and F sta., two PACK AGHt OF REGIMENTAL ROLLS.’ The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving them at No 357 ¥ street. down stairs.) my 7 2t* & REWARD.—Strayed or atolen from the sub- e) acriber. this morning, between § and 70’clock. a x HORSE, with a» little white on his him 4 hoof ; between 5and 6 years old ; about 14 hands sigh. The adove reward will be givenif returned to MICHAEL SHAR, G atreet, between Ist ard North Ospitol ats. my 7-3t* | Piste the pight of the 4th instant,a CYLIN DER of Alien & Wheelock ’s6-charge revolver. Whoever willreturn the same to the Government Btorehous: , between 2ist and 2M streets, on G, to G. W. PHILIPS, will reccive $2 reward: Sup- posed 'o be lost between 22d and l4th streets, on I. my 6-5t* QTRAYED OB STOLEN—On the 4th inst., from SS 4h st. amd Maine avenue, a sorrel MARE, with saddle and bridle; hind legs white, and blaze face; surfeited with large spots over the bedy, with the hair off ; canters anu moves stiff in the shouldera or fore legs. Any information (or returning the | 6 8 mare: to ubscriber, ca N street south, will be suitably rewarded. my 6-3t* J.P. CHILDS. — QTBAYED OB STOLEN—¥rem my premises a +) dark red COW, dark bag and crumbly horas, [I will give $5 reward so that I haat her again. JOHN ©. GLICK my 5-8t* lst street, between I and K sts. $150 REWARD —Eseaped from the Washia, ton city Jail ef the District of Columbi: on the night of the 13th of April inst... \s63— One WM. A. TOMPKINS, alias L age is about 22 years; 5 feet 6 or 8inch brown hair eut short and when long was como%ed straight back; his face is round and full; of quick and stammerip Ry ‘Also, JOHN HARDING, about 45 or 5) years of age; feet 8 or Yinches high; very sharp features; hair and side whiskers grey mixed; fall and roliing eye and intellectual forehead i Alro, JOHN KILROY about 5 feet 10 inches hig! 72 years of a sho: low forehead; ; light Brown hair cut ver: a8 grum frowning look; fair < plexion and pox marked. All of them had leg ironi on when they lef? the jail. £ The above reward will be given for their hension if secured in the Utited States ja: Dirtriet of Columbia, or $50 for either one of priseners. WABD H. LAM ap 8. Marshal. BOARDING. OARD—A pleasant ROOM for rent, with board; table for » gentlemen and wife or two ge: tlemen. Terms moderate, at No, 512 G street, between 4th an@ 5th, my 3 3t* I OOM8 FOR BENT, with exeelient BOARD— Large and comfortably farnisked; lighted with i bells and bath room wita hot ard co! ‘o three or more gentlemen occupying the same apartment areduction in board will be made. A few table boarde: ill be tak Every attention paid to the com! ef the inmates. ferences required. Apply at No, 395 18th street, one square from the Avenne. my 8-tf TURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT bi at 449 Pst, betw: 5 bh and 6th. my? a OR RENT, WITH BOARD—Two handsomely VURNISHED BOOMB at 311 F street, be- tween llth and 12th sta, The house has all the mé6dern conveniences. my 7-3t* 'WO LARGS, PLEASANT ROOMS FOR RE with Boar floor—both front,) suitable for two single gentle: men, or forafamily. Terms moderate. Algo, a number of Table Boarders, at $4 per week. 415 B street, between 8th and 9th, near P.O. my?7-3t* GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, I,.0.R.M—LOGAN TRIBE, No.8, , Geoncerows, D.O.—Ats regular meeting of this Tribe, held on Monday evening 1563, it was ordered that, after Monday orening next. the Tribe meet on Thursday evening of eac! week. . PRAT. . ¥. Scuarsr, CO. of RB. it* NEW MARKET HOUSE, Plans and estimates of the cost of a Market House to be erected in this Town, on thesite of the present one, will be received by the subscriber until noon on the lath day of May, 1883. It ig desired that the structure should be credi- table in its appearance, and have all such arrange- ments and fixtures as are of appreved modern in- vention, with proper regard to the demands of light. ventilation, cleanliness, and general con- venience. The plans may be separate and varied by each person 60 as to embrace one or mor roposals: For a Hcuse of one story, of the length and width of the present one s For a H: use of two stories to extend from Bridge street to the Canal, with an area of eight feet in width between ite southern termipation and the Nt. | Canal, to be pretected by a suitab!e iron avrg ie 6 Bach proposal must suggest a and amount of the additional cost, of ‘vasement of suitable depth, and the full length of the building. should the Counella conclude to have sueh addition. ials and workmanshi| by such agent to be approved o: ay ed e Councils to inspect the same while in ceurse of construction. The plans herein indicated are intended to be tham fixed, and any other which may be will beduly considered. and if deemed preferable may be accepted by the Councils AiPbegives ou spoienion a taeeabaarbares ny a Palit ‘DDISON, Mayor. must be of a GRANGE, his | high; ght | May 4th, | { | (one om second and one on third | North N street, 4 AUCTION SALES. ‘AUCTION SALES, POR OTHER AUCTION SALES SEF FTRST PAGR By W.L WALL & OO., Auctioneers. South corner Penn. avenue and 9th street. N*®z INVOICK OF OIL PA NTINGS, Ti BLE Ccrhpar, PLarsp Wane. Pooxer Kyrves, AC. Just UeCRIVED AND VOR S4L¥ ar ACCTio’ — On BATURDAY MOKNING, 9cb instant, at bb he Auc‘ion ae fOr om ‘cis, frames. 4 Forxsand Oarvers. od 4 gross P cket kniv w.L WALL & O0., By BUTELEB & WILLBON, Auctioneers, | GALE OF SUPERICR HOUSEXOLD FUBNI | eS rere at Avction—On MOND. ’ 4Y. tne lath instant, commencing at W o'clock A M., at nouse © 25S F street, ronth side. between 13th and ath streets, we will sell the greater portion of the Furuiture,&c.,of agentieman declining house- keepicg, gem prising pr cipatiy— One fine Rosewood Pisno Forte, with pearl keys, carved lugs aod lyre, full 7 octaves Foil coud waive! Pecior Bal ih ‘ull coi! alout Perlor Suite in Moreen Plus! Marble-top Walput Ovel Tab'es and Small Stanes Marble and Brenze Frenoh Mantel Clock Celleciion ef handsome Italian Marble Vases, Parian and Alabaster Ficures, and other orna. Mets for mantelx and tables Freuch Figured Lasting Parlor Window Ourtains, wiih Lace Ditto toe four windows, Gilt Oornices, Bands and ixtures Gilt decorated Window Shades Walnut Bedsteads, feather Bed, Hair Shuck Mat- tresses Marble-top Walnut Washstands, Toil ad Chamber Sets and Chsira aha Walnas Wardrobe and Marble-top Bureau, with itror Sewing Machine, in handsome waltut case Brursein and Veni ian Carpet: Chember ard Stair Carpets and Rods Welnut Pat nsion Dinirg Table Ouk Marble top icebuard Oak Linix g-room Obasira Walzut Hall Hack and Ohairs Heautifal French China, Dinner and Tea Seta, oot. Hchea Teesheenise, Wor Fi pinecs a -glaan Decanters, Water an ampagne Goblet Wine Glassea bea Ivory hancle Dinner and Tea Knives Best plated do do Forbs D. Tea Sets. is ieces. and Castors Halt dozen best Silver Tab! id Tea Fpoens Twodoren _ do Salt Mustard Spoons Bolid Bilver Eoupand Oyster La Lew Plated Fish Kni: Large Ironing and Kitehen Tables and ether Re- quisition Child’s Chaise Carriage. The Furniture js principally of Kirby’s superior make, and but little usea. The Silver and Plated Ware are from Galt’s. Terms: Allsumsof and under $30, cash; over that amount, a creditof thirty and sixty days, upon notes bearing interest, satisfactorily endorsed. my&d&ds BOTELER & WILLSON. Aucts. By BOTELER & WILLBON, Aucts. @ALE AT AUOTION OF THIRTY-WINE DESIR- \? 4BLB BuiLbING Lots.—On TU BSDAY APTBB- NOON, May Sth, commencing at 4 o'clock, we shalisell on the premises, the whole of original Lots Ne, 1, 2,3, 4,5, 13, 14,16, 16, being the east half of equare'No. 158, There will be subd$vided witn about twenty feet fronts, making altogether thirty-nine lots with average depth ofabou 120 fect each, running bac to analley. They are desirably located on Seve! teenth street west, Rhode Island avenue, and erme: Ove fourth cash. the palance in six and twelve months, satisfactory secured, bearing interest BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts, ap 18-dtd S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of the rain until FRIDAY EVENING, May &th, same hour. my 6 BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts, SF THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER POST- oned on account of raic until THURSDAY, same four and place. 8 BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts, B McGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers, "P.RUSTBE'S SALE—-A DESIRABLE BRICK Dwewinc Hovse on IT street Norra, BaTWREN 9TH AND OTH STKaBT West—On SATURDAY AFTBRNOUN, May :74, 18583, at 5 o’clock,on the premises, by virtue of a deed ol trustto the subscriber, dated the llth day of October. 1453. and duly recorded in LiberJ. A. 8. No. 164, fol! 277, 2%. and 29, one of th and recor sfcr Washington County, D.O ‘all gel alltbat part of Lot numbered nine 9, Square pater cere. eg and Seren: pares (373.) as jesignated upon the map or plan of the City of Washington. in the District of Golambia, frontuve on I street north, betwesn 9th and lth streets west, 15 feetard4inches,and running back the wame width to the cope of 81 feet and 9inches, toa lsfeetallsy. With theright ofegressand in- gress to the rear of said premises by the said alley. cogesher with the improvements, consisting of s ree story and attic brick dwellin, Terms: $1,250 in cash: the remainder in 6 and 19 months with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. Ifthe terms of sa'e are not complied with within five days thereafter, the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and expense of the defaulting haser, @n one week's notice in the Eveni: Bier. THEO. CHECKLES Trastese my7-d 5.6. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts By J.C. MoGUIRE & 90., Auctioneers, pu HOUSE AND LOT ON THR ISLAND, nwak Isuaxsp Hati.—On MONDAY AFfER. IN May 11 at 60’clock, we will offer for 5: part of Lot 34, in Equare 465, and th copsinting of a two story frame house. my7-dta J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Aucts, By J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, Fo. SALE—A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT For Bam on E s?aret socTu, Near 7tu S72Rer west. at Pustic Avotiox.—Un THURS DAY, May 11th, we shal s+ll, at 6 o'clock P. M..on the premises, a very desirable Lot No. (17,) in Square No, (466.) fropting on B street 42 fest, ond running back 123 fest inches, toa foot alley, this lot is beautifully located ‘fora private resi- dence. lew steps from the city railway, i¥3 in cagh, the residue in six, and twelve montha, in noter bearing interest, secured by a deed of truston che pretnines my 7-4 J.C. MOGUIRE & O0., Aucta, By J.C.McGUIBM& OO, Auctioneers, RROzNCoP PIANO FORTE, VINE CHAMBER FUrRNiTURB av Auctiox.—On TUESDAY BYENING, May 12th, commencing at 1)0’clock, we shall sell at No. 395. 18th street, corner G, ewood 6%¢ octavo Piano Forte,by Myer Fine Mahogany Chamber Suite, ‘WitnWardrobe, Marble-top Bureaus/and Wash- stan Imitazion @ak Qottage Chamber Suit Leather cevered Lounging Chair Hair, Hueks and Cloth top Mattrasses Mahozany Leaf Table Air tight and Gpen Grate, Chamber Stoves Cane Seat Chamber Chair, Towel Racks, &c Mahogany Hat Tree. Hall Oil Cluth Checkered Canting Matting Walnut Extension Dining fable White Prench China Dining Set Mahogsnv Leather Beat Dining Obairs Kitchen U in Utensitn, &e my7-d [Rep | McGUIBE & OG.. Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneors, DMINISTRATORS’ SALE OF BRICKS, LUM- BRR, TOOLS, &0.,4T AvcTION.On MONDAY, the lth inst., we shall sell, by order ef the Hen. Orphan’s Court, the interest of the personal effects of Jobn P, West, deceared, at 2 o'clock p. m., at the brick yard formerly occupied by the firm of West & Lusby, at the corner of South Oapitol and K streets sou onaisting, in part, of the follew- ing articles, viz: 9,505 feet of Bhedding and other Lumber, 62 Ehed Posts, 3 Girders,3 Long Posts, Joists, n Wbeelbarrows: Smith’s Brick Press %< Cornell's Brick Press, 2Tables and 2 Tubs, 4 ‘n Irons 44 of 2 Tempering Wheels, % ef 1 Kiln Wall, 2,835 Unburned Common Briek, 2,650 do., pressed, 6,535 Burned Brick, pressei, Common Brick, . &c.,1 Bay Mare, ] artand Harness, 1 Bu and Harness. Terms Peale: A ms under $100 cash ; over dit of 3and 6 months, for notes beari: to the satiniaction of the ad- @ imprevemi ministrators. HENRY A ANN 8, WEST, i Maron’s Ovrion ‘M. 1 WBBT. { Administeators. @uoxcrtows, D. 8 April 11, 1963, ap 16 eotd my 7-8t 7 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aueta. Foxwanprve ans 7 a ANTS 91 ap 103 ans Brasar, Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and Merchandise Esnerally ; Procures Freight, Char- ters Vessels, &c, asi! transacted always with promptness and dis: atch et Tar att OB EALB— F 60 BARRELS TA: 30 BARRELS HOBiN. A te cot” “5, 1, KIDWELL Georgetown, D. 0. N= YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. The above-named company have placed upon the route between NEW TORK, WASH: . una INGTON and GEORGETOWN three su. perior Ocean Steamers, command: experienced and skillful seamen, which will form a8: EWEEKLY LINE, carrying freight at lower rates than any ot! nA These steamers will connect with all trai rte- tion 8 out of New York. no commission gharsed for forwarding goods consigned to the Embalmed to ae Te ponies forwarded to any part of Goods should be distinctly marked, to avoid mis- cai : Fer freight or 6 (paying, srconese accom - modations) apply to MORGAN & RHINENART, i? Water street. Georestown. JAMES HAND, 117 Wall street, New York. ap 23-eoim {Chron., Intel., & Repub . U.S. 5-20 Bonds. RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO., Bankers 352 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Wu WILL ruawish AT PAR UNITED STATES FIVE-TWENTY YEAR SIX PEE ORNT, BONDS Tarangar Paras.n i Qo, Tho privilege of subscribing for these Bonds at par will cease on Ist July, 1853, ‘The money invested in them through us goes, directly to the National Treasury. @p27-1m OUTH MUTTON, S' bd ‘VEAL AND BEEF, Also, BUTTER, BGGS and MILE, wholesale and retail, at No. ‘334°D street, noat ep 8-colu* = * B, PENNER, By J. ©. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. {OURTBEN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS NBAR THB CAPITOL at Pusiic Avcrioy.—On WE) NESDAY AFTBRNOON, May 6th, at 5 o’clk, on the premises, we shall sell is desirable Building Lots, fronting. respectively about 20 feet each on north O street, betweed 2d and 3d streets east, and 2d atreet east, between Maryland avenue an: C street, each lot ruunin, orth back to a good alley, ‘These lots are beautifully located for dwelliags, about with the grade of the street, andthe por- tien fronting on O atreet have pavements laid in front Title Indisxatadle: Terms; One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve monthe, with interest, secured by a deed ef Perea eomeeeteess mveyancing at ex of purchaser eG McGUIRE & O0., S7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 UNAVOIDABLY Rostrened until WEDNESDAY A¥TERNOON, jay i3th, same hour ane my7 J.C. MeGUIBE & OO., Aucts, tad J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, WwW DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING Hovsus at Pusiio Avorioy.—On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, May 13th at 6e’clock, onthe Tremises, we shall sell, front Lot No.&, in Square ‘0. 575, fronting on North © street. between 2d and 3d streets east, running back 198 feet, and im- roved by two neat and weil built two story frame jing houses, w: buildings, Terma: One-tnird cash; balance, six, and twelve months, wit interest, secured byadeed of trust the premises. Myra 3.0. MeGUIRE & O0., Aucts, 3,0 Mo@UIRE & 0O., Auctionsers, HANDSOME BUILDING” LOTS NOR’ tun Istanp.—On THUBSDAY APTERN Mey. Mth, at § o’elock on the premises, we shall Lot No, 17,in Square 497, tronting 50 feet on tract, between 4% and 6th troets: and ate pitt ear 9 oO Oo feet th B street, between ad est,and running back'79 foot 6 inches. to's 30 fect qreire fe ei steve, snore a ate eo myi-a. J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Aust, By J. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, A Malden JUABTERMASTER’S OFFICE, ion, BE —On DAY MORNE betwoen Twentieth and icteets, cn skaUgntitt oro IN GAOKS; °° ne 3.0. Mea oh THIs AFTERNOON AND To-MORR¢ ~ wines Renee weaasi gma d at the Aaction rvoms a large co! modern Oil Paintings. sgiendidiy py e by most of the eminect arti*ts of Purope, wi well worthy the attention of connoisseurs and bozos, aire ase ie ds e collection sold out without reser for cash, bea DOWLING, Auctioneer, iu ty 6- Bridge mttect Geotgetowa, D.D._ By 70-MCGOLRS & 00., Aactioncers. OCD LDING LOTS AT PUBLIC ACO G tTiow.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 8th. st 5h o’cleck, on the pramines, we shall commence Pith the Grat-named, the following uaiord valuadye ota— Lot %, in square 336, fronti feet rth ecee weat, between Q and Retresicnorth, running % feet to an alley. ‘ ) ot C, in square %S, fronting 2 feet on 13th strost, between L street north ard Mamachusette avenue, runnitg back 80. feet. Lots BandQ,in Wilson's subdivision of square S37, fronting feet each on Wth atreet weat, be- tween P street north and Rnode Island arenne, running back 1% feet. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six ing twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed trust on the premises, All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. may 8d Tie} J.C. McGUIRE & 09., Aucts By J. 0, McGUIRE & 00., Auctioncurs RUSTEES SALE OF VALUA IMPROVED PRoxesrr . WEDNESDAY AFTERAOOR 534 o'clock on the premises, by virtue of trust, recorded respectively ia 0 103, folio 24, ot Beq; Ho. is. ;. No. 181, folio et req; and Ne. sshinatom Counts, Disttick of Dstasnsi aad Sy . ol jam bia; virtue of two decrees, of the Circuit Court of the District of Coiambia passed in chancery causes, numbered respectively 1794 and 1796. tonite me as truster,in the place and stead of Charles 5 Wallach, surviving shali eeil Lota num- dered thir three (s3) irty-four ($4) in square pumbered five hundred and fifty-seven/ 557) fronting He cing! et i inches on Firat street west, ween north Land M streets, together with the ioEccrenents, consisting of a large brick dwelling Ou! Termsofsale: One thirdin cash, the in six and twelve months, with interest secured by 2 deed of trust on Jeol eoapert All conveyancing at the expense of pur: ir. Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with im five dayn thereafter the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and expenseof defaulting purchaser on one weeks no- tice in the Even : ee ne SeONNE MF. MATTINGLY, Trustee, mar 13-Stawds . C. MC@UIRE & Co., Aucta, R7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON account of the rain, until THBSDAY EVENING, April 21st, same bour and Bice, WM. F MATTINGLY, Trustee, ap 16 eota J.C, MeGUIRE & CO., Aucta, BP-THE ABOVE SALK IS FURTHER POBP- poned unti TURSD SY Mey. Sth, até o'clock, same place. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. 3.0. McQUIRE & CO., Aucts. ap? S7 THE ABOVE SALE I8 STILL FURTHER «tponed in consequenee of the rain, until PRI- DAY AFTERNOON May ath. sama hourand plese, * MATTINGLY, Trustee, my é-dtd J.C McGUIBE & 00. Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. EREMIORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- ING Lot ON Oapitox HILL, SiTcATED on Nortr C stkest, NEXT To THE Corner of DaLAWwaRE Avenve —On FRIDAY APTBRNOO th instant, at 6 o'clock, I will « abl ion, on the premises, to the highest bidder, part of lot three, (3) in square numbered six hundred and eighty-four, (€34) having a frout of 2 inches on North d street, and running back about 19) feet, containing about 2,700 «quare feet of ground. This property is located one square from the Railroad Depot; ia well graded; has a good parement in front of it; ia well fenced, and sapped with fruit and shade trees. There is a well of oxcelient water on the premises, . Terms: One-heif cash; a balance in 6 and 12 months, Conveyancing at purchasers cost. ng al may J-eokda —@ KEN & WILLIAMS. Aucta. By J. C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, QN SATURDAY MOBNING, May oth, in front ofthe Auction Rooms, we 7ill sell lfour psesenger Carriage 1 Sliding Seat Buggy Wagon. ‘ MoGUIRE & 0O,, Aucta, my 7-dts [Rep.j] J.0. By W. L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers. South corner Peantylvania avenue and Ninth street. G REAT SALE CF PIANOS x UCTION. ATA On SATURDAY MORNING, 9th May, at 12 o'clock, we #hall cell the following Pianos: One fine Rosewood seven octaves, iron frame, ~~ beutiful tone and finish. Bos’on make Piano’ One ere Rosewood Piano, by Knabe & Oo. altimore. Two second hand small Pianos One Snes Mahogany Piano, by Wm. Knabe & Co., of Baitimore. One good Mahogany second hand Piano, One beautiful, nearly new seven octave Rosewood Piano, in perfect order, made to order by llet & Curnston, Boston, Bale positive, Terms cash my 7 2b W. L. WALL & 00., Aucta, By J. C. McGUIBE & CQ., Auctioneers. WO 8PRING WAGONS AND DOUBLE naa Bs AT AUCTION.—On BATURDAY MORN- ING, May Sta,at 10 o’cloek, in front of the Auction Keoms, we shall sell for account the Engineer Devartnant. U.S.A, pring Wagons 1 Bett Double Harness Terma cash ip Govemmment funds, my6-d [(Bep.) J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Ancts, By W.L, WALL & O0., Auctioneers. South corner Penn. ave. and Ninth Strert. Dy. GOODS AT AUCTION.—On SATURDAY MORNING, the 9th inst,, at 10 o'clock, we will sell in front of the Auction Rooms,a large lot of Dry Goods by the piece, Ror prising 30 pieces of Calicoes, and other Ladies Dress goods 10 dozen Handkerchiefs, pieces Ginghams 20 pieces Cassimere, Flannel and other pantaloom si Muslin, Shally, Bembazines, Brilliant Orasb, Nankeen, Collars, Hats, Hose Spool Cotton, Thread, Hooke and Kyes, &c. Terms cask. my7 W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts, By J. O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ru GOOD BUILDING LOfs8 AT THE COR- NER OF NORTH H STRERT AND IST SPARET WHSY. Cn TUESDAY AVEEENOON, May Sth, at 5; o’elk, on the premises, we shali self five Building Lots im Rapley 8 subdivi8ion of Lots 60, 61, 62 and 63, of C»bott’s subdivision of Square No. 677, each front- ing ® feet on north H street, at the corner of Ist street west. running back 95 feet to an alli third ix rs Terms: One-' cash; the remainder in twelve months, with interest, securea by a deed McGUIRBE & OO., Aucts. trust on the premises. ap29 [Rep.}] J. S7-THE ABOVE BALE I8 FURTHER POST- oned in consequence of the rain, until SATU R- AY AFTERNOON, May 9th, same hour and place myéd JAS! 0. McGUIBE & CO., Aucts, By J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioncers. GIN TEEN BUILDING LOPS IN THE SQUARE \) wast Oy THE GOVERNMENT Painting OrFicg.— On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, ‘4 Sth, at Sie o’clock, on the premises, we shall sel] Lets 9, 10, 11, 13, 76, 77, 78, 79, 3), 81, 64. 55,56, 111, 112 and 113, im Cabott’s’ subdivision ‘of Square No. 677, tronting respectvely on north H and @ streets, between North Capitol and Ist streets west, and the 30 foot alley running east and west through said square. Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by adeed of trust on the premises. ap2 [Rep.j| J.C.McGUIBRB& OO., Aucts, S7 THE ABOVE SALB IS oer onE 2s consequenc@ef the storm, until SATURDAY AP- TEREDOR. May othe same hour an ny . McGUIRE & O0., Aucte, By BOTELER & WILLSON, Auctioneers. U NITED STATES MARBHAL’S SALE, SLOOP 4xp Row Boa?.—In virtue of a writ issued from the Clerk’s offies of the District Court, of the Upites ‘States. in and for the District of Columbia, will seil at the foot of 6th street wharf, on the TURDAY,the 9th day of Potomac river, on May 1863, fot cash, at4o’clock,P: M A Behooner with no “no nama,’’ also one How Boat ABD H, LAMON, U.8. Marshal, D. 0. my 4-dtd BOFELER & WILLBON, Aucta- By BOTELER & WILLSON, Auctioncars. Sirbormminry BuiLpine Lory ar ing uf ry BEDIT.. A¥THRNOON, May 5th, at 6 0" Toabcrenen y feet fronts, makin, about thirty lots: located on north M et east, and Delaware avenue, running to asixty feet alley. Terms: One third cash; balance en a credit of 1,2, 8. and 4 years; notes to bear interest and security on the property. < BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. my 4-2 ST THE ABOVE HIS POSTPONED ON account of the rain, until THURSDAY EYB- NING, May 7th. at 5 0 clock my 6 BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. @7-THE ABOVE SALE 18 FURTHER POST- pened until TUESDAY, May l2th, same oes ak » my7 BOTELER & WIL8ON. Aucts,_ By J.0. MoGUIBS & O0.. Auctioneers. IRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL TaTE NORTH OF THE PaestpgNxt’s Houss.— virtue of a deed of trust frem Lawriston B. ao te on the 20th day of May, A. D. 1354, recorded in Liber J. A. B., No. folio 238. &e.. one of the land records fer the District. and by the request the notes 3 ‘tees will sell, Be8, OR —