Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Gaover's TH¥ater.—Mrs. John Drew and hor admirable company, in conneetion with that of Mr. Grover, played last night in a most acceptabie manner to one of the largest audi- ences of the season. They appear to-night in the play of “‘ The Royalist, or the Ladies’ Bat- tie,” and the farce of «Somebody Else,” a rich bill. CANTERBURY.—Annetta Galletti, besutiful, charming and graceful as ever, wat ceceived jast night with a perfect storm of applause, and it is safe to assume that crowded, houses will be the order throughout her éngagement. To-night again will be played “Jack Shep- pard,” in connection with the usual diversi- fied Canterbury entertainment. VanieTies.—“Jack Sheppard” isalso played at this resort, and in a delightful manner. Song, dance, and Ethiepian eccentricity are also part of each evening’s entertainment. The Forrest Sisters, Ada Tesman, Harry Leslie, W.S. Bud- ‘worth, and other favorites, are performing here. ~ Swiss Bert Rincers.—Willard’s Hall is at this time one of the most attractive places of umuscment in the city, forthe Peak Family of Bell-ringers are there with their yery pleasing Ddudget of amusements, as bell-ringings and vocal and instrumental music. A more ele- gant or refined entertainment could not well be given. Rusatan War.—This panorama continues on exhibition at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street. Another attraction has been added in «he shape of the great Stereoptican, exhibiting photographic views of scenery, statuary, build- igs, ruins, &c. The two exhibitions combined form a most attractive entertainment. BaLts.—The Shamrock Club give a ball this evening at Temperance Hall. A good supper will be provided. Fair.—aAt the church, corner of Fitteenth And H streets, for the benefit of St. Matthew's parochial schools. ——————— Councit Procervines, May 11.—Boare of Aldermen.—A communication was received trom the Mayor announcing the approval of the bill making appropriation for the repair of Twenty-sixth street west from Pennsylvania avenue to M street north, and a bill for the Feliet of David May. The following bills, &c., were considered, and passed the Board: A billto curb and gutter | Sixth street west from B street north to the canal; @ bill to refund to Stephen Bogarta sum of money paid for an unissued license; a bill to take up and relay the flag footway across Fourth street west, on the south side of E street north; a bill forthe improvement of Fifth street west, between D and H streets north; a bill to lay a payement on Ninth and Seventh streets west, market house square; a bill to grade and gravel Second street east, from north A to north C street; an act authorizing George J. Hall to erect a frame building; an act tor the relief of Ernst Loefier; an act making appropriation for the contingent expenses in connection with the © erection of a public school house: a resolution instrncting the committee on police to inquire what legislation is necessary for the protection of the owners and drivers of hacks in pursuit of their legitimate business; a bill to lay a flag toetway across north A street, at its intersection | with First street east: and a bill to pave the | earriageway upon C street north, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets west. The tollowi: re referred: A bill tor the repair of the payed alley in square No. 190: to | improve H street ncrth, from Seventh to Tenth reet west; authorizing the curb stones to be and the footway paved on the east front of square No. 757; autherizing the grading and paving of the alley in square No. 624; to build 4 sewtr on Ninth street west and Lstreet north; bill for the relief of Isaac Reed: of James | Bow e }; of Patrick Boland and wife; of Thomas W. Williams: and 4 bill in relation to cows. Mr. Pepper, from the committee or improye- anents, reported a bill appropriating #2,500 te grade and gravel D street north, trom First to | Third street west; but objection being made to the large amount appropriated, it was amend- ed so 4s to appropriate $1,600, and in that form passed. The nominations of Wm. H. Hines and Jos. Williamson for eorporation police in the First 2nd Second Wards was confirmed. Mr. Sargent, trom the committee on police, introduced a bill to prohibit the throwing of fruit parings upon the paved fcotwalks, and {| #sked ts consiceration at once. He related in- stances where parties had become maimed trom slipping on fruit parings and falling. Mr. Pepper had not the sligittest objection to the bill. Old men ought to be able to take care of themselves, but us young men could take care of ourselves. (Laughter.} He thought | the bill a good one, but doubied whether it could be carried out. Mr. Lioyd wanted to have the bill reterred. | He thought it was imporiznt. There were | other things besides paring of fruit that caused people toslip. {Luughtert.] He desired to pass bill to prohibit slipping under any circum- stances. {Laughter.} He therefore wanted the bill referred, in order that one might be brought in to cover ali cases. Mr. Pepper said it was not usnal to notify the Board of intention to bring in a bill, but he gave notice now that he would, at next meeiing. intreduce a bill to compel dealers in soda water to enlarge their glasses. (Laugh- ter.} The bill was referred. 7 The bill for the relief of Charles Haskins came up as the special order, and failed apon third reading. The bill for the reliefof Leonard Grover was postponed until next meeting, and made the special order. The bill authorizing the sale of certain pro- perty on C street was recommitted. Adjourned. Common Council.—_A communication was re- ceived trom the Mayor, announcing his ap- proval of acts to lay a gutter across Massachu- setts avenue, at Fourteenth street; to Iay a a gutter along the south front of square 4126; to pave the carriage way of Ninth street, trom B street to Pennsylyania avenue: to furnish members of the Boards with printed proceed- ings; equalizing the compensation of the book- keeper; to place a wooden culvert across Sixth street east, at B street south; resolutions rela- | tive to additional pay to a portion of the Metro- | politan Police. The special order—the gas light bill—was taken up,and on motion of Mr. Utermehle, it ‘was amended by repealing the clause for fining the gas light company for failure to light and | extinguish the lamps at the proper. times, and inserting in lieu thereof a clause provid- ing that the Mayor deduct payment for gas not consumed; by inserting the words “any other 44as Light Company, ’so that should another company be formed. a contract shall be made with the one eae, the most advantageous terms: and limiting the cost of furnishing and erecting lamps to $35 each, instead of $25. Mr. Barr moved that the words ‘in accord- ance with existing laws,” be inserted, so as to prevent thelamps being forced on those who do not wish the light, which motion was amended by Mr. Wilson, so as to prohibit the laying of gas pipes except under the present regulations of the gas company, which is that there shall be one consumer for every thirty feet of pipe laid, which was carried, and the | ‘bill passed. . The following were referred:—Bill allowing athe property holders on Ohio avenue, between | Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, to lay a water main; petition of John Purdy and others for a pump at the corner of First street west and B street north; petition of N. M. Jardellandothers | asking the repair of B street south, between | First and Second streets east; petition of S. P. Goff and Jas. Martin, asking for a flag foot: on Tenth street, between south B street and Vir- ginia avenue. n | The following were passed :—Bill to grade | and paye the unpaved portion of Bstreetnorth, between Seventh and Ninth streets west; bill tw grade and gravel New York avenue, from Ninth to Fifteenth streets; bill to By ane alleys in squares 398, 408, 434 and 429; bill to repair stone pavement on Dstreet, from Sixth to Tenth streets: bill to repair alley in square 495; bill to pave carriage-way of E street, between Fifth and Seventh streets; bill to repair First street -west, from Indiana to Pennsylvania avenue; ill to grade and gravel south © street, from Third to Sixth streets; bill to pay S. Drury and ‘Wm. Thompson for extra services; béll to place «a sewer in Seventh street, from the canal to be- tween F and G streets, appropriating $20,000 therefor: resolution of thanks to C. H. Ander- son for the handsome manner in which he has arranged and designed the McClellan resolu- tions; resolution authorizing the Mayor to per- mit N. D. Keneaster to erect a soda fountain on the avenue near Seventh sureet. Mr. Utermehle presented a petition from the Hackmen's Association, asking that the rates of | ‘fare be increased in Sonpegnen ce of the high | prices, accompanied by a bill for the purpose; which was passed. The proposed rates are as follows :—One pas- senger not over & mile, 50 cents; two passen- gers, 75 cents; each additional passenger, 25, cents; one passenger not over two miles, 75 cents, two passengers, $1.50; each additional passen- ger, 25 cents; one passenger notover thiree miles, #1; two passengers, $1.50; each additional pas- sergers, @ cents; for each fourth of an hour detsined, 25 cents Mr. Murtagh offered a resolution requiring the commissioners of election to «ke the oath of allegiance. Mr. Wilson moved to strike o t the word “required” and insert “request ‘,” on the ground tbat it was doubtful whethe. he Coun- cils had the power to require an oat. The motion was Joely cus, Messrs. and Wilson, 2, nays 17. Mr. Wilson stated that the prescribed oath contained in the first part (he words swear or affirm, but ended with the words “so help me God,” which words are applicable to an oath, and he moved toinsert “or s6 I affirm" which | ‘onohue ys after some discussion adopted i The resolution was then passed. : Mr. Wilson reported a bill appropriating } & notary public. | certain party tor the priviledge of taking of!" | purify the blood, and insure sound health to every | man. Only 25 cents per bo: 222 4,000 cach to build engime houses forthe West- ern Hose and American and Ladder companies; which was {The houses are to be built as near as ible on the plans adopted for the Metropolitan Truck House. Mr. Lew reported a bill appropriating $23,000 for cleaning the streets, a alleys, &c., and for casual repairs. Mr. Wilson moved to substitute therefore the bill from the Loard of Aldermen, which acpropriates $50,00—37,000 tor each ward ex- cepting the Fourth, tor which $¢,000 is appro- pniated; carried, and the bill Ata quarier to eleven, the rd adjourned to Thursday evening, at 7% o'clock. pei Sid tad Rae Levy Covrt.—Yesterday, the Leyy Court elected the following school commissioner: to serve until May next: First District, H.Lough- borough; Second District, J. P. Klengle; Fourth | District, C. H. Wiltberger; Fifth District, E. J. i Middleton; Sixth District, A. Underhill; Sey- | enth District, B. U. Keyser. The election of a | commissioner in the Third District was in- formally laid over. The bill for the protection of game, intro- duéed by Mr. Burr a few weeks since, was | reported upon and passed. [This bill is very similar to the existing game laws of the neig! boring counties of Maryland.) Mr. Bowen introduced a bill to levy a tax of one dollar on all dogs in the county; which was passed. Mr. Thomas offered @ resofution directing the committee on finance to inquire into the expe- diency of increasing the pay of the Metropolitan police employed in the county; and Mr. Burr, trom the committee, immediately reported a bill previding that ten dollars per month shall be placed in the hands of the Treasurer of the joard of Police, to be disbursed to the police- men on duty in the county; which was passed. The Court adjourned to the 25th inst. pS cE Sess Down tN Dtxik.—Persons returning trom Richmond report that the Baltimore Roughe, who were a terror to Washington some years ago, are the pest of the metropolis of rebeidom. Among the reports is one that John F. Carter, formerly.a policeman here, opened a groggery with a man named Roach, near Richmond, at | which place a murder was committed, and Carter and Roach refused to testify against the parties arrested. He (Carter) afterwards moved to Lynchburg, and opened a saloon. A jewelry shop was robbed of several hundred dollars worth ot watches, a number of which were found in Carter’s saloon. Geo. E. Kirk, formerly a painter in this city, isa clerk ina Laboratory at Richmond. ee OrnpHans’ Court, Judge Purceil.—On Satur- | day, the legal heirs of Elizabeth Stillings, de- ceased, renounced their right to administer on the estate, and James A. Jones was appointed administrator. John Little was qualified as executor of Judson Walker. Theodore Sniftin was appointed guardian to Susan Sniffin. Miss Susan K. Ingle renounced the right to administer on the estate of her late father, Jo- seph Ingle, and Moses Kelly obtained letters of administratio: A MISERABLE FFLLow.—Yesterday, a man named Maguire, living in Swampoodle, who has a family of small children, after filling | himself with whisky till he was senseless, ad- Ministered the poison to his little danghter, five | years old, till she was so drunk that life was barely perceptible. Oe es For Court.—yYesterday afternoon Justice | Clayton took up the case of Hannah Hagan, | charged with keeping a disorderly house, and with selling lottery policies, and held her to bail in the sum of $500 to appear at court: Mr. M. Talty, becoming her security ia ea ScrremeE Court.—The Court yesterday engaged in hearing the arguments in the of the fugitive slave boy Hull, commenced on | Saturday. ‘The Court appointed Thomas Scrivener. Jr., —————— Gone To Mrxnesora.—Chas. E. Mix, Bsq., chief clerk of the Indian Bureau, has gone to Minnesota, in connection with Indian busi- ness. =e PxroToGrarnic.—From William F. Rich- stein, 27 Pennsylvania avenue, we have a fine photographic copy of Raphael's Virgin child. ni | ———-—__— i Mz. W. D. WaLLacn, Epiror or Eyenine Star—Sir: As Capt. Krause is not able him- self to answer the question in your yalual »aper of the 9th i «Where is Capt. Krause!” will take the liberty to expiain his position. He is still confined in the Old Capitol prison, on acharge of having received $1,040 from a the hides of deceased horses and mules. for which said contractor agreed to pay the Gov- ernment $1 foreach hide. All the Captain asks for is atria], to prove said charge an infamous he. and he will beable to attend -to his duty as heretofore. I have seen that another Wash- ington paper tried to magnify the charges against the Captain, and therefore I thank you for a plain and true statement in his case. * Frienp. ——— Bauis!—Batrs! ~ Rezulation Base Bal!s,” for sale at H. Cray 8trgr's Bookstore, 1 = 475 Seventh st., bet. Eand F, ge MILB GALLETTI.—A Card.—Etitor Star: Dear Your amugement reporter, in yesterday eve- paper in what was no doubtkindly intended cor vimientacy notice speaks of M’lle Gal- as the rival of Inabella Colas. I am authorized ty Mlle Galletti to say that she devs not arpire to exter the lists as the vival ef any donseuse on this continent, inasmush as she doss not herself ae¥nowe?xe any rival in the prefession Bespectfully yours Wa. K. Bunny, Proprietor of Canterbury Hall, Washington, May 12. h R NEW AND Beavutirct Goons are being | ded te the already splendid stock of Jewelry r-Plated Ware, at the Dollar Store, 435 PeunsyPrania avenue, near 4): street. Drop in there and be astonished at what a dollar will buy. may 9-lw* HRAITH FORTHE SOLDIER from the effects of the builet, ten perish from | damp and exposure to night air. Siaall doses of Holloway’s Pills, taken every other night, will correct ali disorder: of the Liver tomack, For one who dies | a Bxc: * Samaritan’s Gift is the must certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, cent eases in twenty-four hours. No miaer- | no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills te be ken. It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2; female, $3. ‘ 3 Samaritan’s Root and Herb Juices—A positive | and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Uloers, | Sores, Spots, Tetters, &c Price $1, or six bottles for $5. Bold by 8. C. Fo! aavertisement, m5 ee CuizoPopY.—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 amongst the public, and scarcely to have been noticed in a manner oy thove continually termented; ou; i ell known fpct that there local con plaints when neglected injure the general system, by pre venting the body from taking that natural exercise conducive to health; but since the arrival of Dr, White, at 424 Penn. avenue, hundreds of our cit- izens have submitted to his manipulations, and testify with gratitude as to his successful method of treating corns, bunions. bad nails,&c. “ap 2 pls merit esate Dz. Dupom?’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best in uss. They operate spesdily and effectively, and being sxx: ted create no Rau- fem upon most delicate stomach. A trial of these Billa wilt prove their superiority over allothers, box. by 8. O. Ford, corner lith ies sip Pa. ‘avenue, Washington, and Henry Gook, Alexandria, saG-ly RANTED TO Ours In 81x Dave.—Dr. Godfrey's antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ cag eo deer hetgi'oer bottle. Sold $e 'S Word, corner ilth street and P: ange ae Weshington, and Henry Oook, Alexandria. pce Ourep.—Dr. Rand’s AN BE peclsc. cures Spergratorrhaa. Seminal Weakness, wal [mnpotency, ‘ower, etc., speedily and ¢ Hy tee Chests’ are uly magical ‘atrial of the Specific, will convince the most skeptical of its Be 1 abox, Sold by 8. 0. Ford, cor- fer ith street a Pa. avenue, "Washington, and Henry Cook Alexandria. Nervous, SEMINaL, Urimany » brotaus.New oo reliable Stet: Reports of the Howard Association—se! eeeaied letter envelopes, free of charge. Address ir. J. Skillin Houghton, Hoggy¢ ‘Assoc! " hiladelphis, Ps. mar 25-2m MARRIED, ———— ws April, by the Rev. Dr. Morsell WHat S MARTIN to Miss MARY #. FEL both of this city. [ielt, Claes gage ee t instant, at St. loysius, by. 6 > Father Maguire, OLIVER A. DONN to BUSKY V. MATONEY, both of this city DIEB, On the lth instant, Mrs, ELIZABETH BAIN- ia Hn 8, in the & th year of her age. e fr equaintances are reapectfally invited to, niiona bee ‘fureralon to morrow (Wed- nesday) sfternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from ence of her ¢: iter, Mrs. Jane Bright, Ge aap gt esis Ith and 12th sts. : | ee EES SE IE IE IE TT FF, To vurstbs ANS TRtATi VE oF THE friends li ats can have the bodienot thelt Killed ia atte ore Beale beet A A ere Oa Eos Cs 0 S35, aad | no extra ‘args. DiszasRs app SexuaL m4 b de 1 to. All orders promptly atten: SL, Mi, WHITE, rtaker and Embalmer, ‘ Unde! my6iw* 297 Bat,, ooracr ad, Washing’ TERING, May 12th, TUMsDA’ The Cin! d emselves, to a man, tol meke this eens of their Wionde the most a did eifair of the season. 1 bnown caterer will provide the Supper. indies, One A weil Tickets, utleman and panes admitting a gentle: ee ae M OOLELLAN I8 NOT FORGOSTEN YET{ THE FIRST areal MAY BALL McOLELLAN FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION which was to have saben: place on Tuesday, May 1a TEMPERANCE HALL, Batreet, between %th and 10t streets, HAS BEEN POSTPONE:, omaccount of the weather, until “ WEDNBSDAY, MAY 13, : At the same piace, Oug lacy friendsare most re- syectfully invited, asno invitations will be sent, If the weather proves unfavorabie,con: Yevance will be vt band. = The members have spared no pains to mi this the Ball of the searon The hail will be handsomély decorated by expe- rienced hands, A well known Brassand String Band has been en, ged. fe ets One Dollar, admitting a gentleman and tadles. Comealtes. J. W. Paxton J A. King Thos. Pax George Walke: A, Zimmer m: Theodore Smi Ballet Master— Wm. Mink, pe saaune Tas UGLY OLUB! They have Awaken from their Slumber, And announce to their many frieads that they will give their FIFTH GRAND SOIREE ON MONDAY EVENING, MAY 15TH, AT ODD FRLLOWS’ HALL, NAVY VARD. Withers’ unequaled Brass and String Band baa been en: fcr the occasion, sake hats or capa sl'owed to be worn in the Tickets 5 cents, admitting a gentleman and iaiies—to be had of any of the members or 31 my 9 4t* | the door on the night of the Soiree By order of the ‘Kenney, John H. Langley, imothy Mullen, Jchn H. O'Neil. John B. Turner Christopher 8. Arnold, John H. Smith, my 9,12,15,16,72" WANTS, WANTED 4 HORSE SHOBR a: WARD X CO's Horse Shoeing Saop, 13’: street, be-ween D and E streets. Sima 7 it" W ASESD—By a respect CATION either for ¢' sewing. Address" ML. .” WANTED By 8 respsctatle wom TION aa chambermaid or nurte, Address it SMITHS WANTED. — Wanted imme- my 12-8t Clareniion Hotel. _myl Ws TED—BOARD for Appiy B. W4NTED-A DRESSMAKER, at No. 359 lith street, between H and I, Nene but gooi hands need apply WANTED TO DIRE—A sas! UNFURNISHED HOUSKinany part of Wash town. Address, with location and MALLOY, 244 F strest. Apply at the office, terms, T. C children and io caamber work; minended. Apply at 40~ 16th of so must be welt ra treet, between H nor Wth streeta and Ps, avenue. onth, Address MORRIS, Star Of it? vicinity Boseeine WANTED—By a young man in tue | V 7 ANTED—A SITUATI to do general Lousew k'in a suai pr family. Good recommendations, Can cuoh good, Adjress*E L ,” Star Office. 5 Sal }ANTED— Two COLORED BOYS. or men. | Apply at the office of Drs. BROTHERS & | +479 south B street, ope te. 4 #D IMMEDIATELY— Go PAN LOONS MAKERS, to whem constant ployment will be given. E OWEN & SON, Military and Naval Merchant Tavlors, my !2-3t™ 212 Pa avenue. W ANLED TO HIRE—A first-class COOK. None nead apply but such as are competent and can em- brieg best of references. Apply at No, 395 ith street. between F and G streets, before 1 o'clock v ANTED—The undersigned wist es to contract of 1th street to the various bospitals in this city ily. caliat St. Nicholas Hotel, opposite the Treasu: my 12-2 {MALL FARM OR COUNTKY SEAT WANTED spring and fruit arbor necessary. #ull particulars, by letter, stating when and where an interview Bookstore, venue, Washington. my 12- V ANTED—BOARDING for one or two gent!::- in Georgetown or Washington. near to city rail road. A line addressed to “B..”’ Bux 633 George andterms,attenced to. my 12-e02t* NTED—A VEST MAKER, cue who thor- 4,m_ orafter 4 o'clock p. m. my 12-tf with some party to d iee from the foot For further particala my 12-2t* sO within two or three miles of Washington, Good may be had to «2? Philp & Bolomon’s men (ofthe War Department) and their wives town Post Office, or at Star Office, stating locatica was oughly tnderstands the business, or one wishing to come under instructions; a settled per- son preferred. Al-e, an apprentice to the vest making. Keferences required, Apply at 4733 ioth street, north of Pa. avenue. my | WANTED —A NURSE to have the caren? one child and make hieraelf generally useful ina small family. A middle-aged Pretestant woman prefesred. None need apply that would objact to going WertSand remain one year, as the family Topsse moving westof Chicago about June ist. Yo objection to culor; reference required. Apply at‘'Tudor Place.” Congress street Georgetown, D.C, between the honrs of 5and 6 p.m. m12-lw* WANTED. A SERY ANT. Col prefe Apply at 34% Dst., bet. 9thand loth, mt NTED TO REN’ A U0USE. out furniture. Address “J.@ scond Auditor's Office. ER AN IG MAKER: wo good BARBERS wanted immediately D und 10th stre wi TED—Filteen active and industrious BOYS: Apply immediately at the office of Phe Sunday Times) No. 33% D street, near Tenth, Compensa tion liberal, may M-5t" FIRST-CLA8&8 COOK WANTED IMMEDI- alely at Union Restaurant, corner 17th and G streets—a French cook is preferred, Also, a frat- class Waiter. tay 11-3t* | VEGETANLE COOK WANTED AT THE ngton or George- | i oy my 12-2t" | | WASTED—A NURSE competent to take care | FOR SALE AND RENT. | AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. Fup ance come, Taare gaa Spiak Wee aie Tee LORS. The borheed is one of lerirabie in the city. en ‘tention palate thoes cong - ing them ‘No chi in the ¥ my wt FoRNisarn MS TORENT AT No. 51 soa ett unm Lat'ene winkinga penance would do well to call. Board fa: ied if desired. my 12-4t" (URNIBHED ROOM FOR RENT—Ae elegant F large ard well furnished frent room on the first floor fer rent, with or without board, on 8th street, between G@ and H,No, 418, oppasite the Patert Ciice. Hoss TO LET—A Fuenished ling House The house has hot and cold w: end gas in every oom, ‘The house is on street, within five minutes walk of the War Department. Inquire of 5. 0. ana G@. RUE,G street, between Wth and rth 2 my 12-lw* RAL *8TATE FOR SALE OB EXCHANGES. A 1 have for sale some valuable Land, , Mill Property, 668; one Hotel aud varant Town Lots on ad near the Mississippi Tiver end on and near railroads in the States of Ohio and Lowa, which I will sell low for cash or on Sante val ae rebauets, OF Doe panes or property in Ma or the District of Columbia. ¥ . P. BARTHOLOW, Agricultural and Hardware Dealer, my !2-e06t ith street, Washington, D C. DPR BLE PROPERTY FOR £ALE.—A com- fortable three story and attic FRAME DWELLING, in complete repair, containing uine rooms, bath room, outbuildings, store room, steble. &c., and a yard with choice fruit trees and shrubbery. Gas and water on the premises The above property is beautifuily si‘uated on B street south. next to Benth street, immediately oppe-ite the Bmithsooiau Insiitute, in a quiet and agreeable ne ghborhood. Lot twenty-five feet front, one hundred deep, rucning back to a ten fect alley, and side ent: . This locality Is very healthy, com- mandit fine view of the pnbhe buildings and Potomac river; snd convenient to the market, ears and lectures of the Institute. A part of the payment Cau remain for sixand twelve months, For terms apply to H. POLKI VHORN,375 Dat., between Sixth and Seventh streets. my 12 OR RENT—An unfurnished front ROOM on 34 floor. Apply at No. 224 Gth street, between Mand N, east: ide. my 11-2t* Fo RENT—A very fine STORE on 7th street, neat the Patent and Post Offices, one of the best locations in the city. Possession given im- mediately without a= peenee) Apply ut the Gos- ling Restaurant, 247 Pa. ay. my 11-3t* BFE ROOMS—A Furnished Parlor and ! Bed Room on the first foor jor rent at 34 | street, between Sth and 10th sts. 3t" FoR RENT—A CIGAR WINDOW in a restaurant j op Pa. avenue and the fixtures of a cigar stand | for sale. Ir my! 3t* 1 yor REN?T—Two handsomely furnished com ' i for sale. Inquire at No. 46% Pa. avenue. _municating ROOMS, onthe second tioor. In- ! mers at No. 6573; H street. between 6th and 7th aAtreeta. m = | FOR RENT Thee nicely furnished ROOMS, in the immediate vicinity of the War and Navy Departme: Apply at No. 215 G street, between | l7th and isth streets. my 8-Iw* » elegantly . (furniture for sale cheap,) every plete order, gaa throughout Full particulars may be obtained by addressing’ Cash,” {| at this office. for one week, Fossession given on the 6th of thir month. my 7 lw* foOR ALE Tua? BRICK DWELLING on 7th ., Street east, between G and H, together with all otthe ground, running back 269 fect and 5° fest front, good for gardening purpo Any on in want ofa comfortable und neat residence, might | do well by inquiring next ir. The house isin good condition and turnished—No, 591. myS-2w* ro SALE—A well-built aud sabstant ~ story ERICK HOUSE with tack tuiiding, con- taining 10 rooms, situated on southwest corner of ith stree Virgmia avenue, near the Swithso- nian Tn ‘Ting house 1s built of the best ma- | terinls apd the work by the best builders, I will | sell the above house ata great bargain and give possession atonce, Apply on the premises, my 526 i yM. WARDER. {OR SALE—-HOUSE AND LOUT—A two-story, baser ent and attic Brick House, containing 3 rooms. No 219 North B street. hetweru Delaware avenue and tet st erty, being situated of the Capitol Gri It will be soli on the mest reasonable t For particulars inquire of J0BN J. PEABODY, No. 50 Loudsiana avenue, my J-im* nds oller- for sale his FAKM with first-class im- rovements containing 62 acres of land adioi ‘envailytown, and within mies of Gsor, 4 miles of the Center Market. The soil market gardening or untry seat it has no superior, the view extending from 12 to 7) mies inevery direc- tion. Can be divided to suit purchasers, H.W. BLUNT, 61 In, av., ap stairs, _ap22-im* Washington. street, 025 and 37; July, Twi on Muine avenue and 6th street; pos: fession Ist May These four houses are nearly now and well built, and will be roid at $7,000, $5,000, 3,800 and VMILBUEN, 6524 I street north, between oth 2 7th, or at 1.3. Jall, p ié-im- B. MILBURN, ‘ALUABLE FARM FOR BALE.—The under- tigned will cell that valuabie piece of laud sit uated upon the new road leuding to the Little Falls Bridge, being one mile from Georgetown, balong- ing to the heirs of D, P. Shoemaker, and contain- ing 1732 acres, It is beautifully situate ground. Beying ss lendid view of Washington. the otomac river and the scrrounding country, and has upon it a fine two-< welling house ory frame ach, pear, plum apricot and cherry trees, grapes. c.,and isin a high state uf cultivation, i sold in foar lots er the whole. For ingvire of ~DWARD J. SHOEMAKER, } atroet. Georgetown 6 LUST aND FOUND. 1 OST—Ou Saturdns evening, a GOLD BRACB- 4 LET. The tinder will be liberaily rewarded by leaving the same at ihe box office of G 4 ‘Theater, my 12.3% & <2 REWARD —Lost, on Sunday. ith instant, Che> sali black ani tau SLUT with patent leath- er strapon neck with piste and ring; answers to tke name of Lilly. An» persoi returning her will receive the above reward at 237 Pa. av. It* QTRAYED FROM THR STABLE OF THE SUB- + serlber this morning a white MARE in good condition, Whoever will return said mare to my address will be suitably rewarded. J, FRANK 8 Board: to let with accommogations fer 25 boarders. | This isa most d-siradie prop- | thin the proposed extension | OR SALE—Four BRICK HOUBES—two on H | PUD. red possession lat June ant | feeether 16 feet 7s; inches en First strect, west, 3,2), if early application be made to | dupon high | containing § roois, a garret and cellar, stabling, | barns, sheds, a 8 sughter Bouse, ing house, pump house, &c.,and a choice variety of apple, CorxsRY SEAT FOR SALK—The subscriber , FOL OTHER AUOTION SALES SEN FIRST PAGE By Ja8 C. myer Auctioneers. iaNO FORTE AN OUSE! - SiTvaE aT AUCTION —On MORDAY MORS: ING, May 18th, commencing at 1” o'clock. we ehall sell, at the residence of Uctavious it. No. 461 Eleventh street, near the corner of E street, his bousebole Furni' nh oes te Gale aS Mahogany Hair Oloth Sofa, , a Mahogany alr Cloth Reclining Sofa, Mat ogany Marble Top Table, and Whatnot Mehorsay Largs ideboard. Walnut Extension Dining Table. Cane seat Chairs, and Imitation Marie Parlor Brusselis ts, Ingrain Chamber 4 ts, Can’ Lit Mattressen, Isters, Redding; Hal Ol Gloth, Star Oarpet. 1Oloth and Rods China, Glass, Crockery Ware, Table Cutlery, Boa &e.. ‘erms Ca: cos Stove and Kitehen my 12- (ib. J.C, McGUIRE & U0., Aucts. By J.C, McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, Baler SALE OF BILLIARD TABLE, Siver Puarep WARE, axp O84MauR FoRNi- ing the Baptist Churoh, I shallsell by virtue sts @istrain for house rent due and in arrears, - lowing described property — ee Ore * Phelan” Billiard Table, Lot of Silver Plated Ware Bedzteada, Toilet Setts,Mattrasses Bolsters ahd Pillows, Blanaets, Spreads Stoves, Looking Glasses. Shades Very large Refrigerator, con WM. A. BOSS, Ballid, my 11d 3.0. McG UIRE & CO:, Aucts. By THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer, XTENSIVE SALE OF WAGONS, LUMBER, IRON, TOOLS, an Wacon Materia, OF ALL DasortPrions. The undersigned will sell at public auction on MONDAY, the 13th day ot May, at Wo’clock, the entire rtock at the old and well-known stand of Rapley and Murphey, Prospect street. Georgetown, Consisting Oe oe follows, viz: 3 New Top Express ONS, 1New No-top Express Wagon, 1 Platform Spring Express Wagon, 1Furm Wagon, 1,006 feet Hickory Lumber, 31000 do Oak do, 4000 do Ash o. 1.000 do Poplar and Pine do, 500 Turned Spokes, 500 Split 0 Also an assortment of Felloes, Bent Rims, Hubs, Shafts, Bows, Wood Axles, &c., 6 Benches: and 9 Vices, Bellows, Aavils and Tools for 7 fires, = 1 Lot New Springs,1 lot Old do., 1lot New Axles, 2 Tons Burden Shoes, 2 kegs Horse Nails, Bur Iron, of all sizes, 1 cask 7g iach Coil Chain, ilot small Chain, Canvass and Trimming Material, Scrap Iron, Old Shoes, Shoes, Short Chains, &c, &c. without reserve, , in Banxgable funds. ; L. PARKHURST. my li-dts [Chron.] T. DOWLING, Auct. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. DMINISTRATORS’ SALE OF BRIOKS, LUM- BER, TOOLS, &C., AT AUCTION.—On MONDAY, the ith inst., we shall sell, by order ef the Hon’ Orphan’s Gonrt, the interest of the personal effect: of John P. West, decea-ed, at 2 o'clock p. m., at he brick yard formerly occupied by the firm of West & Lusby. at the corner of South Ospitol and K streets south, consisting, in part, of the follow ing articles, viz: 9.505 feet cf Shedding and other Lumber, 62 Shed Poste. 8 Girders,3 Long Porta, 13 Joists, 1] Wheelbarrows, '/ Smith’a Erick Press. 1, Corneli’s Brick Press, 2 Tables and 2 Tub, 4 Kiln Irons, Bs + of 2 Tempering Wheels, % of 1 Kiln Wall, Unburned Cominen Brick, 2,650 do., pressed, 35 burned Brick, pres 4,226 Burned Common Brick Spades, Picks, &c.,1 Bay Mare,1 Cartand Harness, 1 Buggy and Harness %, Terme of sale: Allsums under $1 cash ; over ‘adit of 3and 6 months, for notes bearing nd secured to the satisiastion of the ad- AAD B Wesr, { Administrators, my 7-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, Ba THE ABOVESALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL THUBSDAY, Mey lith, same hour and piace By order Administrators. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts By J. C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Prorerty.—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON April 15th, at 534 o’clock un the premises, by virtue offour deeds of trust, recorded respectively in LibersJ.A.8., No. 102, folio 244, et seq; No. 134, folio 195, et seq; No. 11, folio 193,et ceq; and No, 187, felio 325 et eq; being of the land records of Washington County, District of Oolumbia; and by virtue of two decrees, of the Circuit Court of the District of Coiumbia. passed in chancery causes, numbered respectively 1794 and 1796, substitutin, me as trustee, in the place and stead of Charles 8. Wallach, surviving trustee, I shall sell Lots num- bered thirty-three (33) and thirty-four (34)in square numbered five hundred and fifty-seven(557) froatin, ween north Land M streets, together with the peerovements, consisting of a large brick dwelling onse Termsof sale: One thirdin cash, the remainder in Fix and twelve montks, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing et 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 Evening Star. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee, mar l2-3tawds J.C. Mc@UIRE & Co., Aucts. &7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPOMED, ON account of the rain, until TUESDAY EVENING, April 2ist, same hour and place. M. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee, ap 16 eots J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts, g2THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- poned until TU ESDAY. May 5th, at6 o'clock, same place. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. ap 22 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. g7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 8TILL FURTHER postpoued in consequence of the rain, until FRI- DAY AFTERNOON, May 8th. same hourand place. W.F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. my 6-dtd J.C. McG@UIRE & 06. Aucts. Be THK ABOVE SALE [8 AGAIN POSTPONED in consequence of the rain, until MONDAY, May I8th, at 6 o clock. _F MATTINGLY, Trustee. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. : HSDES—HIDES, ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on ever; WEDNESDAY and TURDAY, at 1 o'clock & m.,at the Wharfon Mth street; Washington, ne Governmen Beef es on band at the time ¢° sale, Terms cash, in Treasury notes, to be paid at the G. BELL, moment of sale. jai8 4 [Ohron.} Lt, Gol. and OG. 8.0. my 9 eok 4s my i2at* 7th street. between L and M. OUND—On the Ich instant, a POCKET BOOK containing a commission and several other valuable papers belonging to Lieut. Col, Richard H. Richarason. of the 2¢th regiment New York yolunteers, If the owner will call on Capt. ROB- EHSON, Guarteruiaster, 6h street wharf, ie can get the above. it* ANTED TO PUROHASE FOR CASH—A HOUBE contaising6 or 8 rooms, water and ¢* Also, stable attached to same lot or room to ildone. Apply at 463 12th st. my i1-3t* 0 SUTLERS —WANTED_A SITUATION by ®& man as baker, capable of baking bread. pie and eax 7 aaazeat “KR, D.,” No, 272 7th street. my JI-! OST—On Saturday, 9th inst,, an EYE-GLASS, 4 with a gold case. The fin will be suitably rewarded by eWing it atthe 8 fi my 11-3" $20 REWARD —The above reward will be paid & for the arrest and conviction of person or ersons WhO broke off the Gas Brackets from the Yestern Market House, my? ie JAMKS MILLER, Market Master. A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A BITUATION TO do chamber work or waitiug or nurse a child; can get geod reference from her last ? . Ad- dress a note to''C. M.,”’ Star Office, for lday. it* ANTED.—A CHAMBERMAID, white or col- ored; one who thoroughly understands her business, and can assist in waiting on table. City references required. Eas pe immediately 457 Thir- teenth street, between EB and F, may 11-2” ANTED—A small HOUBE, about 6 or 8 rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire at Mrs. KREBS’ Hotel du Rbin 353 Pa. av. a" my 9-; ANTED-—Atthe American Telegraph Office, 432 Pa. avenue. four good BOYS as messen- gers. Must come well recommended, my 9-2t WW ANTED_One GAS FITTER. None but a good workman need apoly. Also, two BOYS to work at the business. Inquire at MYERS & McGHAN’S, 376 D street. my 9-3t* W ANTED—By a young mana PLACE asa groom for an officer. Inquire at Government 41 ble, corner i8th and G streets, Washingie Pe . my 9-3t* references given, WwW ANTED TO HIRE—Two good FARM HANDS, either whfte or colored, to work upon a farm in the District three miles from the city, and near Forts Bunker Hill and Saratoga. my 8-lw* GEO. McOENEY, ANTED IMMEDIATELY—By JOHN L, KID- WELL, Druggist, Georgetown, an exps- rienced CLERK. to whoin « liberal salary will be paid. Satistactory references required, my 5-ti ANTED IMMEPLATELY—wo or three HAN | DSto work on brea¢, pies, cakes, Ko Also, one No, 1 Bread Baker. JAMSB H, SIMPSON, No. $ south Fairfax strec my 5 Alexandria, Vs. ANTED—For the United States Marine Corps, several hundred able bodied MEN, the ages of 14 and 40 years. Soldiers serving in 1! Ocrps perform duty at our vavy yards and on boar: United States ships-of war on foreign stations. y same a8 infentry of the army. By goodcon duct and attention to duty a soldier will certainly rise to the position of a non-commissioned officar. Two dollars will be paid any one who brings an accepted recruit to these Barracks. ee ov GR pete en apply at the Marine jarracks, Washington, D. 0, BEMONGH AS. G. MoGAWLEY, _moy 5-2W commanding port I 0,000 351 F street, between Sth avd oth, © site the Patent Office, nud get their Yokes, Skirts &c, stamped. Also, Onvtai . Sleeves and guence Braiding and Embroidery, Patterns for rs, Pineushions, Joxeys, Capes, Dressas, Gar- fbaldis and Zousve Jackets . Ladies can have their Stamping ¢one in a fe my 2-o0* WINDOW SHADES. Beautiful and varied styles of Gilt Band Window Shedes jvet received. Beit Holland Window Shades make wen ‘tBG-Beeenth ot eet jo. vrenth Bt..8 doors atove : Odd Fellows’ Hall, SF Terme cand 3 my 4-909" Sree OB STULEN—A ehestout tO HORSE with a wind gall on right side; was missed frow the stable on Sunday morning. A liberal reward will be given if returned to HENRY BKITZ, Jr., Pa. avenue, No. 445. my 11-3t* "TERRIER 105793 REWARD. Tost. May lat, a black and tan TERRIER, white breast, buck skin collar on, The above will be given to any who will give such information as will lead to his recoy- GEORGE HUGELY. 317 sth, bet. Mass. av and K st agen BOARDING. A SINGLE GENTLEMAN OAN BE ACCOM- modated with a Room and good Board at 510 Mass, avenue, Terms 85 per week. my 11-30" in Washington. The house possesses all the mod- ern improvements witm the nse ef bath room, No. 475 D street. northeastcornerof2d. my !1-3t™ OARD —A !ady having taken 2 houre in the im- mediate neighborhood of the Treasury, State. Wer and Navy Departments, offers large aud well furniahed rooms. with board. and all the comforts ef a home. A fewtable boardera will be taken. Apply at No. 395 18th street, between F and G streets, one square seuth of Pa. avenue. Refer- ences required. my 11-tf FOENISHED ROOMS, WIPH OR WITHOUT board, at 442 Fst., between 5th and 6th. my? — PERSONAL. —Ran away, this morning of the lth inst., one sorrel HORSE, with light mane and tail. Said’ horse is about 13 hands high; had on when leaving, one saddie, without bridle. A liberal reward will be paid for the return of the horse, or any information given that will lead to his recov- ; CHARLES KLOTZ. G st., bet. 17th and isth sts. and not returned, onthe ,asinall, grey. fee-bitten MARK, h,8 years old, iong mane and tail nd haa lately been clipped, with a new saddie and bridle, The abov: ard will be paid to any one who gives such nation #8 will leud to her y JAS. H. STD By Jr. REVE, Jr., H and [5 rg bs Gh REWAR» —Strayed on Saturday evening, eed the oth instant, two HORSES, one a large iron grey, the lett hind leg was fired, itis swelled and lame} the ethera white horre; hets sore on the peck and shoulder caused frem tne collar I will Re the above reward if brought to my house on ew Jersey svenue. between D and U strects, or let me know where I can find them Tay ti 3" DAVID KEPPEL, G5 REWAEH —stolen, on Saturday morning, hed between 2 snd Wv o'clock, frum the Center Market. alight brown MARE attached to ano-top green wagon, with«several white spots on the left side; heac is perfectiy grey; mane is very ehort; very low in statue; stiff ia allfouriess. Theabove rawsrd wi bepald ifvetarses Une KILLIAN, op F street, between Lith an th Bis. my 11-St" JOHN A NEWMAN £10 REWARD.—Lost, on tne Sth instant, an es ENVELOPE addressed to an officer, con- thining carte de visiter of a lady, child and officer; also, & ietter containing draft for $10 ona I beeke 5 man in Philadelphia Guorment hes been stopped) and a letter addressed to Mary Louey, contuining a $0 steenback together with other letters. T above reward will be peid on delivery of the ar: cies st railroad office, corner of 6th street Se my xy N° IMPOSITION.—Madame Ross, Doctress and Astrologist, was bern with ® natural gift. jhe tells the past and future—never known to fail. jauses Speedy marriages; brings together those Yong separated; cures all diseases, strictly confidential. No. 338@ street north, cerner of Twelfth street west, three squares frem the Patent Office. The only person that can show a Hkeness of future husb: or absent friendin re ality. Ladies 50 cents Gentlemen $1. sp 23 Im* SE TE ATE SE GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, SOMETHING GOOD NEAR HOMEI—At the P, E. Mission Chapel, High street, noar ridge street, MONDAY TUESDAY NIGHTS, Phantasmagorial Dissolving Views. Tickets 25 and 15 ceuta. my 11-2t* P GuorGeTowN, May 7, 1863. EOPOSALB Will be rece for the taking up and resetting of so much of the stone pavement on Bridge street, in Georgetown, as is out of repair, between Lingan and Green st) omitting that part of Bridge street, oecupi e railroad. The bids must be per square yard of pavement laid aud must cover the whole charge for both labor and materials, The stone will be bedded upon9 inches of clean sand or gravel. The work to be done subject to the inspection audapproval of the Street Cem- Nee 1d be directed to the undersigned ropesals should be direct 6 undersi; and left at the oftice of the clerk of the corporation 35 in Georgetown before the 20th inet. The name and residence of the bidder should be distir ctly stated. W. C, SMITH my 9-6tif Street Commissioner. INO. W LUMSBON, ORWARDING AND GENRRAL COMMISSION 91 axn 103 Waren Brazer, Attends to the sule-el Producr; Figur, Grain, and rebandii Gres Freight, Ghar- avenue. = —— — Be erally ; Proour: $5 eee aks Oe | See, cree atin eogeaesl Test, a Hi in ant brass knobs ons Nera: The above reward will be dispaten. vere mar 4-tf given for information leading to her recovery. ray 8 Iw? GEO OTT WUNDER. R ciel wicca TRAYED OB STOLEN—Frem wi mises a and sale - Soaring Cow dark bag aud crarsbie horns, f Saee eee By Lor mle BOA 2 BELOR, Mes will give $5 reward so that Caress sene. © | at Wm. Ciabangh’s Whart, Georgetown, D ©., oF _my 5 9t Ist etreet, hetween Tand Kate, pO4 Bude streas. JOM. STARE, fooRN SED HOUSE WAN TRD.—Wanted to J a ¥ Dwelling tee & crate, Tauillyy Laeation ee on ? te sO rtiae Rope found at his of- Byron becond Wand protcres, addres Coak Hox isha’ street, between D and 8, . Washington, DQ, soe-tt mat X-im FoUsTEEN DESIRABLE BUILDING aS re CaPiroL ar Pusiic Avorion. WE} N AY Al oc 5 ‘on the premises, we ively each om rth O 2d and. , aa iadd fo THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW — By J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. UILDIN be Henttead Ue man soca north Pratrect, and to Bd etzect SP THE ABOVE SALE IS_POSTPON: account of the rain, until ThURSDA nn, at 50 BOTELER & WILLSON , Aucts, ®7THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER Mapi poned until TUESDAY, May 12th, same hour place, BOTELER & WILSON. Aacta. By J.C. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. ALUABLE LOT COKNER OF PENNSYL- VaNia AVYBSUE AND Mapison Piags. ame Opposite To Lararerre Squaae, On TUESDAY, May oth, at5 o’ck we sell that val lota-4, 5, 6, Pp ah at ci 78, ed Tas wenter! squrezl.’ The entire lot has a fro 186 fe inches on Pennsy! xtend: 136 feet 10 incheson ‘lace. and beir ¢ sit- uated within a few the Treasury, War, and Navy Departments and to fayette Square, ition the most desirable in the olty for a first-class is Terms: $25,000 in cash; remaider on liberal terms of credit to be made known on the day ef sale. apz-d JAS. C. MoGUIRE & CO , Aucts. &7 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY yortponed until TUBSDAY, May 12th, same hour aD . my 5 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J.£. Mc@UIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. XECUTOR’S SALE. OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY BELONGING To THE Esra’ or THE Late Cuas. B. Kino.—On TURSDAY AP- TERNOON, May 2th, at 5 o’clock, onthe premises, Ishall seli the folluwing vaiuable Improved Pr. Qft7, belonging tothe esiate.o. the fate Ohas 8. Lots 6,7, 8, 10 and part of 9, in Square $21, and Lot No. 7, in Square 453. Lote6, 7,8and part of 9, in Square 321, fronton iath street west, between B and F streets north, and are iayeured by alarge ayes frame dwetling house, with large portico in Tront, and known as the residence of the late Charles B King,» brick building known as ‘‘King’s Gallery.” fitted up and arranged as exhibition room for painting, studio and dwelling, and a Jarge and weil srranged four- story brown front dwelling house, Lot 10 frenta 50 feet Linch on F street morth, the western partof whick isimproved with a three- story brick dwelling house, with a vacant lot om the east side. Lot 7.in Square 458, fronts 55 feet on H street north, between 6th and 7th streets west, and run- Bing back 132 feet 1034 incnes to a 3) foot alley. The Shaye Brovelee, has been carefully subdivided by the City Surveyor and will be sold in sepa parc Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and 19 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, the interest and deferred payments to be paid semi annually, The purchaser to have the right or option to par allin cash, If the terms of sale are not complied with within six days thereafter the executor rererves the right to resell, for cash, on one week's notice in the Na- tional Intelligencer. at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser, All costs attending the conveyance to be paid by the purchaser. GEO. G. KING, Executor. apwd JAS. ©, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. Fo 8ALE—VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED ISLAND PRopgRty at AUCTION.— We will seil at public auction. between Tenth and Eleventh streets west, described in Dr. J. L. McWilliams’ subdivision of Square 352 as Lota F, G, BH, I,and K. Lot F contains 2,355, @ 4,919, H 1.539, 1925, and K 1,456 square feet. The weil known former residence of Mr Lewis H. Machea is on LotG. he other lots present peculiar inducements for bu‘ldigg purposes. ‘The rele will take on TUESDAY, the 13th inst., at - ‘Terms: One-half cash; residue at six, twelve, and eighicen months, with interest from day of sale, and secured by deed of truston the premises, The title is perfect. my 5-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By W. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. pose SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITU! AND HOUSEHOLD ErrsoTs.—By virtue ofad of trust to the subs iriber, bearing date the 4th day of June. A. D. 152, and duly recorded in Liber J. 6, etc., one of the land records poblis auction on WEDNES- May, commencin, 1 o'cik &.™., in house numbered seven, (7, ated om Ihdiaue avenue. opposite the Oity ‘Hall, a large assortment of valuable Furniture and Househ: Effects. comprising— One fine Rosewood Iron Frame 7 octave Piane Forte. Stool and Cover Parlor Suits of Crimson Damask. Green Velvet Bolen, Lounges, Arm, Side and Reception Chairs, Pair ae and Biue Ottomans. Marble top Center and Pier Tables, Pair Oval Gilt Mirrors, Green Embreidered and Lace Curtains, Cernices and Fixtures, Crimeon Kmbroidered Lace Curtains, 8&0. Bruseels Carpets, Rugs, &c. Walnut Ktegere, with Desk. Walnut Bookcase, Table. Wash stand Mahogany Bookcase with Desk and Easy Chair, Chandeliersand Droplight. macer Tables, Extension Dining T. se and Oak Dining Ohairs, Rosewood Sideboar’ and Mahogany Side Tables, Walnut Refreshmen Table and Butler's Tray Glass and Teble Wass, &c. Hall 0:1 Cloth, Oak )(at-rack Hall Chairs and Chaadelier. Clock, Oil Cloth en yaricus landings, sip Carpeting, Rods and Fixtures. bos any Bedstead, Bureau, Wardrobe and Waah- and, Mahogany Marble-top Bureaus and Washstanda, Walvut French and Cottage and Irom Bedsteads, Single and Double Trundle Bedsteads, x aoe and Imitation Bureaus, Wardrobes, &e. eather Bed, Pillows and Bolsters, Mattresses, . Curtains, and Bedding, nitian 5, Bu Set Shades, Carpet, Yasy Chair, Orib Bedstead, Hair Mattress and Pillow, 1 Large Clothing Press, Stoves. Chairs, Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Utenails. ‘Terms cash. ‘A, LLOYD, Trustee. my 5-eokds W.L. WALL & b0., Aucte. By J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OPFICR, sir Tashing- ion, DEO DRubD AY MORNING.’ May ,at 1 e Grapary on street, between Twesticth aad Twenty-first streets. will 3d_by ht, te QUANTITY OF OLD GRAIN SAORS. Condemned as unfit for public use. i it. ds. Terms cash in Goveramen' a. TOMPRING, Capt. A.Q.M.U J. 0, Meabine & GOW uote. By M, V. BUCKBY, Auctioneer. HE SALE OF LOTS AND DWELLING Hovas in Georgetown advertised for the 8th instant, was postponed on account of the weather. The sale will take place on WEDN ESDAY., 13th of May, he 3 eco ae ’ beatanion’ on the lot on Congresa street. below the cana! my %3t* M, V. BCOKRY, Auct. By THOMAS DOWLING. Georsctown, D. % 3. 00 BUBSHE! 'ATOES AT AUQ- 9 8 viox.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 8th inst.. at2 o’clock,I shall , the cargo of a ‘tensia”’ consisting ef 3,000 Bushels Jackson, White, &c., Potatoes, in prime order. Will be sold frem verse! without reserve, for cash. to the highest bidders. in lots mot less than WoO Bushels, at the wharfof Jne. W. Lumsdon, io the rear of warehouse, 103 Water street, Georgeto Dy6 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. R7THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON account of the rain, until WEDNESDAY AFTER- NOON next, at 3e’clock. my 9 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. By J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, WO DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING Hovess at Pusiio Avorion.—On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, Moy Isth al ‘clock, on the remises, we shall sell, front Lot No.8, in Square 0, 576, fronting on North © street. between 28 and 3d streets east, running back 138 feet, and im- roved by two neatand weil built two story welling houses, with back buildings, Terms: One-tnird cash; balance, six, and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on the pr mises. my 7: J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, yaa BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON Sourn D, B8TWEEN BeconD anD Taine ap2d + Auctioneer, STREETS E48T.—-On WEDNESDAY, the 13th inst , we shall sell in front of the premises, at 6 0'cl P. uare 764, having a front . BM. ¢. 3, in. (6 feat Sees by ae pee of 144 feet 8 inches. com- tainin square feet. ia-property is beautifully situated and per- fectly graded. Terms: One-hal’ ash; balance ing 1 meee. for notes hearing interest from day of sale. Aseed. riven a) a deed of trust taken. ie. By ted “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J. ©. McGUIRE & OO., streets street east, ‘avenue and north ees each lot tos a. qstbes Jota are Denatitaliy eee cca tie oo Conve: ST THR ABOVE SALE bay AP TR NNOON, osama POT McG UIBE & 00., ducts.