Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1863, Page 3

. LOCA = MUEEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Gena Tikarer—sAurora Floyd,” a gyamatization form the new thriiling novel of Narname, Will be performed to-night at ro. pa and for the first time im this city. In or- ee to make the play most effective new fcenery Will be introtuced. Mrs. John Drew, Jauss. Price, Mrs. Stephens, Mr, Hill, and Mr. Grover’s com pai ppear. 7 CANTERBURY.— The evident satisfaction which Annetia, Galtetti always gives the large audiences St Canterbury, proves that she isa most pleasing danseuse. _She is all grace and yivacity, and the most dificalt dances appear | easy under her control. Sha appears to-night again, together with all the Canterbury com- pe Swiss BeLy Rincrrs. puttwo of the noted Pe: and it therefore behooy ‘This 1s the last night family of bell ringers, ait who would wit- pest their pleasing performances to bestir | follows: Wilson 32, Noyes 33, 17, Hepburn 3. Messrs. Wilson, Noyes and Ellis were de. | clared the nominees; and on motion the nomi- nations Were made unanimous. | A committee was appointed to wait upon the | Dominees and asceriain if they would accept the nominations. Mr. Geo. Hepburn urged the necessity for | reform in municipal! matters, and especially in relation to the public schools, and thought the various nominees of the meeting should be themselves. They offer entertainments whicn 4 areasiways elegant and azresabie; and to at- tend upon them is certainly @ most pleasant way of passing an evening. H VARIKTIES.—A good bill is anneunced for thisevening’s entertainmentatthis resort The Forrest sisters, Ada Tesman, Budworth, Wat- kins, and all the favorites appear in a varied pill ot song, dance and Ethiopian eccentricity. Mr. -Leslie will not appear for a few nights owing to the accident that befell him yesterday. Ti Resstan WAR AND STEREOPTICAN ton- tinue on exhibition at Odd Fellows’ Hull, Sevy- enth street, for a few nights longer. Tho beau- tiful panorama has proved very attractive since its first exhibition heregand all who have seen it pronounce it@ very superior work of art. —_——>—_—_ Forrtma Warp Union ror Orrick Mger- incG.—Pursuant to @ call, signed by Nathan Darling, of New York, at present chief of the Capito! Police, there was a meeting in the Fourth Ward, assembled last night in the «‘cuncil Chamber, City Hall, for the purpose ot nominating candidates for Alderman and ity Council. On arriving at the City Hall at xbout £ o'clock, our reporter found a party of about seventeen men, on the steps in front of the building: among whom were Capt. Darl- ing, J.T. Clements, Jr., W. H. Goddard, Mr. Chapman, and others, of the city’s floating population. About 8 o’clock, the party entered the building, and organized by calling Mr. H. NN. Gilbert to the chair, andappointing Mr. W. H. Goddard, secretary. Mr. John T. Clements, Jr., said he supposed all knew the object of the meeting. s was held in pursuance ofa call published, and it ‘Was & continuation of a former meeting, at which Capt. Darling presided. (The tamous afternoon meeting, held on a call of fifteen minutes time, and which elected bogus dele- gates to the Richards nominating “Uenven- tion,” who were enabled, by hard running, to reach the conyention in time to take partin the proceedings.—Rep.] He (the speaker) remem- bered that one year agoa meeting was called at which there were present no more people ikan were here to-night, and a ticket was nominated which was elected, and he believea a ticket nominated here would be elected by a handsome majority. The meeting was for the purpose of ndminating suitable candidates to represent the Ward in the City Councils. Mr. W. C. Choate nomimated Mr. George Savage, and Capt. Darling nominated Asbury Lioyd, for Alderman. A stranger, whose name we understood to be Chapman or Champion, said there seemed io be an impression that Mr. Lloyd would decline the nomimation.* He (Mr. C.) was authorized to say that Mr. Lioyd would consent to the use of his name, an e (the speaker) believed Mr. Lioyd could carry the ward, Mr. Clements said he would support Mr. Lloyd it ie would repudiate the nomination he reeeived at the other meeting. Mr, Champion was authorized to say that Dir. Lloyd would repudiate that nomination. Air. Thompson urged the nominatien of Mr. Lioyd, and ssid he would accept it. d ayage shame was here withdrawn, and Mr. Lioyd was nominated for Alderman, one person in the room yoting against him. The following gentlemen were then nomina- ted tor the Board of Common Council, viz: John T. Clements, jr., George Savage, Com- fort S. Whittlesey, Jos. Follansbee and Mathew G Ty, ye: Mr. A. Duvall said his object was to nomi- nite anti-slavery men. He would not vote for. auy man who was in favor of slavery. For thut reason he would not yote for Mr. Savage, even if he werenominated. He was a personal triend of Mr. Savage's, but he was not certain that Mr. S. was all right on the slavery ques- tion. Mr. Choate then desired to withdraw the name of Mr. Savage, but the person who had seconded the nomination objected. A stranger in the back part of the room, whose name nobody seemed to know, expressed his opposition to the nomination of any man who ‘Was on the other ticket. A greatdeal had been said about being in bad company; and this Ineeting should be careful that they did not have the same imputation cast upon them that ‘Was Cast upon the other party. If any nominee of this meeting is going to run on both tickets, Be could not vote tor him. The man who would get into office by seeking the votes of his oppo- Reuts was not worthy the suffrages of honest men. Mr. Thompson said the meeting might rest 4ssured that the Fourth Ward would be con- trolled in this election notso much by party as by personal affairs. They would vote for the best man. This will befound to be one of the most doubtful wards in the city. He (the speaker) did not come here asa Richards man, but would yote for th& best man nominated. Wo test can carry the election in this ward but that of loyalty: and we must put forth men no- toriously identified with the interests of the ward. Mr. Follansbee and Mr. Sayage were notsuch men. Such men, however, as Emery and Whittlesey would carry the ticket. The Chair appointed Messrs. Choate and Frazier tellers, and the meeting proceeded to ballot for candidates for Council. Twenty-one votes were polled, of which John T. Clements received 13, George Savage 8, O.S. Whittiesey is, Jos. Follansbee 10, and M. G. Emery 9 John T. Clements, jr. and C. S. were declared nominated; and the others having received a majority oft the votes polled, another election was held tor the third candidate. Mr. Clements hoped this body would nomi- mate Mr. Savage. He had ever stood firm, and was a staunch Unionist in the dark days when it was dangerous to proclaim one’s loyalty, The Chair also advised the nomi mn of Mr. Savage, on the ground that the ward could not be carried without the Irish vote, and Mr. 5S. could contro] that vote. The bailot resulted as follows: Savage 13, Follansbee 2, and Emery 6. Mr. Savage was therefore declared the nominee. : Mr. William H. Johnson was unanimously nominated for Assessor. . W. H. Goddard, Captain Darling, and T. B. Brown were appointed a committee to inform the above named candidates of their nomination. Adjourned. ; Of the candidates nominated, Mr. Lloyd allowed his name to be used at a meeting held in the Fourth Ward a week ago, and was fairly defeated for Alderman by Mr. Utermehle. At that meeting Mr. L. was present while the bal- loting was going on, and subsequently allowed Himself to be nominated for the Common Coun- cil. Mr. J.T. Clemenfs, jr., a candidate for Coun- cil, claims 4 residence in Missouri. ———— UNCONDITIONAL Union Meeting. —Last evening a meeting of the unconditional Union voters of the First Ward was held at the Union engine house for the purpose of nominating candidates for the Board of Aldermen and Common Council. The chair was taken by George T. McGlue, and W. H. Hines acted as secretary. : The meeting proceeded to select candidates, and Mr. Rapley, H. N. Easby,and Peter Lam- mond were placed in nomination as candidates for the Board of Aldermen. Mr. Dorsett asked it those nominated were true Dixon and Douglas men, and several per- sens vouched for Mr. Rapley. The vote was taken by ballot, and the tellers reported the resultas follows: For Mr. Rapley, 22; Mr. Easby, 10; Mr. Lammond, 4. Mr. Rap- ley was thereupon declared the choice of the meeting amid much applause. The tollowing were nominated as candidates for the Board of Common Council; the under- standing being that the three highest be declared the nominees: Capt. James Kelley, T. Doro- hue, James Hazle, John B. Hines, O. Wistar | Merris, 5. Y. At Lee, Charles Gordon, W. H. Parker, H. OC. Wilson. Mr. G. H. Harrison asked who Mr. Morris ‘wast The chair was notable to give an answer, and suggested that the person who nominated him might tell more of him, bat there was no response. r. Dorsett said that several times ‘~ his Szvinta W ‘conditional men bled at Leland Hall last night, for the of nominating candidates for the Boar dermen and Common Council. clined. OXDITIONAL Union MxeTine iv THB ARD.—Tursuant to call, the Un. of the Seventh Ward assem- urpose of Al- Mr. Cbaries U. Anderson calied the meeting to order, und Mr. Edward J. Dorsey was m. chairma: 4 ai n. Mr. O.C. Anderson was elecied secretary. Mr. Thos. E. Lioyd was unauimously rom. inated as & candidate for Alderman, and the nominations for candidates for Uouneiimen were entered upon. The names of Mr. O. Boswell, Jonas B. Ellis, Charles Wilzon, J. P. Headley, Wm. Wise, Geo. Hepburn, Chas. ©. Anderson and Crosby $8. Noyes were presented. Messrs. Bos well, Anderson-and Headley de- Messrs. Henry Lee and O. Boswell were ap- pointed tellers, The vote being taken, 43 ballots wera cast, as Ellis 27, Wise, catechised as to their views. After the transactian of routine business the | meeting adjourned, in the best spirits tor the coming election. geet Sgt al THE Opp FsLrows’ Levee.—See elsewhere the ennonncemient of the grand I. 0.0. F.levee to be given on Monday night next by Excelstor Lodge, No. 17, at Odd Fellows’ Hal!, Seventh street. The preparations for the affair are pro- gressing with great spirit, and there is no doubt that it will bring out snch a gathering of Odd Feilows and their families and friends as has not becn lately witnessed There will be some good speaking, some good music, and after that @ good time generally; ail of which will be rood news to those seeking good entertainment con- dugied with good order. fares ATTEMPT TO Ros.—Un Tuesday night about one o'clock, to young men who were passing along the Avenue, when neur the corner of Twelfth street, werestopped by three rowdies, who attempted to rob one of them of a watch. An alarm was given, and two or three mem- bers of the Franklin Fire Company went to their aid, and after giving the assailants a good pummelling, let them go. ae ae CorRECTION.—In our report of the proceed- ings of the School Board yesterday, we stated that Miss Addie Thomson, of primary school No. 4, was dead, and that Mrs. O’Brien was appointed in her stead; it should have been vice verse, as Miss Thomson was appointed in place of Mrs.O’Brien, deceased, ae Saas “DEATHS IN THE FRANKLIN Fire Company. No less than seven members of the Franklin Fire Company have died since the first of January. The first was McClintock Young, formerly President of the Company; George K. Boyd, John B. Medley, R. M. Downer, R. H. Abbott, John White, and John 8S. Sessford. PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLowSsKI, the well-known pianis' nd yocali arrived this morning from New York, where he was en- gaged, and opens another course for piano and singing, which will be the last. All those who desire to become fine singers or excellent per- formers, must not neglect is opportunity? Professor W's residence is 451 10th street. We call attention to the sales of improved and unimproved property by James Ad trustee, to take pl to-morrow (Friday even. ing) at five o'clock, on Sixth et west, be- tween Hand I streets north, where three frame dwelling houses and other yaluable property will be sold. SE ig SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day’s Star for interest- ing local articles. —ee Csunien sy Stoxm !—Not Charleston, not Ri wend, vot Vicksburg—but Publis Opinion every where. by Dayton’s superior Crackers, Lemon Bis- 1t* cuit, Pies aud Ice Cream— 456 Eleventh st, SS Lyon's MaGyeric Fiea Powver. In Summer when the sun is low. Come forth in swarms the insect foe, And forour blood, they bore you know, And suck it in most rapidly, But fieas, reaches, ’skecter*—black or white— ¥n death's embrace are stiffened quite, If Lyon’s Powder chance to light In their obscure vicinity, Lyon’s Powder is harmless to man¥ind, but will Kil’ all house inseets, garden worms. plant-buge, | &e. Lyon’s msgnetic Pills are sure death to rats | and mice. Sold everywhere. my 4-26 Dennis Banszs & Co., New York. ————- More New AND Bravutiru, Goons are being daily added te the already splendid stock of Jewelry and Silver-Plated Ware, ut the Dollar Store, 435 Pennsylvania avenue. near 434 street. Drop in there and be astonished at what a dollar will buy. may 9-lw* Hea.tH ror THB SoLp:eR!—Fox one who dies from the effects of the bullet, ten parish from damp and exposure to night air. ¢ Hoiloway’s Pills, taken every other night, will correct all disorderr of the Liver asd Stomach, purily the blood, and insure sound heaith to ay j Man, Only 25 cents per box. eg Szorer Diskases. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- e¢y ever discovered. Cures in two to four days. and recent cases in twenty-four hours No miae: al, no balsam, po mercury. Only ten pills ta be taken. It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to those pte ae eat re to be exposed, Male pacs- ageé, $2; female, $3. i Bamartian’s Root and_ Herb, Jwices—A and permanent care for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulsers, Sores. Spots, Tetters, &c Price $1, or six hottles for $5. sold by 8. C. Ford. See auvertisement, m5 Curroropy.—It is seriousiy to be regretted that corns and other disorders of the feet, to which the majority of the people are subject, should have beep considered of so little interest amongst the public, and scarcely to have peenpiotinos’ in a proper manper by thore continually tetmented; although itis a well known fact that there local complaints when neglected injure the general system, by pre venting the body from taking that natural exercise corducive to health; but since the arrivalof Dr, White. at 424 Penn. avenue, hundreds of our cit- izens have submitted to his manipulations, aud testify with gratitude as to his succeasful method of treating corns, bunions. bad nails,&c. ap 21 ee gener Dau. Dupont’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pils are the very Lest in use, They operate speedily and ¢fectivtly, and being sugar-coated create no mau- —_ upon the most ‘elicate stomach. A trial of ene street Cook, positive 1a box. Sold by 8. C, Ford, corner lith : 3 Washington, and Henry noc ie ——s to Cyne In 31x Days.—Dr. Godfrey's yg eons of eh Ea standing cure thaa in siz (Se shapes of diet required Price $1 per bottle. Sold Uae . Bor street and Pa. avenue WARRANTED Antidote, an ed, corner Lith ‘ton. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jaé-ly SPERMATORREG@A O4m BE OunED.—Dr. Kand’s cures 1. Seminal Weakness, E) ‘haa. ot Loss ete. tly and ¢ffeciual- his ‘Bests feat ral; a og * of the fic, will convince the most sk of ite motte pene qs a hoe Sold . aoe cor- ‘a. avenue, 9 Henry Cook Alexandria, iac-ly eee Diszases oF rom Nervous, SeMivaL, URINARY AND SEXUAL SrYsTEMs.—New and reliable treat- ment—in Reports of the Howard Association—sent in sealed letter envelo; free ofcharge. Address Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, ‘Howard Association, Phitadelphia, Pa. : mar 25-2m MARRIED, On the 7th instant, by the Rev. Mr, Monroe. GLORGE D_ BURCH. of Washingion cites DO to MARY GRAOE HAREOD, of Baltimore, Md, * At the residence of the bride on Tuesday eve- ping, 12th inatant, by Rev. Wm. W Reese, HENRY STIVER, of Baltimore. to Mrs. MABY E. FROST, of this eity. { Balto, papers copy.] * —~-2ce>—___. DIED, On the 13th instavt, after a brief but severe ill- pers, JOHN ROBERT SIMON DS. the oldest son of Jobnson and Cornelia Simonds, aged $2 years. * On the 14th instant, of consumption, Mrs. CATH- ABINE WALSH. in the Zist year of Her age. May at i. artne remains will be taken to Sf. Aloysius Church 4o-morrow,( #riday,) at 10 9'cl ‘he relatives and friends are reap: ctiully invit * the morning of the 14th instan’, after a lon: ee é iliness, LILLIA IKENE, only Guughter of the la! J Scipio Hassler, The ‘riends of he iamily are invited to atterd her funeral from the res dence of heraunt ‘rs. 3 J. Harsler, 461 13th street, at 12 o’ciock on Briv my. Onitvany —Hied, in this city, on the Lith inst., _Smail doses ot | ils will prove their superiority over allothers, | Sixty-five yeara’ | f _BALLS, PARTIES, &e. I.0.0.F. De | | these who may Grand Levee and Fe: The Committee of Arrangements would respect- fully inform the fraternity and its friends thata QKAND LEVEE AND FESTIVAL will bo given by EXCELSIOR LODGE,No 17, at Udd Fellows’ | Hall, Beventh street, on MONDAY BYENING, | May 18, 1803. and every possible provision wit! be | Mande to promote the comfort and enjoy acat of favor them with t The Entertainment will commence at & o'clock p.m. with aGranc Promenade Oo: | fine band; which will | eniin, j be tak | dance P.GSire Wn F-.S. J. Volk, Pat’h Thomas COMMITTER, | P. SCRIVED ER, WM. tb. ROBERTS, CoMMITTERS ON THE PART OF THE OxDBR. may 14,16! c M.W.C.M. Wo. R. McLean, Tickets, One Dollar; admitting a gentleman snd | ladies; to be had of the Committees on t2e part of | the Lodge and the Order. OF ARRANGEMENTS s Es. 8. ods R.W.G.W. Grand Lodge Jack’n Central Lodge ¥. Moore, Washi P.G.M. Thomas Riel, P.G. William Scott, inston Lodge P.G-P. John F. Hzy Eastern _Lodce. PG. John R. Eivans, Pig. Charles Ande: Harmony Lodge. P.G. Charles E. Nelson, Columbia Lod: RG George W.Calvert, — ¥. Union N.G. Charles Hawke, Friendshij ; R.W.D.G.M. Sam.E.Donglavs, P.G. Byron A. Kidder, NG. William Scot w mT. Fi Lodge. ve i Ladge. Roe ones. altace, je Lodee Bec P.G.81, Jobn R. Piper, PG. L. B. Allyn, Magenenu Encom: 1 C.P. Wm. Getzeudonner, R: Der 18 P.ALP. r company. ert vy Withers’ @ followed by othor intac- exercises; and at 9 v'clock the Salooa will | en in charge by the foor managers for the | ebjeyment of those fond of the pleasures of the JOHN OG. .MOORR, SHAFER, Edmonston, enner, ra00, ity ‘ord, |. George Brown, letropolis L-dge. NG. Soha W, Dame PEE Eas a, Yates, Mechanics Lodge. N.G. Eli Garrett, Bro. M. G. Shaw, Oriental 1 odee. P.G.M. john Tha w, -P.G. Wm. Kettler, R.W. Grand Bxampment. M.W.G.P. Win. 8. Roberts, M.E.G.H.P. Alfred H. Gawler, Columbian Encampment. PCP. Joseph Hemecher, P.C.P. John R. Wright, Ment. Jos. 8. Tucker, ely Encampment. P.WLP. Parker H. Sweet, Mount Nebo Enrampmen: P.H.P. Andrew J. Borland, P.H.P. Jobn C. UC. Whaley, vite my H. 4t* SGA BENIN RDEN, G, May 18th, The under-igred respectfully announces to hi friends, and the public is gemeral, that he will held a grand Secial Entertainment on the ahove-named evening. The ladies are iu- to attend, aa no invitations will be sent. The arden will be soldiers w:1] be allowe? on the grounds 25 cents, sdmitting a geptleman and ‘adi a Tickets FA. BECK @RT, near Navy Yard. ern DAY EV OUR MOrTo! The members of this nouncing to their many friends, and the pub- lic in general. that they wiil give their 12th a gentl: RSLLat Temperance Hall on THU RS- FENiNG, May Mth, $l, admittire By order of the Committee : Tic! eman and ladies, NITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL!— The Old Original United in the Field Again. lub take pleasure in aa- A Kets! beautifully liuminated No | FOR SALE AND BENT. ks The Belgnbarbeed i ie Bap: meget deaieeads the city. rE Bae to thos orcupr- ioz wen No children in the house. my 8 ¢f | leat 1 PARLOR AND BED ROOM TO let. Apply at No. 272 F a reet, corner hich, mv 34 tw I ARGE FURNISHED KOUM TO RENT AT No. 4 369 Pa. avenue, sozth side, between oth and th my 145th Krenn ARD DINING ROOM POR RENT | A in & first-class noarding honse ia the First Ward, two squares north of Pa avenue Also, ore lerge front room or fi tt finor, tuitable for an ofi- ger with several other desirsbie raoms Gas ani hovand cole baths in the house Apyly a:495 Tith street. between Wand I. my 14-36" FOR SALS CURAP AND ON Basy TERME— The Square of Landon Virginia avenue be- | tween 2:th and stro -tr, containing 15,57) square | feet. It may ba dividea inta fifteon lots, each 2 feetfrent, Also. 2 lot 2 feet by li2 foat on Pann, | avenue. between sth and 7th streets east. Apoly | to Dr. 8, L, LOOMIS, 277 Isireet, near i7th st. | my I4-¢ oft { FrURRISHED ROOMS.— Very ¢esiradle Fur- nished Rooms fer rent. near several boarding houres, Call at 388 C street, between 34 and 43; ats. my 13-2t* Fe KENT_The BRICK STABLE in rear of house No 156 on 2th street, between G and H.tuitabse for stabie or storehoasa. Inquire at office No, 215 Pa. avenue, opposite Willarda’, my 33 St* £ LET—Anorfurnished front PARLOR, with A gat.toafauily withoutchildrea. Also, a Fur- nisked B-d Room fora eisete gent an or lady, Call st aO8 New Jersey avenge, one square north of railroad Gepot for two deys. | * my 13 2t* ‘OR SALE—A three story BRIOK HOUSE, with Easement, on E atreat between 2d and 31 «ts, Has gas throughont and wat-r intha yard Tite Fa rfeet Prier £3,500, Inquire of JNO. B, BLOSS, eneral Land Office. or 444 D st. mv¥ 13 lw? FS KENT—A most desirable and conveniant DWELLING HOUSE. containing fiftecn wall tized rooms, situated on the north avenue. near side of Penn. adjvining the ‘nt street west on squire immadiately Capitol. Possersion given batwaaa 250) of Ma; aud IstofJune 18653. Apply to JOHN FURRY on the premises, No. 550 Pa avenue, my 13- he L&T—For a year or longer, to a small family without children. a desirable szite of BHOMS, Terms $30 a year. There are font rooma on the first floor ard one on the second floor, with the privilege of a ten-foct hall, cellar, pamp in the yard,anda dsome fiower garden. Situated on the corner of 26th and K streets west. For further particulars inqyire at No. 63 K xt my 13-lw* FURNISHED KOOMS TO RENT AT No, 51 Penn. avenue, near 224 street, with use of gas and bath room. Any one wishing’a pleasant room woula'ag wellto call. Board furnished if desired, my 12-4t FPURNIGHED ROOM FOR RENT—An elegant, Jarge aid well furnished frent room on the fi-st floor fer rent, with or without board, on 8th street, between G and H,No, 418, opposite the Patent Cffice, ay 12 3t* Heese TO LET—A Furnished Boarding House to let vith accommoe¢ationa fer 25 boarders, ‘The house has hot and cold sater in every room and gas inevyery room. Tne house ia on F street, within five minates walk of the War Department, Juquire of 8. C. and G. RUE,@ street, between Wth and sth my 12-lw* AUCTION SALES. pagers FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES SER FIRST PAGE aclu LEST nr eet By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. URLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE ak» How: 1LD Serrors —4y virtne of adeed of trust to the subs riber. bowring date the 4th da) Of June. AD Gait, and duly reonrded in Liber 3. 4 3.. No, 2M follos7é, etc the land resorts shall well jon on BB. at pabits las of May, commencing at 16 mi the 182 oveik #. t., in house unwhered seven (7,) sitaated on iudinpa avenue oppesits the City a‘l, a larg: &srortment of valuable Furniture and Household Effects. compriring— tre fine Rosewood Iron Frame 7 oc‘ave Piano Forte. 8tooi ang Corer Parlor Suits ef Crimson Damask. Green Valret & ocnges, Arm, Side and Récaption Ottomans. Marble top & and Pier Tables, Pair Ova! Gi Greor Rmb: and Fixture Cri:nson Embroidered Lace Curtains, &e, Brusse!s Carpete, Rugs. & 0. watoat Btegere, with Desk OrR, d and Lace Curtains, Garnice: Bookcase, Table. Wash stand, Mahogany Sookcasa with Besx and ed Chair, pa. n Dining Table ard Oak Diniay Chairs, nd Mahogany Side Tables, enliven’ Tabie wud Butler's Tray Juss avd Table Ware. éc. all O-1 Cloth, Oak Hat-rack ail lock, &i Bet H Rtep Carpeting, Reds and ¢ixte Mal.os any Hedstead, Burean, W stand Mehoe: Welou Birg} Wal Tes, rdrobe and Wash. avy Marble top Bureaus and Washstands, t French end Cottage and irom Bedsteads, leend Double Truniiz Bedeteads, utand dmitation Bursave, Wardrobes, &. Feather Bed, Pillows and Rolsters, Curled Hair anf pring Ma-treasos, Toilet Sem, Venitian Biinas Guraias, Shades. Carpets, Rug: and Heddii ir, Crib Bedstend, i ir, y Mattress and Pillow, P ge Clothing Press Stoves Chairs chen Furniture and vapid Utanaile, Terms cash, A, LLOYD, Trusteo, my 5-eodds W. L. WALL & CO., Aucta, S77 THE ABOVE BALE IS UNAVOIDABLY postponed to FRIDAY MORNING, the 15th inst., same hour. A. LLOYD, Trustee my id W.L. WALL& CO, An By W.L, WALL & CO, auctioneers. South corner Penn. ave. and Neath Street. PEBEME rORY SALE TO BE MADE —On SAT- URDAY MORNING, loth instant, we will sll in front o- our Auction Rooma— 100 Ro'ln4 and quarter Gonqu Canton Matting, whiie and checkered, excelient quaiity. Terms cash, my l4- W L.WALL& ©0., Ancta. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ye BUILDING LUT FRONTING ON Sovtu D, netweeN Seconp agp Hiab STRERTS East —On WKEUNESDAY, the Lith inst , ¥eanali sali in front of the pramises,atdo cl sck P. M., Lot No.3, in Square 754, having » front of €5 feet 3 inches by a depth of 144 fect 8 inches. con- tnining 9,472 square feet. This property is beautifully situated and por foetiy graded. Terms: Ore-half cash; balance in 6 and 12 months for noter rearing in t from day of saie. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title indispatable. my 11-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. BP THE ABOVE SALE Is Poste DON account of the rain until SATURDAY, tne sth instant, same hour end place. my ii GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts Fok R&NT—Three nicely furnishec ROOMS, in the immediate vicinity of the War and Navy Departments, Apply at No. 2483 @ street, between 17th end 18th streets. my 3-lw* FOS RENT—4 four story HOUSE, elegantly | furnished. (furniture for sale chea V averue, between Ith ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN to do general house work at 225 Pa, avenu come well recoramended, d 1ith sts, 279 Pean. 1t* je, one thatcan 1t* Iny 14 -2t* Inquire a) ANTKD—A MAN to assort rags who under- stands the business, 379 Dat, V \ dor Address hood of War bay ANTED—A competent WOMAN tosewin a rivats family; ore whocan work on Wheeler & Wilson machine preterrel. Apply at 504 lith street, between 0 and BD. ANTE D—Two unfarnish ROOMS, in the neighbor! Navy Departments. 5 } Post Office, stating locality and price “my _my tf furnished and + city 14-20" V my 14 2t* 7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A GIRL to sook, wash and iron ina small family. Apoly af No. 40 Mitsouri avenue, Colored preferred, $5 000 tied. Acdress* W, B.,’ isgton, D.C. WANTED—By two gent'emen about commencing a very promising un- certaking., A large per centage of profits guava * Box 439 Post Office, W: ash- It |W six rooms. |\ the 0: INTGO ANTE) —A FURNISHED BOOM ina pri house with garden or grounds attached, near ‘apitol or south of it, Address, ats fre ER’ ANTRD TO RENT IMMEDIATELY—A STORK in the city or Georgetown. small Unfurnished House, containin, Address WM. MO! location, terms, &c., city Post Office. Also, ‘orn for YY te ating loca- | tion aud terms, ‘Capitol Hill,” Star Office. my 14-2 : ,) every | Committee of Arrangements thipg in complete order, gas throughout Ful! | Wm. Sullivan, Neumoyer, J. Barrett. | particularemay be obtained by addrossiue "Cnet? J.Neumeyer. —_ / Stall, my 13-2t" | nt this office. for one Week. Posscasion given pn | the Iith of thi- month. my 7 Tw RS OR £ALE—That BRICK DWELLING on 7th WANTS, Pisirect t, between G and H, together with all : ofthe ground, running back 25 fect and 3) feet WANTED In a omall family, GIRL who an- | front, good for gardening purposes, “Any on in derstands cooking, washing andironing Ap- | want ofa comfortable and neat residence, might ply at No, 441 lath street, Wer | de well by inquiring next door, “the house isin WW ANTED IMMEDIATELY Two good WAUE. | £000 condition and farnished—No. 591. _mys.20 ERS Appl to1. POFEN TING 2 By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, WO PESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING Bovsks at Puniic Avotion —Oa WEDNES- DAY AF iANOON, May 33th at5o ck front Lot No, © street, ening beck 198 fest, and im weil built two story frame ildings lance, six and twelve d by adeed o eGULRE & CO, Aucts, LE IS POSTPONED IN consequence “of the 1, Until MONDAY, May ae hour and pin McGUIRE & ©9., Auats, remises, we shall sel! Novsis, fovting on K and 3d stree proved by two nest ai welling houses, with bacs b: Terms: One dcash tronths with i on the premises. my 7-d BZ THE ABOVE crest, secur fro SALE—A well-built and sudstantial three- _ Story BRICK HOUSE with back building, con- taining 10 rvoms, situated on southwest corner of Wth street and Virginia avenue, near the Swithso- niap Institute. ‘this house1s built of tao best ma- | terialsand the work by the best builders. 1 will | tell the above houre ata great barcain aud give Fossession at once, Apply on the premises, my 5-26" tep.] WM. WARDER. Fo. SALE—HOUSE AND LOT—A two-story, | baser ent and attic Prick House, containing § rooms, No. 219 North B street, between Delaware aveuneand istat. This isa most desirable prop- erty, bein, tuated within the proposed extension of the Capitcl Grounds. It will be soli on the | mortreasonabie terms. For particulars inquire of | sOny 7. PEABODY, No, 50 Louisiana srenue, my 1-Im* ce NIRY SEAT FOR 8ALE.—The subscriber offers for eale hie FARM with first-class im- rovements containing f2 acres of land adjoinicg ‘epuallytown, and within 2%; mies of George town, and4 miles of the Center Market, The soil is admirarly adapted to msrket gardening or | grass. Asa country sat it hag no superior, the view extending from 12to 70 mfles in every direc- tion, Can be divided to suit purchasers, . BLUNT, 61 La. av.,up stairs, ‘ashington. (OR SALE—Four BRICK HOUSES—two on H street, 525 and 537; possession Ist June and July. Two on Maine avenue and 6th street; pos- | session Ist May These four houses arenearly now | and well built, and will besoid at $7,000, $5,000, | ea and $3.20), if [get application be made to | - MILBURN. 524 [ street north, between cth | and 7th, or at 0.8. Jali, B, MILBURN, OUSE WANTED—Eitker furnisbed or unfar- nished, suitarle for asmall family, within 3 or 4 blocks of the War Department. House must ; bein gocd order and ina ple: | Seesien required within four | quired to run a year. Apply by letter ‘‘Major,” care Fred’k Cozzens. eeks. Li t loca: sion. Pos- ease if re- my 14-2t WwW ANTED—A JOURNEYMAN CONFEOTION- ER or cake baker at 347 Pa. av. my 13 2t* wa TED—A GIRL to do chamber and general housework at 347 Pa. av. my 13 2t* |W | _my 18-2t ANTED—Three GIRLS to work at dressmak- ing. Apply at $72 E street, near 11th st, | WY ANTED—A GIRL todo housework, Apply to | FRANKLIN’S, 244 Pean. avenue, between | 12th and 12th ets, my 18-2t ANTED—Two good JOURNEYMEN (black or white) BARBERS, Inquire at 402 F between 6th and 7th. at., my 13 3t* iW ANTED—Good COAT, PANTS and VEST MAKERS at WM. TUCKER’ *8,No.426 Pa, avenue, he'ween 4}; and Gth sta, my 13-3°* Ww Also ANTED—DRESSMAK ERS, six or eight youn, ladies to learn the business, hand. Apyly at 410 9th street, between H and I, my 13-30 , ONS fz 'W _ey 15-St* AUNTED IMMEDIATELY—fix good HORSE SHOERS. Apply at the shop corner of l4th ‘reet and Ohioavenue. Good wages will be given. Star Office. | ROOM WANTED—(With Board if convenient) between Capitol and Navy Yard, in a private family, by a young van, References exchan, Address, with particulars and terms, ‘M. Ww men need given. my HARNE: 13 3t* M. 0. PENH |. Only tt Steady situati ELMER, 305 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Three first-class 83 MAKERS. s to tigate, '&. BY, Detweea 9th and loth ate. fire’ w AE Do, att. A, HO BROWN Establishment No. 54 Let 6th and 7th streets. 10 House class bands need ed to learn the besiners. 2S PAINTERS.— Wanted. uisians ave ng Painters. apply. Also, a m: Honse aud Sign Painting ti “xone bat Sos Re Ww diately. one dress J JOYCE. and out corner Market and Brid, now doing @ first-rate but \. stand in town. Inquire on the premises ANTED TO LET LOW FOR CASd OR EX- change for Geor, entire stoc itewn or city property, the it and Livery Stable eets, Georgetown, ines. st bu iness myl3-4t* LACKSMITHS WANTED.— Wanted imme- B Coechemith and two Helgers: Ad- my Ww boys, Apply Box who will 16. Star Ofice, ANTED—BOARD for four or five respectable y $2 a week in advance, my 12-3t* Ww. ANTED—A DRESSMAKE: street, between H and hands need apply. rig None . 359 18th but good may 12-3t* my 12-3t* ED IMMEDIATELY— Good W ooNs MARE 2 ployment will be giv. to whom BE OW. val Merc! 212 Pa. PANTA- sta. - wig BON, °™ t Taviors, Ww ANTED TO HIRE—A first-class COOK. None | | Gan ap 16-im* BOARDING. i aires FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, | iN in s central locality, at No. 35% 6th street, above H street nort! my 14-3.* OARD—A ady having taken « houre in the im- mediate neignborhocd of the Treasury, State Waran®Navy Departments, offera large acd woil furnished rooms with board. and all the comforts ef a home. A fewtable boarders wiil be taxen, Apply at No, 395 l8th street, between F and G@ streets, one fquare south of Pa. avenue. Hefer- ences required, my 11-tf PP peesh sD ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT board, at 442 F st., between 5th and 6th. my7 3 PERSONAL. INGHcs 18 HEREBY GIVEN T@é THE PUB- lic that my wife, Josephine, has left my bed and board, without any cause or provocatioa. and eloped with my barkeeper. by the pame of Char.es hl, who assumes to be ber husband, a« was proved before Justice Johnson, on his trial before that megistrate. I hereby notify all per-ons that if they harbor or trust her, they musi not do it on my account, as I mulgey no debts of her contract- i ANTHONY MARCONNIEK, ashington. D.C, May 13, 1863. 1t* j © street, each lot ruuning back to 2 m3 By J, C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, | ey DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE Capitol at Pue.ic AvcTion.—On WE) NESDAY AFTERNOON. May 6th, at5 o’clk,, on the premises, we shall sell is desirable Building Lots, fronting respectively abeut 20 feet each on north C street, bet 2d and 3d streets east, and Du itreat cant hetwoen Marsiand avenue and north od alloy, These jots are beautifully iccated for dwellings, are akout with: the grade of the street, and the por- tion fronting on C street have pavements laid in front Title insisputable. ‘ Terms: One-third cash. the ramainder in six and twelve months. with interest, secured by a deed ef | id ok on the Fee ee ase ae jonveyancing at ex of purchaser, ap 7, 0, McGUIRE & Oc, Aucts, e@7 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDASLY ortponed until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Biny Wath, same bour and place. my7 J.C, McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. S27 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- poned in consequence of the rain, until MONDAY, May Ittm. same hour. mny Hed . McGUIRE & CO., Auets, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioacers, XTENSIVE SALE OF THE MOSTRPLENDID FURNITURE AT AUcTION.—On TUESDAY, the 19th of May, at 10 o’ciock A/M., we shall seli at the residence of a gentieman declin:ny, house- keeping, in Geqrgetown, at the Cottage House. situated on the corner cf 8th acd Frederic strests, three doors west of the reserzoir, viz— Cne Splencia Suivof Green Plush Covered Solid Wainut Carved, consisting of Tete a-tete Sufas and Side and other Chairs Elegant W: Chinese D Eiegant Mar Do r Washetand Do Walnut Redsteadsand Wardrobos Walnut and Mahogazy Chamber Bets aud Chairs Do Extension, Vining, and other Tables Do Sigeboaris and Uak Dining Chairs Hall Racks, Chairs, Large Arm and Ladies’ Rorkers i Targe French Piate and other Mirrors Large Walnut Dressing Swing Giasses Bair, Cotton-top. and other Mattresses Fire Brusse!s. Ingrain, Stair and other Carpets Hall Oilcloth and Stair Rods China, Dinner and Ten Bets Ivory Handle Knives and Forks Cooking, Radiator. and ether Stoves Large lot of Kitchen Reguisites One Ladies’ Riding Saddie and Bridle Acd many other srticies to numereus toennm- erate, &F We call attention of persons in want of good Furniture and Ca: pets, to attend the sale, as they Will have = Bae copereanyy. of getting good Goods of the best quality. my Hata GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, By JAS.C. McGUIRE & CO,. Asction-ers. EREMPTORY SALE OF VALUASLE CORNER Lor NEAR THE BALTIMORE RaILRoav DRPOT — On TUESDAY AFTERNOUN, Msy 19, at 6 o’ciack, on the premires, we shall eel! without reserve part of Square 30, fronting 4 feet on New Jersey avenue, at the corner of Estreet north, running bie-top Wa’ oe do AND MAGNETISM. ~ H MRS. WREN continues to OURE ALL DISEASES With Her Hands Call and see this cig. monials, 445 K st., testi between 6th and 7th, Washington, my 13-Im*™ © IMPOBITION.—Madame Ross, Doctress and Astrologist, was bern with a natural gift. tells the past and future—never known to fail. se8 Bpeedy marriages; brings together those parated; cures all diseases. Business strictly confidential. No. 338G street north, cerner of Twelfth atest » three squares frem the Patent Office. The only person that.can shows likeness of future husband or absent friepdin re ality. es 0 cents Gentlemen 31. ap 2 lm* GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTs, Guonczrown, Prorogars win soreniead or ten and resetting of 80 much of the stone pavement on Detetan tenn aad GEtte sues Gulag Mast Ngan avi DB e art of Bridge street, occupied by the Paine bide sont b ard’ of povement e bide must be per square y: vemen' laid and must cover Be whole charge for both labor and materials. The stone will be bedded upon 9 inches of clean fand or gravel. The work done subject to the inspection and approval of the Street Cem- mission: Proper jkould be directed to the unde: ed and left at the office of the clerk of the corporation in Georgetown before the 20th inrt. Thename and residence of the bidder shoud be distirctly stated. . C, SMIT:! my 9-dti6 Street Commissioner, my 9- JNO. W LUMSBON, Foxwanpine fecal EAL COMMISSION Brees, 91 aNp 103 Warze Georgetown. D. C., Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and small family. A mid dle-aged Pre testa: nt woman é i ferred. None need apply that would objact t day persons had been nominated and <™-cted | Putienti te tee METS ABET, We Lee weds | Boing Wert, and re main one year.a6 the family to the Councils, who were not eligible, and 8 | years She was @pative of rstersbarg Va but | prepose moving i o! 3 ago a qate Int, some of those who had been named were not | tor the last fifty years @ resident or Washington fo obiection, te ouarae ang required. Apply ‘well known, he hoped before the balloting was | City.v.C. Her hand was ever ready torelieve ¥ Oo htscen tie Nomnoreaen oe ae commenced the meeting would be informed as (ead maps — when aisense prevail led ane was Cc, . ae m, LW to their qualifications. He bad resided in the | Siiau ‘particularly received her blessing, “Atco | WW AN ae nedintely af the Glen of Bee ys city for fifty-three years, and had never heard | fegrped to Jove ber as a mother and willinely TE? 338 Datrect, near Tenth. Couns” of some of those named. The candidates should | rought her counsel." In her last moments she was | Times: No. : : nee have « property interestin the city as well as faith (uti "attended and fe thed her last sur. | tion liberal. aa — ane A-st’ D good * Wis reunlt ot th balloting was annornced as grand childre her aged ring a art nee cired fomore Upon anoe, The result of the balloting w: eran ch for the little ones wit | inthe three miles from the city, and near follows: Kelly 3¢, Hazle 26, Parker 20, Dono. | misned | nd sigh Decause they can | $20 2Unker Hill and Seratoga. ue 11, Wilson 16, Hines 6, At Lee 5, Gordon 2, | gee her face nO more. Peace to her ashes! B36 my 8-\w" 4 GEO. McCENEY, and Morris 1, and the first three were declared the nominees. The meeting, by an enthusiastic vote, re- a good worsn, snd her name will live in was t hearts of many. A Frienp. solved to stand by the nominees of the conven- A GARD. tion—Messrs. Hixon, Douglas, and Forsyth— Joun Family Physician and Sur- and the nomineee of the convention. im, I feof Donnectiont may be found at his of- ‘Three ch+ ven for the: minees, | fics, at No. 406 6th street, between D and B. end the mee) urned. | mar m-lm 10,000 Ppa a sie ae Betis and ping DIES WANTED TO CALL aT J t &e, Stam aa ‘a few minutes, F street, between sth and 9th, ; their Yokes, Patterns to? can Rave my 2-2W* ed ly but such as are competent and : i = wlaaaerePtee Stele So RAE | Mp Vetl oases sare cin rompurom et, betw ni (01 Q i nem orafter4ovlock p.m.” mri | anes ways with promptnens and ALL FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT WANT: Sielidhatne orthree miles ot Washiogten. Good oTrrer z it arbor ni parti ie Te here at og when and where an lotervied: Orrice OF THE Conor te tdare ght Bay be had to ot. OV BW soup & Solomon's | whe public are hereby notified that from afte: Bookstore, Pa avenue. Waehington. my 19-3t*_ MONDAY next, the act approved vane 3, 1. TED —A NURSE to have the care of entitled ‘‘An Act lation to vengers,’’ will W2aiiand: make herself generally usefal ine be enforced in all ita provimons, It therefore be- hooves all housekeepers whose privies are worn ieee oot Sate tee asa ae raat avoid the penalty ‘ist Ward, cmer 34 Ward, mer 34 Ward, mmlesioner ith Ward, NOTIFY SUTLERS OF THE army fan pertaining tpanters, OH be op war lt-Gm* . back if feet. i This is believed to be one of the most etizible business lots for sale inthe vicinity of the vat Terms: One-tnird cash; remainder, in § and 12 montbs, with interest, securea by ad on the premises. mylid eed of trust J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, LOST AND FOUND. {OUND—On the 1th instant,a WALLET con- salaing eae a8 ae ossy - Which the owner vi enti‘ yin @ Fame. ite med G. Wr OnAY, 308 Pa. avenne. 20 eis be Ore on Saturday, the 9th inetant, two HORSES, ones largeiron grey; the left hind leg fired and ewelled; the others white horee with a sore shoulder caused from the collar. I will pay the above reward if returned to me on New Jorsey avi , between D and os or let me know where I can find them, 14 St* DAVID KEPPBL. | ies gold somewhere tent levor WATCH and CHAIN tween 13th and ith streets and between Dand QO. Alsberal reward will be paid if returned te the Star Office. my 13-2t* TRAY HORSE—Dame to Armory Square Hos- pital, Was! tor, Horse and Kquipments, Wich ae be este y oe meer by proving. peaperty mt LS ¢ re 0! BCHNEIDER, Armory Square Hospital ‘myisaa> ws TAKEN UP ESTRAY IN THE: ANAL, a dark chestnut sorrel MARK, biind in both eyes. The oynss is. preneesise joicems forward, TO} 4 charges an e her at prove prope: pay ee W. GRINDN wy 13-3t* corner F ct.touth and Virgivia REWARD.—ESTRAY.—Kan away, the morning of the llth’ inst., one sorrel ORSE, with light mane and tail. Said horse is a dout 15 hands high; had on when leaving, one sad dle, without bridle. ‘the above reward will be aid for the return of the horse, or any information given that will lead to his recove' CHARLES KLOTZ. myls-3t* Gast , bet. 17th and Isth sis, REWARO.—Btol:n, on the i2th Linstans, a roan COLT. 5 years old an xbout 15 hande high, with a scar rear the ieft shouider; was Jame in lef: hind leg, The avove colt was stolen from the stable at the corner of 26th and P stracts, The above reward will be given for any informa. tion that will lead to tae recovery of she colt. pe cornor 2ith'and Petia, Lets: Saturdsy evening. a GOLD BRAOE- ‘he finder will be libei by leaving the same af the dor ofee af Gree eater, office of Grover’s my 12.33" TRAYED FROM THE BTABL} SSritha Wheetarch nacre seed Sddrese will be sultatiy rewarded. SR aa my 12 St* 11th street, between band ME. 5 REWARD—Strayed away from Ne. 566 13th street, Island. a black COW; white face and $5 knobs on tia Rs above reward will be efren Jay normation Wadler GUE i, Ss YED 0! N—| = premises a dark red OO te iy horas, I will give $5 reward so that Benes Mean, LN (OK my 5 8t® Jat street, between I and K sts, ———————————S$sT D! 1S.—A large assortment of Prince & hy ‘atthe * Mee vines AUOTION SALES, Sr aaa YHIS AFTERNOON AND Te-moRRkOt EE By W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, CBANCERY SALEOP VALUABLE HEAL Be Tata in THE Oiry or Wasnincroys.—By Ota decree ef the Ciren't Court or the Distriet im bin, dated the 2th day of October, ioe, made ins cerinin cause in said Court depending, im which § Bryan, wife and others were complnivapts, and John P. nt apd ot were defendants the subveriber wi: offer fortale, at PAS ctioa, to the highest bidier, on TRUREDAY, the '3ith day of May next, ‘at & g’ciock in the afternoon, lots numbered twenty and pe me cemrvation 3 UMbeared olevan (lowe 21, reservation 11) i toe. Tha ature a city of Washing! party tet @ at aide of Seocnd street west, Between Beant Gore rorth, and is iraproved by two thro story trier cures, with twostor back bLuildi T Bousos being largeroo: well built. commo Thee, acd within two square: of Penosylrauis aveaue, are adaitably fitted for a large board ‘The attration of partien desiring ates nor ments ia requested, as thinis one of the most val- uable pieces Go lenin at present in the market, Terns of sale, as cribed by decree: One: fourth in oash on the day o sale; the reatdor in equal instalments, at eight, Ais teen. and twenty- | four months. for which tha notvea of the purchaser, parable with wterest and secured by & deed of Tust on the property, will ba taken. five If the terms of naie are not bi qos with in Gaye after sale, the property will be rezold at the risk and cost of the purchaser. Al! conrayaneii at the cost ofthe pureh-ser. fhe property witl he sold free from the widow's dower, J OARTER MARBURY, Trustee, Ap 2-3Stawkds W.L,. WALL & CO., Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMR, Auctioneers GALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE AND dO (DasigaB.e Buitpixe Lors ON Tug isLaxp — On THURSDAY, May lth, até o'clock P.M.. we Shall se}!_on the premices, that very desirable Building Lot, part of original Lot No.2, sqnare north of 25}, fronting 25 feet on south B strect and running back te Virginia avenue, containing | 74 equare feet, with privilege, if purchaser elects, of 5 feet fom front to rear in additien. Thispreperty is situated immediately southof the Smithsonian Bui'ding, to the Seventh street passeng r cara, an’ attract ww of desira' ddue in promissory notes interest, secured by deed 26 n the attention and fa ons Keeking @ healthy, pleasant, ar le location for s private residence. Terms: Half cas! at6 and 12 mouths, w: of trast cv premises. Title indisputable, Cenveyane'ng at cost of purchaser. myftendida GQRERN & WIi 3. MoGUIRE & CO., Aus ANDSOME BUILDING LOTS | Jeraxyp—On May Mth, at 5 sell Lot No. 37. MS, Anota, a ON HUBSDAY AFTERN v’elock on the pramises, we shail sin, Square 497. fronti ) feet on south G street, between 43; and 6th streets. and running back 122 feet 4 inctex to a2) feet alley. Also Lot No 12 in Squar- No 583. fronting 50 feet on south E stroat, between 21 and 3d street west, and rumning back'79 feet 6 inches, to a 2) feet alley. | “Terms: Oue-third cash; the remainter in six and | tweive moxths, with interest, secured by a deed of trust op the premises. my7-< JC. McGUIRE & 09, Aurts. By BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. QALE ATAUCVION OF THIRTY-NINE DESIB- *) age Buirping Lors.—On TUESDAY AFTER- NOON, Mey 5th, commencivg at 4 oclock, we sball sell on the ‘premises, thy whole of original Lets Ne. 1, 2.3, 4,5, 15, 14,15, 16, being the east haif of square No. These will be subdivided wita about tweaty feet } fronts, making altogether thirty-nine lots with ap | average depth ofabou 120 fect cach, running back to analley. They are desirably located on Seven- teenth street west, Rhede Island avenue, and Forth N street, i Term:: One fourth cash, the palance in six and twelve " mouths, satisfactory secared, bearing interes ap Tata BOTELER & WILLSON, Ancta, &F THE ABOVE Sai E IS POSTPONE account of the rain until FRIDAY EVE May &th, same hour, t my 6 BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. B77 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- oned on account cfrain until THURSVAY,:ame our and place, BOTRLER & WILLSON, Aucts. may 8 By J.C, MoGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, OR SALE—A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT Hl For SaLe ON E sTaexT sovuTH, NEAR 77m | STREET WEST. aT PUBLIO AvCTioN—On tHUBS | DAY, May lath, we shall sll, at6 o'clock P. M.,om | the premises, a very desirable Lot No. (17.) im Equase No, (466.) fropting on E street 42 fe-t, and Tunning back 122 fect 2 inches. toa 2) foot alley, ; thislot ig beautifully located fora private resi- } dence. being afew steps from the city railway, Terms: One-third in cash, the residue in six, and twelve months, in note: bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. my 7-d J C.McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J. C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, ANDSUME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Errscts aT Punic Avction—On FRIDAY MORNING, May 15th, commencing at 10 o’clock, We shallsell the entire Furniture aad Effects in house NO.—I +treet, between Vermont avenue and Sixteenth street, (recently occupied by Gen, Halleck.) comprising— Bupertor Rosewood case, fever octave Piano Forte, y Chickering Suite of Rosewood Parlor Furniture, finished in blue and gold Brocatelie Five large aud handrome French Plate Mirrors for Mantels ard Piers Rosewoed Marbl:-tep Centre and Sofa Tables Walnut Hair Spring sent Sofas, Arm and Easy haire Walnut Whatnots, Fancy Chairs Handsome Bronze Chandeliers Biue and Gold Brecatelle Cur Velvet Carpets, Vilcloth, Matt Osk Book-cases, Desks and Chairs __ Bahogany Extension Dinisg tables, Sideboards China, Glass, ana Orockery ware filver plated ware, Table Uutiery Walnut Jency Lind and Cottege Bedsteads Excellent Hair and other Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets and Comforts Marble-tep Dressing Bureaus and Washstinds Wardrobes, Toilet-Sets, Stoves ~ Tog:tber with a general assortment of Kitchen Furniture, Terms cash. Ba” Articles purchased at this sale must be r¢e- moved on the cay of sale, as possession of the premises is required on the “oilowing day. my 13-4 J.C. McGUIRE & 09., Aucts, By GREEN & WiLLIAMS8, Auctioneers. WO BXCELLENT TWOSTORY BRICK Housks axp Lot at Aucrioy.—On FRIDAY, the 15th irstant, we shall sell in front of the premises, at 6 o'clock P. M..lot No. 3in Square No. 170. fronting on the north side of New York ayanue, between Seventeenth and Kichteenth streets west, near the War and cther pnbiic Departments. The improveweats are two good and conveniently arranged Drick Houses, being No. 451 znd 453. The loteccupied by the east honse has a front of 43 feet 9 inches by a depth of 117 feet 5 inches; the house has a back building, and contains in all eight room, hall, pantries, ands. dry cellar. Tha fot occupied by the west house is 29 feet linch front by a depth of 122 feet 10 irches; the house contains seven rooms, pantrics, closets. aud basement, with a well of excellent water and force pump in the yard, Terms for East House: $1,509 can remain in pur- chaser’s kands four years, and perhaps longer; the balance of the purchase money one-half cash, for notes satifactorily : Bl ean remai: above, and same terms for Seales as a ve stat a All conveyancing at the costof purchas a = oe property is hands on § an rsona desirin, rocu! residence will do well to attend the'ssles |e 3 Gas Fixtures sale. my 9-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By J.C MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PFReMrr0R SALE OF TWO NEAT BRICK DwsLuing Houses asp Lors aND SEVERAL DasinaBLe Buripine Lors 1m eee Ly to the highest bidder, Lots 34 and’35 in subdivision of Equare Ne. 624. fronting each 250 feet on First street west, between G@ and H streets north, ran: 13 feet 4 inches toa # foot alley, lmpro by ize aid two-stor: —— craling houses. Pos- ol ven immediately. *oniso, Lot sf, in same squire, having same front and depth. Serta 44, 48, 49, and 56, on same square, each fronting 2% test on ren FE street, between First street west and North Capitol strees, and running back 175 feet 3 inches to a 20 foot alley. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve menths, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the b prgmnises. = my 8-d _ GO, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. b Painting OrFricog Square.—On gaTCRDAy AFTERNOON, May 16th, at 6 @ deed oftcust to ‘the sabe uly recorded in f ice, Wa D foct atley. 7 peel a Bone tiae Terms: Gne-third in cash remainde: % Topas with intorent, noouted by adeod of aie Thos, wise Triste 3.0. OGUIRE & 00., Aucts, BRICKS FOR SALE, ECEIVED mar for vat tege 2 BRIOK, Mer- ny Paving. Inqui the unders: st Win: Glabaagi’s Whath, Georgetown, D' Ga or vi J and trees ana are very dectcble cst apd es J. M, STAKE. my 5-2w* A - FIGHT COFFINS. To F. Bs AND, RELALIVES OF THE Parerts and friends living at a distance can have tibtbouies of their killed ‘in hatin oa if die at the hi . fo’ Te fiew in IMPROVED gators fr om gah 10 S33, ead extra. om no oy "Ail orders proinptiy of May, % groan ten my 6-5t* .