Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grovzr’s THEATER.—The now play, “Au tora Floyd,” was formed last night before a fine audience, who were so delighted with it that the management, contrary to original in- tention, have concluded to repeat it this even- ing. This is, however, positively the last time. Mrs. Drew and her.company do not propose remaining after to-morrow night. CanTERsURY—Annetta Galletti will ap- pear to-night in the beautiful batlet, « La Maja de Seville,” and will be supported by Szollosy and the Court of Beauty, which has ever roven so attractive a feature of Canterbury Pa. Besides Galletti will appear in some of her fayorite dances. To-morrow afternoon a matinee for ladies and children. Swiss Bert Rinexes.—The Peak Family will give but two more performances in this city, this and to-morrow evening. There has been no entertainment offered our citizens this winter that has been more interesting than these; and that they have been Sperecisot by old and young, is evidenced by the fine houses nightly in attendance. Vanrietizs.—Dances, songs, ballads, panto- mimes, minstrel selections, &c., all of an enter- taining order, are nightly offered the habitues of this resort, which is now one of the most pular in the city. Ada Tesman, Bud worth, Fyatkins, the Forrest sisters, and other fine performers appear. THE RusstaN WAR AND STEREOPTICAN.— ‘These two exhibitions, either of which would 2fcrd an ample entertainment, remain on ex. hibition at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh stree:, tor a few nights longer. The sieges, battles, and incidents connected with the Crimean war are admirably portraed. St. Awn’s Inran ASYLUM.—Among the many objects of charity which claim the atten. tion of the benevolent, there is not one would be considered more worthy of hberal donations than an infant asylum, if the objects of the institution were properly understood. There us one in this city which certainly recommends itself to the kind and benevolent. We refer to St. Ann’s, which is located immediately west of the “Cirele.” This institution was organized a year or two ago, but received a charter trom the Congress of the United States only in March last. Although under the care of the Sisters of Charity, it is not at all sectarian, but infants of parents of all denominations are taken in and eared for. They have at present some thirty. two helpless infants, all under the age of five years; the object being only to care for children of this age; us after that, if not adopted by some respectable parties, they are trasferred ta other insututions. These children are mostly found- ings, or children of abandoned and deprayed parents, who are rescued by the Sisters of | 4 ity from the miseries and degradations of sinful homes, and reared in a proper manner. A visit to the institution, and an inspection of the nursery, cannot be made bat with profit, znd visitors would at once faily realize the ereat necessity of the existence of such an insti tution. The children are all happy, contented, neatly dressed and cleanly, and the little cots on which they repose are faultless. In passing ihrough the nursery, the Sisters make the visit | interesting by relating certain circum. | stances connected with the inmates. In one cot may be fonnd two tiny specimens of hu- manity, one a ehild left upon a door-step, in a pelting n storm, a few days ago, and another a child whose mother died in giving it birth. Here will be pointed out the child of a soldier, whose mother cannot or will not support it, and there one upon whose head will be found | rarks evidencing the brutal treatment to which | it had beer subjected by drunken or unnatural parents. There is some sad tale connected with | all, and the mute eloquence of the little ones lying there so helpless and feeble would go directly to the heart of all, and make a fayor- able impression. The institution depends entirely for support” upon charity and the sale of such articles as ihe ever diligent hands of the Sisters make There is a tiebt of $20,000 hanging over this asylum, and the benevolent are appealed to to aid in clearing it off. Not only are the physical wants supplied, but the moral wants are prop- erly cared for. The visiting days are Mondays and Thursdays, and all whe feel an interest in the work should attend and see its operations dor themselves. ~ ie us THE McOLELLAN RESOLUTIONS.—New York ‘papers of yesterday evening announce the ar- rival in that city of Chas. H. Utermehie, chair- | man; Thos. E. Lloyd, alderman; Wm. Rapley, | . C.; Thomas H. Donohue, C. C.; G. W. Uter- mehle, Gen, P. F. Bacon, Col. J. ¥. Davis, Maj. Rhinehart, Capt. P. M. Dubant, Sam‘i R. Syl- vester, Wm. Spaulding, Fred. L. Harvey, Jos. €. Ulayton, Jos. F. Hodgson, Chas. H. Ander- son, Sam’l Fowler, Sam’l Monnent, Wallace W. Kirby and Wm. Chandler, the committee appointed to present to Gen. McClellan the resolutions adopted by the City Councils. The resolutions are as follows: — Joint Resolutions of Thanks to Major General Geo. B. McClellan, U. S.A. Resolved, That we, the Board of Aldermen sand Board of Common Council of the city of Washington, fully appreciate the military ser- vices of Major General George B. McClellan in defence of the cityfof Washington. and we hereby tender to him the heartfelt thanks of the citizens thereof. Resoived further, That a copy of this resolu- tion be forwarded by the Mayor to General McClellan. JosEePH F. Brown, President Beard of Aldermen. ALEX. R. SHEPHERD, President Board of Common Council. Approved January 17, 1463. Richarp WaLLacn, Mayor. The resolutions are accompanied by the fol- lowing letter from Mayor Wallach: Mayor’s Orvicz, WASHINGTON, ) May 12, 1863. Geo. B. McOLeLLan, Major General, &c.: Sre—I have the honor to transmit herewith, by the hands of Charles H. Utermehle, Esq., Chairman, &c., and others, resolutions adopted by the Board of Aldermen and Common Ooun- cu ef the City of Washington, expressive of the appreciation of its citizens of your military services in the defence of Washington, and tendering you their heartfelt thanks. I have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obedi- ent servant, Richarp WaLLacu, Mayer. The presentation was to have been made last night at the General's residence in New York. | —_—>—__ Fatal AccCIDENT.—About noon yesterday as Mr. Barney Brown, carpenter, was engaged at work on the roof of the Library of the Capitol, hhe stepped from a smail scaffold on one of the cast-iron panels of the roof of the Library, on | which was a lot of copper and other materials, and the panel fell through, precipitating him to the stairway of the gallery beneath, a dis- tance of eighteen feet, and from the fall or from the copper and rubbish falling upon him he | -was so injured that he died ina few minutes. | When taken up his neck was fou. to haye | been broken and his body badly bruised. It is sw d that the weight of the rubbish, to- gether with Mr. Brown’s weight, was too much for the nel, which may have had a flaw mit. At the time of the accident several | persons were immediately beneath the panal, | pb but hearing the crash they saved themselves by running from the spot. body of the deceased was removed to his residence on Twelfth street, near C street ith. He was generally esteemed, and had been for many years an active member of the Franklin Fire company, and served asa vol- usteer in the three raonths’ service. He leaves 2 widow to meurn nis loss, but no children. Franklin Fire company will attend his 1 this afternoo: ce Annestep.—On Thursday morning about 2 otiock, Mr. T. B. Fletcher calied upon patrol- men Thompson and McElfresh, and requested them to arrest a man who had manifested that be was 4 sympathizer with the rebels, if nota rebelagent. They went with the complainant wo the corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, and arrested the man. He was taken to the Fourth Ward station, where he gave his pame as David B. Fauquier, of Virginia. He ‘was very boisterous at the station-house, and the charges against him being the using of treasonable language, and also representing ‘thimself to be a United States detective, he was transferred to the Central Guardhouse, where he was quite as boisterous as at the station. ‘The language carer gs nin a und in . ri and other public aces. the Central Hotel P Pp RDERED AND RoBBED.—Tuesday night, & ae : med Dennis Avery, of Pennsylvania, igked up from the pavement at the corner wou d ats and Peunsylyania avenue, by owicers Miller and Lynch, and taken to the ‘Fourth Ward station. He was bleeding freely, put it was supposed that his wouads were slight. He was turned over to Judiciary Square ‘Hospital, fronr which he had emerged wiihont piss. There it was ascertained that his skull ~was fractured, and the usual remedies wire applied: but be died yesterday afternoon. It “wus ulso ascertained that he was robbed of a watch and $25. ear wore made to discover P the, led. the robbers, but \nIMINAL Count, Judge Otin.—Yesterday, Eli Cull, Alexander Lammond, and John Murphy were appointed on the peti Jory. ; Jobn Mace and John Remler were tried for grand larceny on separate indictments and ae | quitted, and a nolle pros was entered in other ses against them. i Win. Sorrill, colored,indicted for an assault, | as nd guilty. ae ‘Givens, colored, was fonnd gnilty of “tty Jnrceny, and seqnitted on the charge of a d larceny in stealing *poons, &¢+ from. Peter Debant. ae: 38 e The Board of Common ing, bot vo quorem—} mon COUNCIL st Ce : met | pete nine members—being present, they ad- journed. Q Gist Pa; Lieut. Ed: sbausting heat, or other local and climate cause: sl Dsatus Mowing been reporied to Oapt. Harts, (eilce cotaee of Eighteenth and G street which place all ceased soldiers ma) J.H.EK wart in, 124th Pa; 2sth Pa; Marshal N. Smith, loth N. ¥; T. Wetmore, lat N. J.; oth Pa.; Corp. Wm. G. Cook, 33d N. ¥ nis Edwards, 1 N. Y.; H. Blumey, 147th Pa; Serg't Wm. Snyder, ist N. J.; Harmon D. Lyon, i7th Pa. cay.; Thomas Mars, ist R. I. art; Heary Fitch, ‘ward Kirby, ist U.S. art; George W. McElroy, 7th Mass.; Edward R. Shoemaker, sth Wis.; Serg’t B. Pickett, 14th Ct; Wm Fa: , 27th Ind; Edwin Shoe. maker, 6ist Pa. Robinson, Sth Wis.; Chas. Nixon, 16th 5 Altred W. Felt, sth_N. Y. Henry M. Pierce, 25th Me.; Lealand B, Phi brook, 14th N.H.; John Hurst, ist U.S. art.; John Shelby, 7th Ohio; John Welsh, 24 U.S. cav.; Edwin R. Fredenburg, 60th N. Y.; Corp. Thomas Broaides, 3d Md; 1st Serg’t ants Gowdy, 124th N. Y.; Second Lieut. Samuel G. Savage, 16th Mas: jeut. W. Brown, sth Me.; Serg’t Edward Collins, 7th Me.; Thos. O’Cal- lahan, 3ist N. Y.; J. B. Tisdall, 7th Mass.; Warren G. Lucas, 117th N. Y.; Serg’t Henry L. Taft, 24 R. 1; Serg’t Chas. B. 127th Pa.; Serg’t G. Cox, llth N. J; D. O’Lary, 15th N.J.; J.T. McDowell, 2ist N.J.; E. Stewart, 5th Me. bat.; A. J. Mustain, (rebel, 2ist Va.; T. Tinsley, ist Mass.; P. Cron, 5th U. S. cav.; C. Seppel, Sth U.S. cay.; ©. W. Mor- Till, 19th Mass.; Adolph Michel, Gist Pa.; Corp. HM. Snare, 61st Pa.; Anthony Cain, 10th Mass.: | E. H. DeForrest, 36th N, Y.; John Bailey, 1ith Vt; Capt. G. W, Newkirch, 26th Wis.; James Lynch, 76th N. Y. 5 Serg’t J. F. Wormsloey, ist a. bat: W. J. st ‘Foster, ist Mich; Jefferson McCullough, 2th Ind.; Corp. F. Franchion, | Sth N. J.; Nathan Algie, 2d R. 1. as get os Pouice REPORTS.—Second Precinct.—M. Mur- py, disorderly; dismissed. Dr. John Minzin, - H. Reese, riding on the pavement; $1 eack. Mary Reilly, drunk; dismissed. Third Precinct—John Langford, disorderly; #244. Frank Hart, John Rogers, F. Root, red dismissed: W. Warfield, disorderly; $1.44. Fourth Precinct.—John Middleton, assault and battery; bail for court. Jas. Acton, drunk and disorderly; $2. Sixth Precinct—Margaret Kelly, Mary Bar- rett, disorderly; $2 each. Robt. Masgn, grand larceny; jail for hearing. J. Rolan,: creating nuisance: $1. _T. Geary, drunk and disorderly military. John Case, drunk; $2. Tenth Precinct—Wm. Becket, nvisance: © West Adams, stealing; dismissee EK. Hugely, L. Eckhardt, disorderly; do. Jas. McKenzie, riding on pavement; do. Victoria Scott, drunk; do. J. McUarthy stealing; do. Josephine Miles, drunk; work house, bai for court. T. Nolen, disorderly; $2. Jolin Jas. McGraw. Eliza McGrav, Thos. McGraw. do.; bail for court. Elijah Allen, disorderly; Soa Sse ith Mass.; Serg’t J. Hoffman, | J. Murphy, drank: | | dismissed. C, Willie, selling liquor to soldier: George Francis, assault and battery; | Taw, assault and batter’; bail for peace. | |A i | tive and willing, VALUABLE Buriping Lots 1x PRintixe | Orrice SquaRe.—Attention is called to the advertisement in another column of yaluable lots in Printing Office Square, to be sold at public auction to-morrow (Saturday) after- noon at 5 o'clock, on the premises. Two of the lots are improved by two neat and well finished two story brick dwelling houses, just finished and ready for occupancy. WASHINGTON AND THE WaAr.—A panora- mic exhibition, portraying every portion of Washington, and exhibiting many of the bat- tles that have taken place in the war for the Union, will be opened for the first time at Willards’ Hall, in this city, on Monday eyen- ing next. This series of paintings has never been exhibited. a WE SEE by the advertisement in our columns that Prof. Alex. Wolowski, the well-known pianist and composer, is going to begin ast course of instruction on the pianoandin singing | The very | by his new and simplified method. satisfactory results which he obtained with hi numerous pupils in his previous courses les no doubt of his success. Prof. W.’s residence is at No. 151 Tenth street, between E and F. SE EeS Sse British Ngurratity.—The iron clads in the Clyde tor the ‘Emperor of China’? are mere trump- ery compared with aur monitors So algo are all | other kinda of bread compared with Layton’s Bos- ton Crackers and Lemon Biscuit, kept by all re- spectable grocers. 1t* ae Is IT P@SSIBLE THAT ANY SOLDIRE can be 50 foolish as to leave tho city withouta supply of Holloway’s Ointment and Pills? Whoaver does 50 will deeply regretit. These medicines are the only certain cure for Bowel O»mplaints, Fever, Sores and kcurvy. Only 25cents per Bexor Pot, 223 —— ge Sromacn Brrr: Hosrerrer’s Hostetter’s Celebrated Bitters is the wide scops of their operation as a preventive and remedial aration. As &@ protective medicine they ward off all the ses—and their bame is Legion—that originate im unwholesome air, impure water, ex- | Thisalone would be svfficient to secure for corrective and alterative medicine a worid-wide | i But Hostetter’s Great | and undying celebrity, Specific has a hundred other claims to the confi- dence end high consideration of tLe public. in dyspepsia, li remittent’ fe 1 constipation, general debility, female irregularities, sexual ii ity, constita- tiona) weakness. sea sickness, diarrhoa, dysentery, fiatulency, vertigo, fainting fits, hysterics, and all complaintaaproceeding from imferfect digestion, and a disorded condition of the liver and bowels, Hoatetter’a Stomach Bitters are the most power: ful, speedy, harmless and agreeab!s of all remedies cholera morbus, cramps, celic, ‘emature decay, advertised by the press, or administered in family | ‘tice. PWWholesale Agents.—A.M. Bininger & Co,, 237 Penn. ave. my 15-e03t wee Lyox’s Macnetic Frea Powper, 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 rapidiy. But fieas, roaches, ’skecters—black or white— In death's embrace are stiffened quite, If Lyon's Powder chance to light In their obseure vicinity. Lyon’s Powder is harmless to mankind, but will Kil! all house inseets, garden worms, plant-bugs, &c. Lyon’s magnetic Pills are sure death to rats and mice. Sold everywhere. my 4-2W =Dessis Baxwes & Co., New York. ee Mors Naw AND Bractirct Goons are being daily added te the already splendid atock of dewelry and Silver-Plated Ware, at the Dollar Store, 43! Pennsylvania avenue, near 434 street. Drop in there and be astonished at what « dollar will uy. may 9-lw* ————— HwaLTa ror THR SoLpier!—VFor one who dies from oe effects of the bullet, ten perish from damp ini ‘e to bt air. Small doses ot Hollows ‘s Pills, taken ev other night, will correct ell disorder of the Liver and Stomach, purity the 5 fugu health to every man, Only 2 cents per bor 1 BT Diseases. Samaritan’s G the must certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- ecy ever discovered. Qures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours No miner- al, no balsam, no mercury. Only pills te be taken, It is tae soldier's hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2; fe $3. Samaritan’s and_ Herb Jui oot ices—A ponitive and permanent eure for Syphilis, Scrofuls, Ulsers, Pores, Spots, Tetters, &c_ Price $1, or six bottles for @5. Bold by 8.0. Ford. See acvertisement. m5 ly. to be regretted that PoDY.—It is serious! regret eaeens other disorders of the feet, to which the majority of the people are subject, should have been considered of £0 little fives foment the 14 scarcely to have been no’ 8 proper eA a} thore contluaally termented; although itis a well known fact that there local when eee injure the gene: he body from taking th: Tendtelve fo healthy but since the arrival of Dr. 42 nn, avenue, hundreds of our cit. jean fomitted: to, bis manipulations, and tee! gratitude aa to his successful method of tresting corns, buvions. bad nails,&c = ap 21 eo Dx. Deroxt’s Sugar-coated Femele Regulating Pills are the very best in uss. They operate speedily and effertinely, and being eurar-coated create no nau- D the most telicate stomach, A trial of fea O i iil their superiority over all others, Price obits yr pole ‘by. 8. . Ford, eorner Lith street aod Px, ayenus, Washington, and Henry Oook a saG-ly . MARRIED, Ba pt hurch,on the 7th inst. At ne et eee Me a HENRY HOW: . Ban Dette Tie TARE KE, PYWELL, both of this city. Y instant, by the Rev Father John Bonne NE UN NUTs J MMALLY. te Miss ANNi® 6, BURNS, toth of Aloxaudria Va. (New York papers eee core) ae he 12th instant, by the Rey Dr Finckel, MOTTHRW HALE to Min BUSAN MAD both of Philade!phia. g ES: sd ing, 14th inst... by the Rey. Dr. eR RE W. SMITE, U8. At VIRGINTA GaDSEY, dacaster 6) Major a! H. MeBLAIR, of this city. DIED, Z the 15th instsat, LLEWELLYN AP NWENRY, 6 os the late Beary W. and Cathsriue B, Ball, His friends aod those of hir gant, Mi<s Prost, are invited to sitend his funeral ou to morrow (Satur. Gay) efiert con sts o'clock, from the resideace of Mrs. Day ell, 274 B street, corner of 31 st, a complaint. chills and fever, bilious | | | —A Hundred } Curatives in One.—Not the least striking merit of | re- | | DER#ON, Star Ollive NY | cook or to take care of children and general house- b i A GARD. | Jown McGRRGOR, Family Physician and WANTS. ANTED—A good JOURNEYMAN 8B. i Was weet streoty between Ment N, is — 15 2" Wii oy Fort emer W. MoN ALLEY. Hosshtat Stoweeh Ue Beas Ite HAL. Ga08N OB WOMAN, Wanted to enilde, . 56 a atreet, erate’ of ae sien ees ea It* ANTED—A FIRST AND SEOOND BAND on é JH SiM eso itt No. 8 South Fairfax at., Alexandris, ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to do general honsa work for three in family. Call at No. 602 11th street, Island. my 15-st* ANTED—A good COOK; must be Visti yeh rninn ani roa iri, ai - street, between wth and dist. i WANTED—BOARD id ROOMS wanted in « private family by a geptieman and wife, with- in ten minutes’ walk of the Treasury Department. Address Post Office Box 746. my 16-3t" V ANTED—Two good CARPENTERS; none MA aaesreed apply. Good wpepe and cons it € oym, i 7 my Teaee 171 Eighth st., between P and Q. WANED IMMEDIATHLY—A good NEYMAN BARBER. Germans only need apply. Apply at 497 7th street, between D and B, ashington city. my 15 3t* WaANtTED—4 WOMAN to wash, cook andiren fer a small family. Appiy immediately to No. 299 Penn. avenue, between 9th and ith streota, it* ANTED—A good HAND at dressmaking; also, W AE Operatoton Wineslen & Ween; alse. machine. 528 7th street, up stairs - Wanted also, a good girl for house work, white or colored. my 15 3t™ TS PLASTERERS.— Wanted immediatel: ty Plasterers to work on the Treasury Exton Sony mene but erpaabebiad need apply, to ma 5 e given. hom good wages will be #STAH ROGERS, Engineer in Chargs. my i-lw ANTED—By & young single man, 2 SITUA- Ww TION ina whelesale store or any other where hecan make himself generally usefal; speaks, reads and writes English and German; can takelzood care of horses. Anybody wishing to see him address “Sunday,” city Port Office. my 15-it* 100 LABORERS WANTED “TO WORK IN the Commissary Department at Aquia Creek. Good wages and comfortable quarters {n- quire for three days at No. 052 7th street, oppo- site the Center Market. att DANIEL BRADSHAW, my 15- Wy 45ree-* well furnished SITTING ROOM, with small chamber adjoining,ina private | house by a gentleman ard wife. Location north | o* F street and west of 6th street. References ex- | cuangsi Address, stating terms, ‘J. V. M.,’’ Star Office. WANTED TO PUROHASE—A small, neat and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, in a de- sirable location, One haif cash will be paid down, balance on short,time, secured on the Breex a Address. stating price, location, &c., JA a - my 15 3% iH Ww ANTED—A good FRENCH COOK. To one | who can come well recommended a permanent | place can be had and 200d wages. Also, thres gen teel Colored Boys for dining room. ne need ap- ply unless they thoroughly understand their busi- es thir- ness. Arply. to JOHN DB. HAMMACK, corner i5th atrect and Pa. avenue. my !5-lw* YOUNG MARRIED MAN PERFECTLY familiar with bookkeeping, an excelient sales- | man. and ef unquestionable mora! character, ac- | i: de irous of obtaining employ- ment in this city insome Sayan ey: where his tients could be maie available. None need apply unless willing to give good compensation, Addres: H.,’ Box 297 Washington city, D.C. my 1 V ANTED—A MAN to assort rags who under- stands the business, Inquire at 379 D st. my 14-2t* W ANTED—Two unfurnished or furnished ROOMS, in the neighborhood of War and Navy Departments. Address ‘‘A. J. ” city Post Office, stating locality and prise ‘my V 7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A GIRL to coor, | wash andiron ina small family. Apply at | No. 40 Missouri avenue, Colored preferred. my 14 2t* WANED TO RENT IMMEDIATELY —A STORE in the city or Georgetown, Also, a small Unfurnished House. containing from four to six rooms, Address WM MONTGOMERY. stating lecation, terina, &c., city Post Offiee. my 11-3t* WANTE: —A FURNISHED ROOM i house with garden or grounds attached, near the Capitol or south of it, Address, stating ioca- tion and terms, “Capitol Hill,” Star Off my 14-2t* a private ANTED—In a small family. a tidy, honest GIRL, eitker for gereral house work and work. Apply at 205 6th street. between M and N, between 1 and i2a m. WAdteD four first-class BOOT and SILOE MAKERS. One on pump sole boots, the ota- ers on boots, shoes and gaiter boots. ‘Highest wages paid aud steady empioyment at the Military and Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store, No. 504 Pa, avenue, {my Ii 3t*] J. MILLB ‘A WANTED —Two good PAPERHANGER3 high. eat prices paid. Also, two Bo¥8 about 16 years old te learn the business. Apply immediate: ly in Georgetown ,C., No, 100 High street, 5 doors north of Gay strevt. my 14-3t* “ARTHUR M, APPLER. OUSE WANTED-—Kither furnished or unfur- nished, suitable for a small family, withia3 or 4 blocks of the War Department. House must be in gocd order and ina pleasant location. Pos- sessien required within four weeks. L: if quired to run a year. Apply by, letter “Ma: care Fred’k Cozzens. * my 1 W48tep— Two or white) BAR between 6th and 7th. ze V ANTED—Good COAT, PANTS and V#8T MAKERS at WM. TUCKER'S, No. 126 Pa. avenue, between 4}; and 6th sta. my 13-30" V 7 ANTED—DRESSMAKERS, six or eight youn ladies to learn the business. Alko, oa6 ood bend. Apply at 410 9th street, between H and I, my 13-38" WR 2D IMMEDIATELY—fix good HORSH SHOERS. Apply at the shop corner of lath | Bt reer aod Ohio avenue. Good wages wiil be given. may 13-5t* OOM WANTED-(With Board if convenient) between Cxpitol and Nevy Yard, in a private family, by young ran. References exchanged, | Address, with particulars and terms, “Merrill,” Star Office. my 13 4t* W Anz IMMEDIATELY—Three first-c'ass HARNESS MAKERS. Only tre best of work: | men need to inquire. Steady situation will be | given. M. OPPENHEIMER, 305 Pa. av., my 13 3t* betwee 9th and 10th sts, ANTED TO LET LOW FOR CA84 OR EX- change for Georgetewn or city proporty, the entire stock and outftof Sale and Livery Stable corner Market and Bridge aireets, Georgetown, now doing a first-rate business. Best bu iness stand in town, Ingnire on the premises. my!3-4t™ V ANTED TO HIRE—A first class COOK. None nead feed but anch as are competent and can bripg best of references. Apply at No. 396 isth street, between F and G streets, before 10 o’clock a.m or after 4 o'clock p.m. my 12-tf Wy Ante —A NURSE to have the care of ono child and make herself generally ucefulina small family, A middle-aged Pretestant woman preferred. None need apply that would object to going Weet, and re: one year,as the family ropose moving westof Chicago about June ist. 'o objection to evlor;? reference required. Apply ‘ood JOURNEYMEN (black ERS. Inquire at 402 Pat., my 13 3t* at‘Tudor Place.” Congr: Teet. Georgetown, " ND MAGNETISM, D.O., the honrs of p.m. mig-iw* | Fy Wks Ww REN ANTED—Fift tive and trious BOYS. continues WW Angi umegitaly atin allen Bh Sendey | cups ALE Diskaszs im oO. street, near Tenth. fom pensa- 5K i . st" and seo this city testimonials, 445 K st., tion liberal. ee nS poimeen sth aud Yt, Washington,” my 13-lm™ ANTED TO HIRE—Two a =a aeceaas clther white or oolored, to work upon ator | N° Miles aia tate ieee eet te inte priatrict chree fetes the city, and Bear | She tolls thi fang fature—nover k known to fail. yr and 9 i . my &-lw" GEO. McOBNEY, | Causes s veurmg. all dlseame, ‘Business LADIES WANTED TO CALL A’ . stroot north, corner 10,000 381 F street, between Ath and ote, of hati) street wee ‘Bree pares frem the opposite the Patent Office, got their Yokou, “ategee sh pee ORY 1 PAKSOR 5BS* GRA SRO w ® lands, Sleey Kirts' &c., stamped. Alao, | likeness of future hus! or absent friend in re splendid Braii Embroidery Patterns for | Sltr. Ladies 0 cents Gentlemen $1. ap 2 Im tippers, Pincushions, Sosere, Capes, Dresses. Gar- 8) - ibaldis and Zouave Jackets, adios can have their Stamping done in afew minutes. my 2-2w* wane bi tetled a fel rtg JOHN uF ‘D- L, Druggist, Georgetown, an - rienced CLERK, to whom a Hiberal salary wile paid. Satisfactory referencesrequired. my 5-tf ANTED IMMEBIATELY—Two or three HANDS to work on bread, pies, cakes, &o, Also, one No.1 Bread Baker. JAMES H. SIMPSON, No. 8 south Fairfax street. my 5 Alexandria, Va. wast #D—For the United States Marine Corps, several hundred able bodied MEN, between the ages of 18 aud 40 years, Seldiers serving in thia Corps perform duty at our navy yards and on board Uni'ed States ships-of war on forsign stations, Pay rame a8 infantry of the army. FY good con- duct and attention to duty a soldie: 1 certainly rise to the position of a non-comm ned officer. Two dollars will be paid any one who brings an accepted recruit t» these Barrack: For all other information apply at the Marine Barracks, Washington, D. 0, GHAS: G. McOAWLEY, my 5-2 Cavtain commanding post. near Pennsylvani Ue Bi street, No objection to parchas'ng allor part. ir t of the Purriture, A smoal! house preferred. Addtens P. 0, Box 455, oF apply to 334 Ponnsyivanis eer enue 2 apis-tf ANTED—SECOND-HAND PURNITURS W Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Bede, Bedding and House furnishing Goods gover? description, BUOHLY, 425 7th st mar 3)-tf bot. G and H, east sige j ANTED—By a respectable weman,a SITU A- W oes ook, washer or ironer; ear: ahs ences given if psc jal) or address at 242 ath street, corner of M. for 2 days. ee Sur- , kate of Connecticut, may be found at his of- No. 456 oth street, between Dand B.” mar J FOR SALE AND RENT. Fos ey nae Fannie i the city ing them. OR RENT.—Tve eres MALLS OR + in eet ward's Bo rent, No. Dat. detveon uth and 1th st. Pessslsion ‘siven fe mediately, my 15-3t '—A BTORE at the corner of Twelfth and Ree iat a . in yy the premises. é my Ib eest ,,OR RENT—A FUBNISHED HOU! \- AOEerinety ce canara orn mi ol — ‘Bquire at this office, a my 15-3t* Rk RENT—On WINDOWS Ta th x suitable for office or store, tel and 1sth street. A: corner 15th street and SANA RNC TUBA Ha ton, avenue, doing ‘business on the event Lease on the sam 0 years. Th i for sale dij very perce pe Li is ell stock 336 Pa. dy fer doing business. it *elmy 1b-St"] | He MeMANN. ‘OR RENT— A Girst class STORE on 7th street, near the Post and Patent Offices, one ef the most eligible lecations in the city. Inquire at the Gosling Restaurant, No. 247 Pa. nue. my 15-3t* sy SALE—A first-class three-story BBIOK OUSH, with basement, &c.,on L street, No. 394, Dear 1th; has gas throughout and water in the yard andstable. Title perfect and house and stable new andin gocdorder Porsession give! ofdune. Por particulars inquire on the gromi 5 The situation is one of the most desirable in the city for a frat-class residence. my 15 3t* URNISHED PARLOR AND BED ROOM TO let. Apply at No, 272 ¥ aireet, corner 13th, my 14 lw* Lares FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT AT No. 309 Pa. avenue, south side, between 9th and Teth ste. my 14-st* Kes AND DINING ROOM FOR RENT in a first-class boardin in the First Ward, two rqusres north of Pa. avenue. Also, one large frontrcom on first floor, suitable for an offi- cer, with several other desirable rooms. Gas and hot and cold baths in the house. Apyly at495 Iith street, between Hand I. my 14-3t Foe RENT—The BRLOK STABLE in rear of house No. 456 on 12th street, between G and H, suitable for stable or storehouse. Inquire at office nae Pa. avenue, opposite Willards’, my 13 st" F°% S8ALE—A three story BRIQK HOUSE, with basement, on E street. between 2d and 3d ats, Has gas throughout and water in the yard. Tit perfect Pries 83,500, Inquire of JNO. B. 0838 General Land Office. or 444 Dat. my we {OR RENT—A most desirable and convenient ! DWELLING HOUSE, containing fifteen well tized@ooms, situated on the north side of Penn. avenue. Dear Ist street west on square immediately joining the Capitol. Possession given batweea ote of Ma: and Ist of June. Apply to JOHN pose the premises, No. 250 Pa. avenue my 13-4t* 0 LET—For a year or longer, to a am without children. a desirable s1ite o Terms $34) a year. ily f ROOMS, There are four rooms on the first door and one on the second floor, with the privilege of a ten-foot ball, cellar, pamp in the Situated on For further we yard, and a handsome flower garden, the corner of 25th and K streets west. par rs inquire at No.63 Kst | m [{URNISHED ROOMS TO BENT AT No. 51 Penn. avenue, near 22d street, with use of gas end bath room. would do well to call, my 12-4t* H USE TO LET—A Furnished Boarding House to Jet with accommodations for 25 boarders, ouse has hot and cold water in every and gas inevery room, Board furnished if desired, The house ia on F street, | within five minutes walk of the War Department. Inquire of 8. C. and @. RUE,G street, between vith and lath "my i2-Iw* JFOR FALE That BRICK DWELLING on 7th street east, between G and H, together with all ofthe ground, running back 269 fect and 3) feet front, geod for gardening purposes, Any on in want ofa comfortable avd neat residence, might do well by inquiring next duor, The house isin good condition and turnished—No, 591. mys-2"" po SALE—A well-built and substanti _ Story BRICK HOUSE with back bui taining 10 rooms, ith street and V nian Institute. This houses built of the be+t ma- terials and the work by the best builders. I will tell the above house ata great bargain and give possession at once, Apply on the premises, my 5 2w™ Bep.] WM. WA’ Foe SALE—HOUSE AND LOT+A tw baser ent anc attic Brick House, containii rooms, No. 219 North B street, between Delaware avenue and Istat. This isa most desirable prop- erty, beiug situated within the proposed extension of the Capitol Grounds, It will be sold on the most reasonable terms. For particu! inquire of pun | A PEABODY, No. 50 Louisiana avenue, my ™m* COCR RY SEAT FOR 8ALE.—The subscriber offers for sale his FARM with first-class im- rovements contauing 62 acres of land adjoining ennallytown, and within 2!z miles of George: town,and4 miles of the Center Market. The soil is admirably adapted to market gardening or @rass. Asacountry frat it has no superior, the view extending from 12to 70 mies in every direc- tion. Can be divided to suit purchasers, I, W. BLUNT, G1 La, av., up stairs, ap 22-1m* Washington, GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.—Be- tween seven and eight acres of Land, on the A Piank Road, ¢ miles north of Washington, can be | bougkt low for casu, It would make a fine mar- ket garden. Inquire at No 473 Sixth street; or ef A. C. P. SHORMAKER, above Second Toll Gate, Plank Road. ap13-Im* roe SALE—Four BRICK HOUBES—two on H street, 525 and 537 July. Twoon Maine avenue and 6th street; pos- fession ist May These four houses are nearly now cot well pais: series ie sold at 7.00, 35.000, $3,800 ap 3, if early application be made to BOMILBURN 524 I street north, between 6th and 7th, or at Jali. . ap 1¢-Im* B. MILBURN. BOARDING. ((LERKS PROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officers and strangers visiting Wash- ington, may find a comfortable home in one of the inost delightful lecationa in Washington, No. 52 Missouri avenue. One very large front room, 2d Ty, vacant, ray 15 NE FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, iN in a central locality, at No, 35% 6th street, above H street north, my 14-3t" _ DLEASAN’ FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH Board, may be hadat 151 West street, George- my tone Hike neo j} possession Ist June and | Any oue wishing a pleasant room | room’ | AUCTION SALES. FOR OTHER AUOTION SALES SEE ATHTAGR. WERBMENT GALB OF OA OVE: NE. G 3upr.—On SATURDAY M9) NG, teri asus Bureau : styles; pumber of Beaks. various ¢ tzlee ; also, other Omi oral , my J.C, McGUIRB& 09., Aucta By W. L. WALL & 00.; Auctioneers De FANCY SKELETON TROPTING ‘Wagon at Auction, W MOSNING, 16th inst., at the Auction Rooms. for cash. my 15 W.L. WALL & 00., By W. L. WALL & OO. Auctioneers, South corner Pennsylvania avenue and Minth Street, A Pine Bngravings rienty frome, aetusfion al ‘a 5 auction a! the Auction Hooms 40-MOKROW MOANING, ioeh inst, for eash, “ wy W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. By 0. BR. L. CROWN & OO., Auctioneers. ORSES AND WAGONS AT AUOTION — will sell. TO MO) W, (Satard: iay,) Mi ata, m.,atthe Washi City H On 6th street south, near ¥ lacey of the above named stock. me fine Tep Bessy. Torus oul. CROWN & CO 1t* No. 357, corner 6th at. and Palueee By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioneers ARGE SALE OF NEW AED NBA®LY NEW 4 FURNITURE AT AUOTION —On SATURDAY, the at 10 o'clock A. M., we shall sell in front ction rooms, corner of Seventh and D street.a jorge lot of furniture, vis: accra. Chairs and Tables ete ~ Oottage and other Bedsteads and Stands Bes, lot of Gane and Wood seat Chairs e Cooking, Air-tight and other Stoves . Rudls many other articles too numerous to men- 2. ALso, 106 pieces white and chequered Matting, yard’ami yerd and quarter wide, sent to us on cont ment and will be sold without reserve in quantities to suit the purchaser. my 15- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By BOTELER & WILL8SON, Aucts. Q@ALE AT AUCTION OF THIRTY-NINRE DESIR- Ly ABLE ButtDiNG Lots. TUESDAY APTER- IN, May Sth, commencing at 4 lock, shallséll on the premises, the whole of original Lots Ne. 1, 2,3,4,5, 13, 14,15, 16, being the east half of equa: 10. 18, 5 These will be subdivided witn about Veta feet fronts, making altogether thirty-nine lots with an average depth of abou: 120 fect each, running back te analley, They are desirably located on Seve! teenth street west, Bhi . —s a reee me ede Island avenue i Terms: One-fourth cash. the palance in six and twelve months, satisfactory secured, bearing interest a ap li-dtd BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts, W7THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of the raif until PRIDAY EVENING, May Sth, same hour. my 6 BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts, wy THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POS’ oned on account of rain until THURSDAY, eame four and place, may 8 BOTELER & WILLSCN, Aucts, STH E ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN POSTPONED ‘on account of the weather, until TUESDAY EV B- NING next, May 19th, same hour. my 15 OfELER & WILLSON, Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, AT AUCTION.—Un THU REDAY, the 2ist inst., we shall seil, at 10 o'clock A. M,.at the residence of John Purdy, Esq.. No. 550 Pennsylvania averue, between First and Second streets wert, an excellent assortment of Furniture. viz: i Mahogany Sofas, Parlor and Rocking Chairs Mabceany full Marble-top and other Bureaus and Wash Closet Mahogavy Centre, Dining. and other Tables Mahogany Bookcase Secretary and Writiag Des! Mahe gany Hat tree,.Sideboard, Washstands, Work & Tables - @ Damark and Brocatel and other Window Curtain’, Blinds and Shades Loox ing Glasses,China, Glas. and Crockery Ware, and Clocks Velvet. Brussels. Three-ply,and other Carpets Qilcloth and Matting Fearth and Door Rugs French, Jenny Lind, and Cottage Bedsteads, Lounge ‘ Feather Beds, Bedding Hair and other Mattresses Iron Bate, Cooking. Coal. and other Stoves, With a good lot of Kitchen Requisites And may other articles which we deem un- | necessary:toenumerate Terms cash. > my 15 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ‘ginia avenue, near the Swithso- | | Single and Double Trundle Bedsteads, By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE anv HouseHoip Ev rgcrs.—By virtue of a deed of trust to the aubszriber, bearing date the 4th day of June. A. D. 182, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No, 22). folion76, ete, , one of the land record &e..tshailsell,at publis auction on WEDNES- DAY, the 18th day of May, ‘commencing at 10 o'clk a.m.. in house numbe: Seven, (7,) situated on Indiana ayenue opposite the City ‘Hall. a largs assortment of valuable Furniture and Household Effects. comprising— One fine Rosewood Iron Frame 7 octare Piano Forte. Stoo! and'Cover Parlor Suits of Crimson Damask. Green Velvet Sofas, Lounges, Arm, Side and Reception airs, Pair Gilt and Blye Ottomans. Marble top Genter and Pier Tabler, Pair Oval Gilt Mirrors, Green Embreidered and Lace Curtains, Cernices and Fixtnror Crimson Embroidered Lace Curtains, &c. Brussels Carpete, Rugs. &c. valnut Etegere, with Desk Walnut Bookease, Table, Wash stand, Mahogany Bookcase with Desk and Easy Chair, Ohandeliers and Droplight, Fancy Tables. Extension Dining Table and Oak Dining Chairs, Rosewood Sidevoard and Mahogany Side Tatles, Walnut Refreshment Table and Butler’s Tray Glass and Table Ware, &c. Trail O:1 Cloth, Oak Hat-rack Hall Chairs and Chandelier. Clock, Oil Cloth en varicus landings, Step Carpeting, Rods and*Fixtarer, Mahogany Bedstead, Bureau, Wardrobe and Wash. and, Mahogany Marble-top Bureaus and Washstands, Walnut French and Cottage and Irom Bedsteads. Walnutand Imitation Bureaus, Wardrobes, &c. Feather Bed, Pillows and Bolste: Curled Hair and Spring Mattress : Toilet Sete, Venitian Blinis, Curtains, Shades, Carpets, nae and Bedding, Easy Chiair, Crib Bedstead, Hair Mattresa and Pillow, s Large Clothing Press. Stoves, Chairs, _ Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Utensils, Terms eash. A. LLOYD, Trustee. my Seok ds W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts, WF THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY postponed to FRIDAY MORNING, the 224 inst., same hour. A. LLOYD, Trustee. wy I5 W.L. WALL & CO.. Aucts. LOST AND FOUND. Boake —A'ady having taken a houre in the im- mediate neighborhood of the Treasury, State, Warand Navy Departments, offers large acd well furnished rooms. with board. and ail the comforts ef a home. A fewtable boarders will be taken, Apply at Ne. 395 lath street. between ¥ and @ streets, one square south of Pa. ayenue. Refer- ences required. my 11-tf ;URNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT board, at 449 F st., between Sth and 6th. my7 STRAY Two maley (1 red and 1 brown) OOWS ‘4 came to the subscriber. The owner is requested to come forward, piove property, pay chargea and take them away.” SAMUEL OBABE, my 15. 3t* At Olark Mills’s Place. Qrearep OR STOLEN—From my premiser, a white buffato COW with red ears; a piece out of both ears, I will give $5 reward so that I get her again, between 6th and 43¢ streets, Island, H street. No 140. my 15 20 SAMUEL F. LOMAX. AYED OY STOLEN from the subscrider a PERSONAL. EATAY MARS. avout Gfteen Bands het with GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, Groggrrows, May 7, 1863. Prorosats Will be received for the taking up and resetting of #0 much of the stone pavement on Bridge street, in Georgetown, as is out of repair, between Lingan and Green etreets,cmitting that part of Bridge street, occupied by the railroad, The bids must be per square yard of pavement laid and must cover the whole charge for both labor and materials. ‘The stone will be bedded upon 9 inches of clean sand or gravel. The work to be done subject to the inspection and approval of the Street Oem- missioners, t Proposals skould be directed to the undersigned and left at the office of the clerk of the corporation in Georgetown before the 20th inst. The name and residence of the bidder Hee be distinctly stated, > SMITH, my 9-dti6 Street Commissioner, JNO. W LUMSBON, Forwanpine AND BRA AL COMMISSION 91 ax 103 Waran Braesz, ‘eorzetown. D. in the forehead, and ene waite hind foot, Governmeut saddie on. Any person who + information where she may be found will rally rewarded. 00K WOOD. Boom No. 2, Washington Building. REWARD.—Strayed on Wednesday night, a $3 qoanem im sized black aud white Kaw’ Wh three oe four spots of tar ou him, The abo Fa F on him, Teward will be paid by his return to No, 12 Oen- ter Market Space, between Sth and 9th streets. Dries. " FEANK ETOHISON, will be lil bia es AUCTION SALES. ‘XHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW By GREEN & WILLIAMS, WO BXCELLENT STORY or Goce Le ESE Steocleck Bei. jot Sin Bqusre Fr troatins on te York aveune, Sticker Sah ae Srenire, buh, Heusee cine’ No. ial sets endorsed interert, . Siscriae yeaa tein proce! located, #24. ree t Mars RE WT, ano OVERNMENT SALE. DAMAGED SUBSISTENCE STORES. . ay BAEMEY SWESPINGS, AN > _BMPTY BABRBLS. Wil be sold at: Sixth-street a D. er Ss en iMag. DAY. May is, 388 DAMAGED SUGSI8TENCH STORES. barrels 13, 1965, ao barrels bork. - 750 pounds Bacon. . Bo isd no barra Reef "289 5 @ bushels Beans. . ‘pounds Recsted and Ground Cofer. 150 BARRELS SUPERIOR BAKERY SWREP- AN» PORK BARRELS, nO: OREN, Capt, Com. Bab, May 14,1583, . | my 4-8 - By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers, 502 eet street, under Odd Fellows’ Hail, N SATURDAY MORNING, May i6th, beginning oO atl0 o’cloek, we shall seil, forthe mer’ Auction Rooms— N : 1,00 Yards assorted Prints ’ 800 Prime Gowqua Mat-ing 100,060 Saperior Conchita Segars 20.000 Superb Figaro do . - 4 Chests Superior slack Tea Fine assortment of Children’s Carriages, Pine Apple Cheese, Mustard, Pepper, Fine Yobacco, Bbls. Rice, Oases London Gin, Olaret, Linea and Woolen Overshirts Cases Boots and Shoes, Table Outle-y, beautiful assortment of richly Plated Castors,&c.,ard household articles - of enone descriptions, Sale peremptory. Terms casl my 13-dta MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucts. By W. L, WALL & C9.. Auctioneer’, South corner Pa. avenue and 9h st. a REAT SALE NEW AND BECOND-HAND PIANOS! PIANOS: On SATURDAY MORNING, 16th instant, at Iz o’cleck, we shall seli— Three beautiful seven-octave Rosewood-case Irom Frame Pianos. Also, three good second-hand Pianos, Pianos warranted, Also, 8too.s, Cover and Music my lid W.L. WALL & CO., Auéts, By C. R. L GROWN & CO, Auctioneers. J OTICE. —We will sell,on SATURDAY MORN ING, May 16, at9 o'clock, at the Washingto. City Horse Market, on 6th sireetscuth nearthe canal, one fine Bay Aprse, for his livery. Terms cash C.R L. CROWN & vO., Aucts., my 13 3t* No. 357, cor. 6th st and Pa By W.L, WALL & OU., Auctionee: South corner Penn. ave. and Nenth Str EREMPTORY SALE TO THE TRADE —On SATURDAY MUBNING, léth instant, we will sell in front of our Auction m8— 100 Rolls 4 and6 quarter Gonqu Canton Matting, white and checkered, excelient quality Terms cash, my bh W_L.WALL& CO., Aucts. * By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. OT NEAR THE RAILROAD BEPOT FOR Sais —Will be sold at Auction cn the premises, on SATURDAY AFTEKNOUN next, the i6th May, at half-past four o’clock, all the original lot 1. in square $73, in Washington city, except the part on the north appropriated for an alley. It fronts 146 feet 7 inches en Indians avenue, and about 150 feet on First street west, and contains 15.5224 square feet. _ . Itisa good situation fora large howl or ware- house, and is near the Railroad Depot. Terms of sale: One-half cash, and the residue in notes, with interest, of six and twelve months. A deed of fee will be given and adeed of trust required to secure the deferred payments. If the terms of saleare not complied with within three gars after the day of sale, theowner reserves to himself the right to re sell the said property at any time within thirtydays from said day of sale, atthe risk and cost of the first ving five days’ notice of such itended re-sale. y insertion five times in the National Intelli- géncer, published in Washington city, or at his (the proprietor’s) option and withoat any notice So any one to consider such sale re- ecinded. Allconveyance at the cost of purchaser. By order of the Proprietor my 13-4 GREEN & WiLLIAMB8, Auets, By J.C McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO NEAT BRICK Dwe.iine Hovsks amp Lots aND SZYERAL DestraBLe Burtping Lors in Painting Orricg Squaxu.—On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 16, at5o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell to the Fighest bidder, Lots 34 and's5 in subdivision of EquareNo 624 fronting each 25) feet on First street west, between G ard H streets north, runnin, back 130 feet 4 inches toa foot_alley, lmproved by two new two-story brick dwelling houses. Pos- session of one given immediately 250 EMPTY BEEF Terms cash, Cares Gat 44 feet 8 inches, coa- ‘0, Lot 37,in game squire, having same front ‘Also, Lote 44, 48, 49, and 86,/on same square, encia fronting 24 teet on North H ‘street, between First beck 175 feet 3 inches to a 29 foot alley. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder insixand trus: on the premises. _my8-d J. 0. McGUIRB & CO.. Auctionseps. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON STREETS kaSt.—On WHDNESDAY, the i3th inst , ue shali geil in front of the premises, at 6 o'clock 65 feet’3 inches by a depth of 1 taining 9,172 syuare feet. fectly graded. T : One-hal! cash; balance in 6 and 12 months given and a deed of trust taken. Title indisputable. SF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of the rain oe I the léth e. my li GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts ‘RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ¥ Printing Ofrick Squaze.—On SATORDA AFTERNOON, y 16th, e’clock, on the and depth, street west and North Capitol strees, and running twelve menths, with interest, secured by a deed of r V South D, BeTWREN Suconp ayy THIRD t No. 3, in Square 754, having a front of This proyerty is beautifully situated and per ‘ing interest from day of saie, my 1i-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. instant, same hour and By J. 0. MOGUIRE & O0.. Auctiencers, premises. the sub- im near Tie t laid and are very desirable location ir 5 : Que-third in each, the remsind: onl Iz mothe: with interest, wooused bs nuockor’ REWARD.—Strayea or stolen of the com- t mons near the yea meinges Monday evening, Nth ipatant, a bay MARE, with sore on the right hind foot joining the hoof, and shoe off of the aame; some hair off the left shoulder. Any one bringing her to 546 lith atrest, |, Will receive the eared THOMAS L. CARRULL._ $20 REWARD —Strayed on Saturday, the 9th a3 instant, two IORSES, onea largeiron grey; e left hind lege fired and swelled; the other a white horse with a sore ehoulder eaused from the collar. I wili pay the above reward if returned to me on New Jersey avenue, between D and B ats. or let me know where I can find them. my 14 3t* DAVID KEPPBL. miTRAY HORSE—Cameto Armory Square Hos- pital, Washjngtom, a Horse and Equipments, which cun be bud by the owner by Proving propert and paying charges, laqnire. ef LEOPOL SCHNEIDER, Armory Square Hospital. my13 2w* AS TAKEN UP ESTRAY IN THE -ANAL, WwW a dark chestnut sorrel MARK, biind, ia both eyes. The owner ae mee qheeps fo ward, e8 am ¢ har away, Prova property, pay charges and take het aay. my |. corner F st.routh and Vir; $1 0 REWAKD.—ESTRAY.—Kan away, the e morning of the Ith inst., one sorrel HORSE, with light mane gnd tail. Said horse ix a Louti5 hands high; had on when leaving, one sad ‘i ie and . without bridle, The above reward will be pnid Hiorebandive oor ; ee Freight, Ghats for ane te ot ihe ig ele d information ters Vessels, &o, given tha’ e o sa e RE A ER HARLES KLOTZ. " aaa transacted always with’ promptnens sot my19-t* Tth and Isth sts, | AIR-TIGHT COFFINS. To vamiis AN RELATIVES OP THR DEAD. Parente and friends Heape at distance can have the bodies of their killed in battle, or, Yo'them: in [HPROVED Ale TIGHT COFFINS em 3 add at moderate charge—Embalming, Coffin aad Box rom to 935, and no extra charge, All orders promptiy attends? oF Ww . WHITE, Undertaker and Embaimer, my8tw" 297 Bat., corner 24, Washington, hee Is TO. I'¥ SUTLERS OF THE army th: i fornis! at L to fornish at all times ond St ahort notites Diy ings of WAGONS woos pert to eutlers .. CHARLES SLAGK, Coser of John kote mar l4-6m™ 4) REWARD—3' , On the 12th ,inatant, $20 Fee wok c poet Od an hands high, with a scar pear the left shon!der; was Jame in lef. bind Jeg, The ss0ve colt was stolen from the stable at the corner of 26th und P streets, The above reward will be given for any informa- tion that will lead te tae recovery of the cow. + Pe. Bapxs, my It 3t* corner 2)th and Pttects, $20 BREWABD.—Should this meet the eye of Uckficic me of JAMES SHAW, (or Thomas Smythe,) late ly re- i means for his return The abo move i pene to any a who will ‘ive rapt formatiin as will lead, 0 his whereabouts being discovered, Apply 18. Esq., Mor- ris Bxprets, 25 Broad street, New York city. ?eave : trust on the premisec, < Ali cest of conyegencie te be Bids the par chaser. GB. a FISHES, Trustee. aa 20. MOGUIRE & U0; Aes, By J. 0. pe 00., Auctioneers, RUSTEES ABLE "T Praruty-Oa WEDNESDAY APTREROGR ve a o'clock on thi ag offour deeds of trust, recorded respecti ibersJ. A. 103, follo 244, ot sea follo 196, et sed; No. 181, folio » folio et seq; being of Washington County, ict virtue of two decrees, of the District of Columbia. passed numbe! tively 1794 and me as trustee, in the place-and stead of Wallach, surviving ishatl eet! jet -three (33) — four Genser ace Renee een ir Ymprovements, consisting ofa brick dwelling: OURS T fasle: One thirdin cash, the remainder in ans and twelve months, with interest secured by \ deed of trust on the -Alroonveyancing at the expense of .” Ifthe terms of cale are not complied with in five days ‘the trustee reseryene) the Fishy to resell at the risk and expense of @! te in the Romine Bear Bar us eaal MA {¥, Trastes, Meatinke +» Aucta, marl2-Stawds J. ’, Mc@ a7” THE ABOVE 8. ‘PO! ap Is'eots 3,0. MeGUIRE & CO,, Aucts. pened until PSD AY, May Sth ate eck sama se jo McauIik& OO kee R7THE ABOVE SALE 18 BTILL FURTHER stponed in consequence of the until PRI- AY APTERNOON, Nay ‘Eth saine hound place. myeata “SG MCGUIRE & D8. Auche, (BZ THE ABOVRSALEIS AGAIN, col juen Aly BOS TOnRD rain, ual Y, Trostes. ‘0. J. M. STAKE. o