Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1863, Page 3

be: ee LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grovzer’s THEATER.—Mr. Grover. reintro- duces to-night one of the beagedt > sraminenan nega who has ever Appeared on s Washington stage, and probably —— popolar play ever par- formed here. The actrees is Lucilie Western, aud the play is «East Lynne.” This, we eae is saying all that is necessary to indace mae @udience to attend at Manager Grover’s fine temple of the drama this evening. WasniNcTON THEATER will be reo; this evening, and with a play that is assuredly novel to the Washington sage “Uncle Tom's Cabin,” dramatized from Mrs. Stowe’s novel of that name, will be performed. The compan. engaged to personate the characters is an oat Table one. Oop FELLowse’ Lever aNpD FestivaL.—The annual reunion of Odd Feilows, whose levees and festivals are always attended with somuch leasure, will take :Iace this evening nt Odd ‘eliows’ Hall, Sey: ath street, the entertain. ment commencing a. cight o’clock with a grand promenade concert. CanTERDURY.—Annetta Galletti continues to be the reigning star at this popular reso:t. She will appear to-night in the beautiful ballet «La Vivandiere,” and will be assisted by those pretty and graceful danseuses, Marie and An- gusta, and by Szolloay. Agnes Sntherinnd will Sing favorite songs, and m addition Edeson, J. } H. Budworth, H. B. Harrison and others will | appear in favorite acts. WasnInaton City anDTHE WAR—The ex- hibition of a series of paintings representing familiar scenes in this city, and thrilling inci- dents connected with the battles that have taken place in the war tor the Union, will be given to-night forthe first time at Willard’s Hall. To render the exhibition moreatiractive each scene will be tully expisined. VaRirTixs.—The managementof this resort Announce & most attractive bill for the present week, and one whose tendencies will be to draw lurge houses. Mr. Harry Leslie haying fully recovered from the accident ot last week, will reappear. Besides the Forrest Sisters, W. H. Budworth, Helena Smith, Ada Tesman, and others remain. eee THE ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY celebration of | the Sabbath Schools took place to-day, and the | little folks were happy and pleasantly excited. The plan of last year was pursned at this an- niversary, and imstead of one genera! union celebration of all the schools, asin former years, the schools of the city were divided into five divisions. and the children were not wearied and heated by a long trudge over the ¢ an early hour this morning the child all arrayed in their brightest holiday costume, as- sembied at their respective Sabbath School rooms, where they were smilingly welcomed by superintendents and teachers: and after | being formed in procession were mare! hed to the yarious places designated for the celebra- tion, mostof the schools having banners and appropriate mottoe-, and livened by the flutter of bree: The weather w the celebration, altos: hearts of the participan The report of the sec Scene being en- | 18 in the picious, and I that the ' i ryatory, show there are 52 schools attached to the un presenting every evangelical denor which 29 have reported by circular. i i 49 female.) Only eeniar attendants. gest proportion of avi erage att endance isin the English. Lutheran School, in which 51 per cent. * or xbont 125, are regularly p been but ‘) conver: t of which were in the Fourth Presbyterian and Wesley apel schools, but trom 15 schools no response comes. The serretary n 3 the in- taken in the union; te: » and the tere meetings are | congratulating he schools s under which hie. year, and il Astatem: mtaccompani the following isan abstrai First Baptist—Ea. ¥ teachers, 10 Ss the report, of which n uperintendent, 15 cholars, 150 volumes in library. —Win. Dulin sup., 29 wach '» 400 vols. stree! Baptist—James ©. Welling sup., i2 | teachers, 99 scholars, 456 vols. Cal Buptist_W. Stickney sup., 22 teach- ers, I olars, 30) vols. —H. Beard sup., 1! teachers, 50 vols, s. H. Bradiey, jr. sup., 16 teach- T ion—J. H. Bradley, jr. sup., 15 teachers. Su scholars. Andrew Noerr sup. cemehery, 154 scholars, 700 vols. Jchn’s Lutheran—Rey. F. P. hones sup., 6 teachers. rl 1” ey I Hennig- Foundry Caapel—A i. Smith sup., 33 teach- ers. 295 scholars, 600 vols. Gorsuch Chapel—G. W. Garret: sup, 10 teachers, 66 schoiars, 430 vols. Providence Chapel_R. B. Griffin sup., 5 | teacher » scholars, 5. yland Chay 190 schola: b: Gray sup., 3 teach- organ sup., 19 izach- } * Matthews sup., 2! vois. "H. Lane sup, holars, 623 yols. Protestant, ene Yard—P. E. Lit- teachers, 9: 2 300 vols. n hae Heagland 31 touch. teachers, 155 sc Db vols. First do. Mis. ers, 380 scholars New York avenue Pr bard sup., 21 teachers, 1 Fourth eres teachers, Ho scholars, $ vols. jestern Presby terian—E. K. Wilson s sup., teachers. I¢5 scholars, 1U0 vols. Seventh street Presbyterian—Rev. B. F, Bit- tenger s M 1 bala 75 scholars, v H. Osgood, sup., 0 vols. voys Home—Revy. H. W. Reed sup., 3 | 20 scholars, 125 vols. —— ee A HcstanD ACCIDENTALLY SHooTs HIs Wirz.—Mr. James Hanning, residing on Twen- ty-first street north, yesterday morning, about one o’clock, shot his wife, under the following | circumstances: Mr. Hanning has, of lat, suf- | fered much from thieves, who have stolen his | j, youitry, and for the purpose of detecting the | thieyes-had a window made looking ont upon the Liat yard. About one o’clock yesterday morning Mrs. Hanning heard or imagined she heard a noise in the yard, and got out of bed and went to the window, and while she was imtently watching from the window Mr. Han- ning awoke and saw his wife standing there. | Without thinking, he acted on the impression which first entered his mind—that the person in the windew was a burglar, and he quietly arose from his bed, tock his revolver, and deliberatcly fired upon the objectin the window, and ashriekend fall revealed the mischief he bad done by his haste. Dr. Newman was immediately called to rea Mrs. Hanning. Upon examination, he found that the ball entered her shoulder, passed through the body, and came | out at the heart. The doctor, we understand, entertains hopes of her recovery. Mr. Hanning, itis said, is a clerk in one of the Departments. eae Virnio, Tunewxrs.—Saturday afternoon Eliza Dant ard Eliza Posey, two of the col- ored fancy, had a hearing before Justice Clay- teachers, ton upen a charge of assault and throwing | Pri vitriol xt each other. The case grew out of a | icnity about a bean between the women at Bo ai ball at the new irame ballon Four- teenth street, near the bridge. About the time the company were retiring, Eliza Posey got Vitriol and threw it at Eliza Dant, burning her dress; and Eliza Dant in retaliation, got vitriol the next day and threw it upon Posey s dress, and the tumbler that contained xt at her head. | { j Both were held to security for peace. PERE tS: ‘Tne Hoover Rorvery.—Last night, rounds- maa Eckioff, of the Fourth Ward patrol, ar- rested John Remler, who was released from jail two or three days ago, and locked him up | in the Fourth Ward station, The charge | against Remler is suspicion of beng concerned im the robbery of Mr. Samuel Hoover. The witness¢s not being “ware of the arrest, were | not pre »t at the time of the station-house | trials, and Remler was retained for a hearing | by Justice Giberson. lament ais Reet Prisoxers ror Excuancr.—Benja- min Rav), of Upshur county, Virginia; Oliv uy 7. Corbin, Jacksoa county, Virginia; A. RB. Ciendenen, Boone county, Virginia; George w. | Mills, Randolph county, Virginia; Jeremiah Bills, Bocwe conaty, Virginia; James R. Shean, | We:t Point, Kentucky, and Obristopher T. Smith, Merion county, Virginia, arrived inthis city yesterday from Camp Chase, ferexchange. ‘They were taken to the Old Capitol prison. fans AR Rese. Desertens.—John Mallen, James H, Sherwood, Geo, J. S. Hunnicatt, William Béerkeliy. F. T. Mills, end H. W. Hopkins, ce- serters m the rebel army, arrived here yes. t i the day betore, and were comumitied to the Old Capitol | man, j lots i batons and Henry Cook, Alexandria, Third Precinct.—J. B. bone, selli :t Without license; fined $20.53. ro yereaney Waal dismissed. het Merete obstrac' pave- aos do. Mary Themas, ‘prostitution; fined Fourth Precinct—Caroline Leipfried, assault; bail for peace. W. Fewling, driving on a pave- ment; fined $2.50. Wm. Ages, threats; bail for peace. Maria Ages, do.; do. Henry Smi Sisorderiy and carrying weapons; fined $20.75: for resisting officers; bail tor court. Charles Brown, disorderl: A i gals th Precinet.—! White, disorderly; fined #2. Geo. Stuard, do.; do. $1. John Hoach, drank, &c.; workhouse. Pinnegan, fichting; dismissed. John Simpson, do.; do. Robert Wering, do.; do. James disorderly; military. F,H. Hooe, begging and impostere; fined #1. J. HH. Barthlow, assault and batterc; bail for court. Daniel Meenin, grand larceny; and James Rogan, do.; jail for a hearing. Zedinger, drunk and disorderly; military. Tenth Precinct—James Buchanan, drunk; fined &t. Mary Stevens, stealing; dismissed. John Sullivan, nuisance; fined $4. Patrick Mahongy. interioring ath ES fined - . Shea, disorderly; fine . P. Brady, sell- ing liquor to soldiers; fined #20. Patrick Ma- honey, drunk; fined $1. ee Senr to THe OLp CapiTot.—Tieutenant Byles, of the second Pennsylvania cavalry, was committed to the Old Capitol prison yes- terday for attempting to get to his regiment in Gen. Stzhi’s command by showing a pass of Lieut. James Birney, of the ist Michigan cay- alry; and of which the date had been altered from May 3d to May 15th. Byles, it appears, lost his own pass; and endeavored to palm himself off as Lieut. Birney, and thereby se- cure the documents which would enable him to reach his command. Tur 1.0.0. F. Festrvat To-xtcut.—The evening promises to be beautiful and every- thing auspicious for the success of the Excel- sior Lodge Festival to-nizht. The occasion will be improved by all who wish to have an evening of real enjoyment unmarred by row- dyism or the presence of undesirable asso- ciates. ———— ExcHANGED PRISONERS.— Yesterday, 355 ex- changed prisoners, belonging to the defenses of Washington, arrived from Annapolis. Seyenty-three paroled prisoners came up from the front in the Aquia Creek boat yester- day, and proceeded to Camp Parole, (Annap- olis.) ———— RETURNING HomE.—The 133d, Col. Speak- nd bith, Col. O’Brien, Pennsylvan: volunteers, the first numbering 675 men and the latter 556 men, have arrived here, on their way home, their term of service (nine months) | ha ving expired. =e THE ATTENTION of pers im want of city 3 called to the advertisements in our col- umus of fifty-seven lots to be sold this after- noon, at six o'clock, at the auction rooms of Boteier & Willson, Iron Hail. SEF Fins’ ing locai ar! IBLE THAT ANY eo er can be so vave the city without a supply of 7a Ointa Ment and Pilisy Whoever does Thes CommitTee. ! certain e1 Compl 8 J. C. Jeachin, W and Scurvy. Only 25 cents per Box ur Pot, | F. Truxel, a tees CH Birters.—A Hundres Not the least striking merit of rated Bitters isthe wide 5 @ preventive and remedial & protective medicine they ward off all s—and their vame is Legion—that orizine unwholeseme sir, impure water, ex- hausting heat, or other loce! and climate causes. Thisalone weuld be sufficient to secure for any corrective and alterative medi . But Hostetters Great ific hes abundred other claims to the confi- h consideration of the public. in liver coniplaint, chills and fever, bilious fevers, cLolera taorbue, cramps, celic, ral debility. voy ee decay, dissbility, constita- ‘ho-a, dysentery, fiatulency, vertigo ysterics, and all complaints sproce: Tom erfect digestion, and a disorded ecndition of the liver and bowels, Hostetter’a Stomach Bitters are the most power: ful, epeedy, harmless and agreeable of all remedias advertised by the press, or administered in family dyspepsia, ractice. MWholesaie Agenta,—A. M. Bininger & Co,.237 Penn. ave. my 15-e03t eas Lyov’s Macsyeric Frea Powprr. In Summer when the sun is low, Come forth in swarma the insect foe, And forour blood, they bore you know, And suck it in most rapidly. But fleas, roaches, ’skeetere—black or white— In death's embrace are stiff If Lyon's Powder chance tol - In their obscure vicinity. Lyon's Powder is harmless to mankind, but will Kill all honse inseets, garden worms, plant buge. &c, Lyon’s magnetic Pills are sure death to rats and mice, Sold everywhere & Co., New York. dy splendid xt at the Dollar there buy, and be astoni ZT DISEASES. is the most certain, safe and —indeed, the only vegetable rem- covered. Ottres in two to four days, esses in twenty-four hours No miner- sreury, Only ten pills te be dier’s hope, aud a friend to ‘o not want to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2 female, 33. Samuritin’s Root and, Herb Samariten’s G effectual remed: ety ever and recen’ Spota, Tetiers. Price $1, or 8ix bottles for $5. Bold by 8. C. ‘yord Senegeers CutroPopy.—I* is seriously to be regretted that corns and other disorders of the feet, to which the majority of the people are subject, should have been considered of so little interest’ amengst the | public, and gcoreely tg have been noticed in a proper mnanner by those continually termented; although 7 | itis a well known fact that these local complaints | when neglected injure the general system, y pre- venting the boy from taking that natural exercise conducive to health; but since the arrival of Dr, White. at 424 Penu. avenue, hundreds of our cit- izens bave submitted to bis manipulations, and testify with gratitude as ate his successful method of treating corns, _ bunions. bad nails,&c, ap2l See drank and | for interest. | a world-wide | Iuices—A poritive | | — permanent cure Be Eyepilte, Serofuia, Ulsers, | Sores, jee Advertisement. m5 | LO. oO. F. Grand Levee aud Festival. The Committee of Arrangements would respect- fully inform the fraternity and its friends thats GRAND LEVEE AND FPRSTIVAL will be given by ry ences LODGE, No 17, at Odd Fellows’ Pall, Sev th street, on MONDAY By anne. May a provision will le pst met hghe yl Ory sad enjoyment ve iy. those whomey may favor them with their com; The Entertainment Sane a ce Gamence at8 9 iy 2 Tne bond; wh which Twill be ing Tollowed | wed by othe iter - | esti exercises; an Saloon will | Sota en in charge the dee manseers for tue rele freee id of the pleasures of th One Dollar; admitti ntleman and Sate ad. of the Commit enon ‘the part of shee the lOMMIT?ZE OF Apraxcuaxts, O.3.N MOORB, Wa Te SOHN Oi SHAFER, i ComMitTeEs a THE PART OF THE ORDER. . W. Grand re M.W.G.M. Wm.R. McLean, R.W.G.W:Jack’n Edmoastoa, Gentral J Lod P.G.Sire Wm. W. Moore, PG jam Scott, Washinston Lede? P.G.M. Thomas Rich, G.P.John F.Haveoner, * Enstern ito P.G. John R. Etvans, G. C! Hormony.L24 Lodge. P.G. Charles E. Nelson, Columbia Lodee. P.G. George “ise. V.G. M ‘fia T. Ford, Union Lode: POM George Brown, Friendship Lodge. " R.W.D.G.M. Saw.E.Dovglass, P.G. Byron A. Kidder, Covenant Lodge. P.G. James Ridgeway, Beacqn- Lodge a OM. Joha,R. Piper, Metropolis Lodze. oba W. Dame, ‘V.G. William A. Yates, Mechanics Loses. Bro. M. G. Shaw, Oriental Lote. P.G.M. jobu Thaw, P.G. Wm. Kettler, W. Grond Encampment. M.W.G.P. Wm. 8. Roberts, M.E.G.H.P. Alfted H. Gawler, Columbian Encampment. P.C.P. Jceeph Hamacher. CP. see R. Wright, Magenenu Benn CP. Wm. Getzendanners Pan P Jon 8 Tucker, Ridgely Encampment. Pat’h Thomas Dowiing, PHP. Parker H. Sweet, Mount Nebo Eneampment. PHP. Andrew J. Borland, —P.H.P. John C. U. Whaley, may 14,16,18 rpue FIRE GRAND Mee pireneyee tT e ven al BREE N SPR , E ON THUMSDAY. May Bish“ 196s, by the teeta of the’ FRI rE NDSHIP CLUB. The Commities has made arrangements to give one of the best of the season Coaches will lervethe Market House: for the Spring every half-hour. ! Tickets 50 centa. admitting a gentlema' dies. The Holy Hill Band has been eng! the occasion, - AN. | ae Shoemaker, | .H. Jackson, TRB CRAND PIO Nic UNITED BUTCHERS ASSOCIATION § E. L@ FFLERS sciry GARDEN, ries Anderson, William Scott, N.G. Charles Hawke, RS. E. P. Vanx, PG. L. B. Allyn, NA NG. Eli Garrett, FTERNOON AND © NIC AGERS. Jas. Kuhns. | my 18 ate THURSDAY, MAY 21, TICKETS. F(FTY CENTS Admitting a Gentleman and Ladies, G BE TREN. ‘DAY EVENING May 19th. The undersigned respectfully Ennounces to bis friends, and the public !u general, that be will hold a’ grand Social Enertainment on the | above-named evening. The are in Fited to attend, as no invitations wi!l be sent, The Garden will be beautifnily illuminated. No soldiers wi owed onthe grounds, Tickets i gentleman and ‘adies. F. A. BECKERT, near Navy Yard. Woe Sten + Hi family, a firat ra! ', properly Tetommented < Wi New York ave rhe my is coo ae tenes FLOM. Ww Nes i National Staoies,O *treet between 42s ond 6t! ney 13 3t* + Serta nr chal ph CRD OR: 3. alll Tis Goo HOUSE FAINTRS WANTED G __o Louisiana da fes eae at M. 1. PARKER, rae a eee by two res; le youug girls,one as cook, washer 5 A t bs oe Thee pricing pa argh Apply at % .D BoD eetraD Bi ern, win bath and 4 4 arewe stating terms "ox 8 City P. Sen + Mating EM ay 18-3 My 18-30" * ANTED IMMED{(ATELY—Pour good ae ws PENTERS, tor which the bes: of begiven. Apply to JNO. SUREAB. BBY Pa. ay-nue. Ws? Pibt oe BAKER, A good Saal at can obtain steady employment, w..a 008 wees at Sto. 134 High 3.» Georgetown, DO. BR. 4. EDBUNOLON. we ANTED Tyogg three TIN and SHEET [RON ERS. Best of wages given for tirs.- class woenan my 18-3t EB. H. & H. I. GREGORY. ANTED IMMEDI Ge? eel ea! OBSE SHOKRs. eS of THOS McGUIRE, on Sth street, between Dand E. Steady employment and goed wages. my 18-3t* THOMAS McGUIRE. WeSTED—A Nunsk and CHAMBERMA ‘D. ‘one that is efficient, ni looking ana fond of children: one that in willing tor rote New England with the family to - pend the summer ‘Wages ten dollars ($10) )) per ith. The very beat Tejerences required. dress Box 199 city Post ice. my 1-. Aw WaANtaD TO BEN?-+A farnished or unfur- nished HOUSE. ne Tent and location. Ad- dress Box 20 Star Office, my 13-1w* Ware WOMAN to cook and do gezeral housework, Apply at No. 463 D street, tween id and 3d. wiy 16-3t Ww ANTED—An active young MAN to drive a wh Ne snd do general work at 3€7 Pa. av. os ae HAVING AN UNFURNiSHED house 10 rent for six months or one year can ve iat good tenant by addressing 456 12th st. my WASEDA MAN to assist in making ico cream. Apply at JOS. SHAPFIELD’s Baiti- more Confectionery, 6th street, between G aud my 15- WANTED BAREK. A good second haad on on bread can ajtainemployment by applying at No. 134 High street, Georgetown, my 16-2" R.A EDMONSTON. V ;ANTED—A GIRL to nurs ‘Also, a YARD MAN ; white preferred. “col at Washing- ton Piolises corner of Third street and Pannsylva- bit av y if 3t™ Wy AN TED By @ young girly SITU A Lurée or chambermaia, or to do lig! work; can give go: relerence. Address 4 he Georgetow: my 16-22" T° PHOT i A first-class Op srator, nnderstardizg in xi branches prioting, iixing albumini and sal; paper, ¥ ment, Address “Photographer, n. maverue, my 16-: amully, bya gentleran and Ww x walk of tne Gene-al Post Uf- Y.R.,” city Post Office. Coo WANTED— Any one haviog a large quantity ef cnt fire wood at any point waere ently shipped to this city or New purcherer by addressing a note ation to Box No, 14, this oflice, Bands, Sleeves and ghinis ke 5 ‘atampad. splendid Braiding an¢ Embroidery Patterns for Slippers, Pincushiona, Josays, Capes, Dreasen, Gar- ibuldia apd Zouave Jackets, &c. Ladies can have their Stamping done in afew minutes. my 15 ws “D_A WHITE WOMAN to do ¢ house work for three in family. Cail at No. 602 Lith street, Island, may 15-30" | eee PHS UGLY CLUB! They have anakes from their Slumber, And announce to tele ene os iends that they will H GEA N. D. "S01 REE ON MoNDA ¥ EVEN ING, MAY 18TH, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, NAVY YARD, Withers’ unequaled Brass and String band has been engaged fcr the occasion, ae hats or caps allowed to be worn in the Tickets 50 cents, admitting a gentleman’ and ladies—to be had of any of the members or at the door on the night of the Soiree. By order of the Committee. Commitice of Arrangements, William H. Tolbert, Robert McKenney, Jobn E. Turner John H. Langley, Christepher S. Arnold, Timotay Mullen, John H. Smith, John H, O'Neil, 9 BOARDING. (CLERKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY / and navy oflicers and strangers v isiting Wash- ington, may find a comfortable home in one of the most delightial locatioua in Washington, N Missouri av: nue One very large front room myl OARD —A ‘ady having taken a houre in the im- mediate neighborhocd of the Treasury, State, | Warand Navy epartiaents offers large acd well | furnisned rooms. with board, and all the comforts of a home. A few table boarders will be taken. | Apply at No. 395 18th street, between F and G@ streets, One square southof Pa. avenues. Refer- | ences required. my 1)-tf URNISHED ROOMS, WITH OB WITHOUT board, at 442 ¥ st , between Sth and 6th. my7 PERSONAL. | | [AND MAGNETISM. | ME, | | ' WREN continues to CURE ALL DISEASES With Her Hants Call and see this city testimonials, 445 K st., between 6th and 7th, Wash hington, my 13-lin™ @ IMPOSITION.—Madame Rosa, Doctress and Astrologist, was bern with a natsral gift, Bhe tells the past and futare—never known to fail. Causes speedy marriages; brings together those long separated; cures all diseases. Business strictly confidential. No. 3G stroebuorth, cerner of Twelfth street west, three ateae frem the Patent Office. The only person hat can show a likeness of future husband or absent friend in re ality. Ladies) cents Gentlemen 31. ap 2 im* GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. os W. LUMSBON, DISEASES OF THR NERVOUS, SeMINAL, URINARY Fonwanpiie’s AND SRRBBAL ‘COMMISSION AND BSxXvAL SYSTEMS.—New reliable treat- MERO! Reports of the Howard Association—sent | 91 Gr 103 Warzr g brexer, ter envelopes, free ofcharge. Address Skillin Hougkton, Howard Association, Phitadelpbia, Pa mar 25-3m Tar ounarrer sxe Bsr Hair Dre im tzx Worp— Never Fades or Washes Qut.—U pham’s Hair Dre, 50 conte a ‘he in use. Try it. Sold C. Ford, corner lith street and Ps. prenee, Wash: y —————— Warrantep to Cons 1s 81x Days.—Dr. Godfrey’s Antidote. au ee ihe (rans pobgh see: five yout meer will iz days. change go ot diet reeuired “Price. ico 91 er bottle gala ly Segal ‘ashington, and Henry Cook ——.—— ‘TORRE@A CaN BE OvRED.—Dr. wala . Seminal Weakness pee aie im. Dopost’s Sugar-coated Pemale Regulating pa are the very pest inuse. They oueraee, speadily — pen, ee -coaied create no nau- Se hms ape A trial of allothers, ares hington einer 2 and, Hoary treet and Pa, certs ‘aa Cook, ane % __jaG-ly MARRIED, ton, om the 1th instant, by the Rev. Mr Monsoe. ir. TH08 SUTTON: of Baltimore Mr Monta. to Mirs REBECA B.° daughter of wa} rlauace county. Pa. PBaltinore, Philadelphia and Delaware county fs eat Bt. Fate ae Chureh. & On the Hth instant, at Bt. nae 8 Cn y Futber McCarthy, JAM JUD {RSTON toMiss CLARINGB BOUVET, ail of this city. DIED, | Buddenly, 0! Lies the morning of the i8th, aN | youngest daughter of Gear, | abtihaed: oe pe idtcitist, in the sth year of her age Death snatched oie off in early, And laid her in the icy tomd; She sleeps in sweet and calm Tapose, And By oe of pain and sorrow k sows. Cn c.G@, . D. C. Attends to the Pings toe Fiour, Grain Merch handise peverally ; Procures Freight, neuer: ters Vessels Poise Ss transacted always with Promptnons a aisvete A THE PUBLIC " RE Respectfully invited to visit and inspect my LAUNDRY, Orrositz Grover’s Trearsr, % Every Day from 9 until 3 o'clock, having remodeled my entire washing facilities and being desirous that the community should knew that they have a Laundry in their midst second to none in the United States, for compieting alarge amount of work and with dispatch. Any onehav- ing large pieces, blankets, quilts, bedspreads, &c., will find it to their advantage to have them washed here before putting away for winter use. Blan- kets washed in five minutes, Stop and see it done, We wash and iron everything—no exception. my 12-Im*_ JA8. F. HOTOHKISS, Prop. N° COMPROMISE ron TREASON OB TRAITORS NOTIC E . Iam authorized by the Secretary of War to raise a BATTALION OF CAVALRY fer special ser- wites Each company will be organized as prescribed in General Orders No, 125, series of 136: All officers will be selected and appointed by the Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval of the Secretary of War, | From the peculiar nature of the service required of this Battallion, none but sober, honest and in- “telligent men will be enlisted. The best, fleetest and most serviceable ees only will be used, | This Battallion will be armed with the new cel- | erated Repeating Ride, discharging fifteen shote per minute. . For further particulars apply at No, 217 Penn, York papers please copy. | avenue, L, 0, BAKER, Pi boc wsce atlas. 18, JOSEPHINE PRITCH- | ay li-m Colonel Commanding Battalion, Er, wife et, years i Hier funeral wiil take place fo-mortow.at2p.m., | |¥JIUITABY GOODS. from her residence on lith street. near K. WALL STEPHENS & 0O., In Geor ore May 15th. oped de CLA- | come STO! Ab Ba cals genet o! “a onths #1 need Sy P ee not for A ee His gentle espirit's fed, He sweetly sle with was Among the i lent dead Shed nota tear of eo Around his feat tomb. nk whata we 4 46% have in heaven to bloom, lent him for oun beckoned hen Farewell my earthly paren! I can no longer stay, * A.B. Stoner, sree rina in AeemOes ee tealition weed Poe otoars in Rates ate einay 8. Hats. oars Fist ‘tae assortment of UNIF Hae which we can Taran oficers rN eee, Fou seorscon OR, Parity Phystainn i wil | accepted reeruit to these Barraci 7 ANTED—BOARD and ROOMS wanted in a | auand wife, with- sury Department, my 15-3¢* private family by « geptl in ten minutes’ walk of the T: Address Post Office Box 746 WARTED—Two good CARPENTERS ; none others reed apply. Good wages and constant employment. J J. LOMBORD, my lt-2t* 171 Bighth st., betweenP and Q ANTED IMMEDIATRLY—A good JOUR NEYMAN BARBER, Germans only need apply. Apply at 497 7th street, between D and B, ashington city. my 15 © PLASTERERS..- Wanted immediataly, thir- ty Plasterers to work on the Treasury Extn sion. i@ but good workmen need apply, to whom good wager will be given. ISAIAH ROGERS, my b-lw Bngineer in Charge. V ANTED— iy @ young single man, a SITUA- TION ina wholesale store or any other where hecan make himself generally usefal; speaks, reads and writes Roglich and Gorman: can tabelvood care of horses. Anybody wishing to see him “Sunda ” city Post Cfilce. my A small, neat and V TANTED TO PURORASE— comfortable DWELLING HOUSK, in a de- sirable loestion. One half cash will be paid down, balance on short time, secured on the property. bddresa. stating price, location, &c., JAMES AN- DERBON, Btar Office. my 15 3%* WwW ANTED—A good FRENCH COOK. To one Who can come well recommended a permanant place can be had and good wagra. Also, thres gon- teel Colored Boys for dining room. None need ap- ply unlesa they thoroughly understand bess, Aepy. toJOHN Bb. HAMMACK, er th Pa. avenue, my 15-lw UNG MARRIED MAN PERFECTLY familiar with BeORRee) ing, an excellent sales- man, and of unquestionable moral character, ac- live and willing, is de irous of obtaining employ- ment in this city ia some capacity where his talenta could be mateuvailable. None need seply unless ying to give good compensation. Address * “Se ? Box 397 Washington city, D.C. my] War D TO HIRE—A first-class COO: one need apply but such as are competent and can dress rt bust- bring best of reseed ood) Apply at > isth strect, between F and G streets, before 10 o'clock a.m or after 4 o'clock p. m, my 12-tf V ANTED —A NURSE to have the care of one child and make herself generally useful ina small family. A iiddle-aged Pretestant womaao preferred, None need apply that would object to going West, and remain one year,as the family ropose moving west of Chicago about June Ist. Ro objection to culor;* reference required. Apply emer Place.” Congress street Georgetown, , between the hours of 5and¢ p.m, m 12-lw* __FOR SALE AND RENT. Ga Pa oe eee a eesti oS hes SUBSCRIBER, havi: (PEE SUBSCRIBER, having other objects in objects in viet wishes to sell she toll lowing described ro z rae sat ierosee ten, (10, 3 ea eddesee seven hurd ed and ROY SD. am vi 'y fine twe-8 ory frame ENEMENTS al occupied Dy. enants. ‘afro Ne hah iSome new brick HOUSE, mastic front. No. 496 D street north, near the Railroad Depot. be heehee is well pails, vehree stories and perement Raving. 4 and Potomac water, and em- ished bi y 8 neat flower gurden in the Tear, and ohere an inducement to a business man asa genteel renidenee it is situated in a flourishing part of © Ci The subscriber will likewise soll his whole right, title and interest to a lease for eight irs of the house and lot which he now Sravens © fering gteat advantages to capitalists that would wish to aa oad a ogd business ao for a large store, 10 or other improvements DANIEL PIERCE, myi8-st* No. 257 Penn. avenue. one at room would de weil to call, Board inked if desired, my 16-1w* ‘OR Ee —A Two-story BRICK HOUSS, con- reoms, No 507 K atrest, bet Hh and sth ‘streets’ price ‘gia. Tnadire of a Linder, onath att between Penn. a1 my 1é-le* OB RENT.—Two large communicating ROOMS on the first floor suitable for offices, Also the entire Hoor consisting of two lores airy com- munigating roome, and one smsii o: furnishe cr unfurnished. gex, and hot and eolt bajus inthe. house. Apply at 496 17th street, between Hand I,two fquares north of Penn. ave, my 16-5t* To eens ae at the corner of Twelfth and a Corner Lot for iease. ane gpire oe H. SAILTON, 433 Ninth street, or © premises, my 15 ee! rez RENT.—Two large HALLS OR ROOM in ward's Building for rent, No. 315 D st,, det ween 1 10th and llth sts, Possession GN im? mediately, my 15-3 Foe RENT—A FU: TRNISHED HOUSE, contain- ing six rooms, with water and gas attached. in the most desirable and central part of Washing- ton, Inquire at this office, my 15-3" ue RENT—On Penn, avenue, one ef the dest WINDOWS inthe city and ‘with it a ROOM suitable for office or p ieleiy between Willagda’ Ho- tel and 15th street, lyat JD. HAM AOK’S, co 2 street avd his avenue, my 15 iw* A CE—FOK SALE.—Au RATING aa DRINKING SALOON, itnated on Pern. avenne, doing the best businéss onthe avenue. Lease on the same for 10 years, The reason it is for sale Sissgreemens in ervey The place is FOR ATCT! ALES SEE 18T PAGER. By C. BL, OhUWAN & CV, Auctionsers, GEES, ‘i & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers. comnace TATION Rd Bont OF euenninsy SXTEN- SI¥s S&TOcK OF = Briais. Im asp WHrsxins, aspeek a ,s FORMBRLY OCCUPIED BY Paes ‘Hunton & & at 319 Eve e syater, es yn Pa. ceure AND. C street —The Goods will be resumed on WH! QO oT wares ey Wo'clock, and will be con- is sold, ‘ms cash. gone to brome wd Page er old invited “<3 tobe ther e8 sold. my inet hte, tea ethey erage ‘Aneta, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, OT NEAR THE RAILROAD BEPOT = aoe mane be sold at Auction on ATURDA A 'OON next, the Peibacucerts wager be penton ett 2. fe eeeare.s38, | in cee the bat fronts 146 feet Thschon on tatiana avenue, and about 150 feeton First street west, and contains reais square fest. isa mip pig for a large kotel or ware- ia near the Railro iroad Depot cash, and’ tne reaidus in ithe. of trust Tied with within the owner aed cS oe required to hd terms of Saenie pot comp TP —— ee ris at to Be any. me within dara atthe risk and Rae Soot, arcbaeet, epen fr ineert five a sare noticee of ouch & tended re-sale, times = tional Inteili- gancer, pablinbed a Was city, or at hie (the proprietor 8) option and ae Say a ee oclanad: to any one to consider such sale Alleonv: at the cost of woroheser, Br, order of the Pro my GREENE WILLIAMS, Aucts, S@-THE ABOVE BALEIS IS ROSTPONED T Th URSDAY, the 21st inst , at 6 o’clock paste sae = wr elge iny to t sale, asi avery 4 my 8d GHERN K WILLIAMS wera, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioneers, oon HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS on TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN MARYLAND Av; NUE AND E STREET SOUTH, ISLAND aT Avctioy. On FRIDAY, the 2a instant, we shall sell, in front of the premises, xt 6 o’clock p.m., Lota 1 3,14, Sane in baaere eee lot having meee ° feet S inches on street, running back toa wide alley 85 feet. ‘Terma: One half months, for notes beari said h; balance in six and t '§ interest from day mie, well stock rerdy for domg business. Call at c t. 536 Pa.av. {my le-3t'} Hl MeMANN. Bilson panei ae UT Tg Auets, Ok RENT— HO is ean oar By BOTELER & WILLSON Auctioneers, near the Post and Patent Offices, one ef the most eligibte locations in the city. Inguire at the Gosiing Restaurant, No. 247 Pa. avenue, my 15-3t VOR SALH—A first-class three-story BRICK HOUBE, with basement, &c..on L street, Nu. throuchont and water in Title perfect and house wud odcorder. Possession given lat Jars inquire en the premi the most desirable EBS PAKLOR 4 ND BaD ROOM TO let. Apply at No, 272 F siree+, corner i3th. my! S48 OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON EIGHTH STERET, NEAQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK, aT Averiox —On 30 #BBAY AFTERNOON, May 26th nt 6 ovclock on the premizes, the x ste half or lot No, 6.in Savare No. 430, fronting 25 feet Ginches on Kighth street west, ‘be north B aad D streets, rhe or together with the i depth 1i4 feet 4 inches: rovements. con+istin, weil built two story y frame dwelling, brick Stables ce ‘This property ia oligibly located, bein, one block from Ponneyivania avenue Aig eng t, and istegarded aga valuable iot for busi- Hess PUT poses. ‘vrms: One-third cssh; balance on a credit ef one and two years: notea to bear inte: est and to be secured by deed on the proport my leeds BOT & WILLSON, Aucts, Fe SALE—A three story BRIOK HOUSR, with basement, on F add Has gas throughout and water inthe Ti Inquire of INO. 3. t BLO pees Priee $33 Jeneral Land Oifica, or 444 D st, my 13 lW™ O L&T—For a year or er, to a small family without children. a desirabie s rite of ROOMS. Torms 230 a year. There are four roo on the first floor and ox ne on the second floor, with the privilege of a ten-toct hall, cellar, pump in the yard, and a handsome flower garden. Situated on the corder ef 2bth and K streets west, ner particalars inqpire at No. 63 Kost my 13-1w* OUSE TO LET—A Fucnished Boarding To to let sith accommogations fur 25 boards ¥or The house h ahd cold water in every ro | and gss ine room, The house is on F streat, | within five utes walk of the War Department. Inquire of 8. C, and G. RUE,G@ street, between Wth and th my 12-lw™ Fe EALE—That BRICK DWELLING on street east, between G and H, together with of the Lore running back 269 feet and 30 fort front, for gardening purposes, Any on in Want © ‘ Pe ratonanis and neat residence, might do well by inquiring next door, The house isin good condition and furvished—No. 991. mys-27* F% SALE—0USE AND LOT—A two- tery, basen ent and attic Briek House, containing 8 rooms, No. 219 North B street, between Delaware avenue end Istst. This isa most desirable prop- erty, being situated witbin the oe extension of tke Capitol Groun It will be sold on tha most reasonable terns or particulars inquire of aoa “a PEABODY, No.50 Lowisiana avenue. my 1-Im* 7 ALUABLE PROPSKTY FORBALE. Al HOUSE anc LOT situated on Massachusetts avenue, between sthand 5th sta. The house is a commo- Sious frame dwelling, containing 8 rooms, baxe- mene ant path room ; algo cistern in the yard. Price Also,s FARM containing ® or 69 acres of land, in fine state of cultivation ; a fine young peach or: chard of 30 trees in fuil bearing. There is no dwe Hing or 0 other buildings upon the property, but two or three of the finest building sites in the Dis- trict. Itis 4 miles from Washington, on the Bla- | densburgroad,and adjoins the farms of Mesars. Allen Dodge and John 0. Rives, Also,a FARM containing 7 or 80 acres, in the seine iinmediate peiz berhood, with neat dwelling nd the necessary outbuildings, There is a pump of xood water at the docr, and also a vainable Chalybeate Spring upon the premizes. It is alio- ether insst pleasant and healthy loca- tions in the visiz ity. For particulars address the undersigned, at Bla- densbury. &p 2-eolm* 1. R. & J. W. VEITCH, “OUNT RY SEAT FOR SALE.—The subscriber / offers for sale his FARM with first-clasaim- Roarenen ss containing 62 acres of land adjoining ennallytown, and within 234 inies of George town, and4 miles of the Center Market, The soil is admirably adapted to market gardening or arass. Asacountry seat it_has no superior, the View extending from 12 to 70 mites in every direc- tion. Cane ivided to suit purchasers, . W. BLUNT, 61 La, av., up stairs, ap 22-Im ‘Washington me AND FOUND. L OST—A small old DIARY, containing a pass to 4 cross the Long Bridge into Virgivi ia, with other pare: pers of no value toany one but the owner. A beral reward will be yu if left at Ne. 554 Mary- land avenue, between 6th and 7th ats. my 18 3t* Waste IMMEDIATELY—By ees L ee rnggist, Georgeto' an pe- rienced OLERK, to whoin a liberal salary willbe paid. Satis! Bry references required, my 5-tf ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Two or three Was Stree pies, cakes, Xe, 01 °. re: ae JAMBE H. SIMPSON, No. 8 south Fairfax street. my3 ‘Ale dri: a. WANTED For the United — Marine Corps, several mundred able-bodied MEN, between oe ages of 18 and 40 years, Soldiers serving in this Ld gies duty a our navy yards and on d Sante nee euloe oe -war on foreign Cogionie Pe Pay fame as infant, Sty wacldier” il Sere ie sinly duct and attention to rise to position of s non-commissioned Two do! paid any one who Brings s re weet ne cooeny information 3 apply at the Marine Frac! ington, DG. = GHAS: @. McOAWLEY, my 5-4w Captain commanding ee ANTED—Now, or by the first of Miya HOUSE near Pennsylvania avenue and Nicth street. No objection to purchasing allor part of the Furriture. A twall house preferred, Address P.O. Box 388, or apply to 334 Pennsylvania ee enu Wakes, —SROOND-HAND FURNITURE lousefurtishing Goods of evary.deseriptions HBUOHLY aeTtnst, tee bet. @ and H, east side I OST—On the 10th instant, between the steam- 4 boat wharf nent 7th street Ertige, a black mo- rocco POCKET KK containing dve $2) Treas- ury notes and several small notes. A liberal re- ward will be given to any one leaviag the same at Star Office, 1t* Q@TOLEN. —Was stolen on the 9th instant, from *S honse on Penn. avenue. between 19th and Wt streets, a lady’s GOLD WATCH and AGREES The chain was a curb and had attached to it wrk cil. a Beaeen® beund with silver, anda seal of cor- Bi ited with a gold lion. A liberat r ward w will bo paid Pe its recovery, tion at the Star Oftiee. STOLBN—0n Ritaraay night, from White’s old stand, on the Brookvill SR cere rom Warhingign, abright bay HORSE, 8 years old. ing white hind feet and shod all around. A reward of 85 willbe given for the return of said EROrSe) at Weite’s or any other sine ae ae mas may 18-2t* Laytonville, aa. $ 5 REWARD .—Lost—On Sy evening of the 18th instant, an KNVELOPX containing E PASTS, dressed to General M. C, Meigs y the above reward if such papers are vioft at Markham’s Hotel within two days from the date of thii iny 16-3t* . 4. ORAMER. p Raye oy POSER ne) the subscribe! NS) a, B. at aftocn hends Thigh, with ne Imahe forek Vorehiady and one ae “ Vvernmeut 6: ne rson who will give information where eke ma) yypareon, will be liberally rewarded. 00: _inyl6-2t" Room No, 2, Waahiveton Building, W ANTED— By s respectable weman,a SITUA- TION as cook, washer or ironer; good refer- wired, Qalloraddressat anaes street, corner of M, for 2 days. aps URBNiSHED HOUSE WANTED. —Wanted to aoe for from one to three years. a Furnish: for 8. cond fam Berger bresed ¥ Do a HE REYNOLDS HOUSE, The undersigned. thankful to his friends and the pvies in Sonera for the patronage they, ave given as former begpeieier ‘ot the“ Olean, House, respe-tful ‘ully begs, leave to inform them thi cee die d his establishment to the corner arinth street and Penn- sylvania avenue, where he bas opened a house in pew and compl: i RESTAURA! Liquors will always be on kant meee can be at all hours, and at the shortest notice The pabite, are respectfully invited to visit this | ia eye sms | J, W, REYNOLDS, Proprietor. IGHT COFFINS. To RIRADS Bin ELARIVaS OF THE and friends ited nati ata distance can have the "Dorion of their killed in battle, or, dis forwarded Yo then! in IMPROVED ALRTIONT ‘COFFINS, st moderate charge—! sad Box rom @30 10 935, dane ne extra arge. eons Promptly atte: sone te, i. WHITE. Uneerteker ‘and = er, my82w* 297 Bat, corner 34, Wi G PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. past rect ir and Enanaimenercien out, may be ound sehr a, Reena of Sommectiony ay belte ates | mar alin coloré,® No, 486 Beventh ct, Score a doors above Sp 18-15t* Fellows’ Hall. Estey two muley(1 red and 1 brown) COWS came to the subscriber. The owner fe ee to come forward, prove weoperty EELS Sure: and take them away. 3t* At Giark MMilis's Place. my 15- REWARD —Strayed on Wednesday ni ie a ‘Siw: ver; medium sized black nd white FOUNDLAND DOG; answers to the u m9 of Ho he above to No. 12 Oen- with three or four spots of tar on hi Tria Ket Sie beteeon ttt con crn etceets: i? we Syst FRANK: ETOHISON, qreay’ HOKSE—Uame te Armory Square Hos- i pital, Washington, a Horse and Equipments, which = be had ora e ene by roving in roparty Sines hives ‘Armory. Squats Hospital wyl3 3w* andar ARD.—Escaped from the Washing. thes of the ses or oe Siorag the pe ight of th of the 13th. KING 8 iis ote savers: Gorsinchoah hs Sataue Bown bar gate: short a ant ee lor estes a eg Seemed ig speeah gingers oe rate borings Bs are Ee and | side tide whinters gray x mixed; are, and rolling "ito, JOHN K fw foret eae plexioz and ore when 1 the abos op ey reward ieee of wea ores id foot, © By J.C. MoGUiK eae Bg aie S’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Property 18 ve Finsy Warp —On THORS- DAY AFT SRNOON, May 2th. ato clock, on the premises, by virtue ‘of a deed of trast dated April wud, 1 di duly recordedin Liber J. SN et seq.. andof the iid oaks or Washingt county, D C..we ehall setl the western belf of iot No. 8, in sqaare No, 1:4, fronting 9 fe t onnorth I street, between isth’ and ith streets west, ard runzing back 115 {cet toa public alley. together with the improvements, consistioz of #2 excelient and well arranged fwo-story and Base- ment Brick Dwelling Honse, mmediately after on the premises, we pee sell western half of No. 3, in equare N 0.192 front- 25 feet6*, incnes on north G street, between and 2! reets, and running back 159 feat to foot sliey. improved by a handsome Three- ry Brick Dwelling House. Immediately after. on the premises, we shall sell the south halfotl-tNo. 21 in squareNo.7, together = th the Lime Kilus and other works appertaining ereto Terms: One-half cash;remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of truston the premises. If tho terms of sale are not complied with in five thereafter the | trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk and expeuee of the defaulting purchaser, en ons w: notice in tee paren eure. “h sie Ali conveyances at 1@ Cost aser, yanceQaMOML STOTT. GHARTESSIOUBRA, Trustees, my Heod&ds J.C. McGUIRB & GO., Aucts. _ By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Georretown. D.C. Ree ESALE OF THE MOR? SELENDID FurnitUxe at Avcrion,—On TUESDAY. the igth of May, at 10 o'clock A’M., we abel ree at the residence of peta declining ouse— keeping, in Georgetown, at thi ouse, situated on the corner of Sth andl Froden ek streets, three doors wert of the reservoir, viz— One Splendid Suit of Green Plush Covered Solid Wainut Carved, consisting of Tete-a-tate Soins and Side and other Chairs Elegant Walnut Bookcase and Marble-top-Table Chinese Dressing Case and Walnut Whatnot De Marbie- utep Warnay Dressing Bureaus do Walnut Bedsteadsand Wardrobes Wain and Mabogany Chamber Seta and Chairs Extension, Dining, and — Tables Do_ Sideboaras and Oak Dining Ohairs Be apg] hairs, Large Arm and Ladies’ ers Large French Plate and other oo Large Walnut Dressing Swin os usar Cotton-top, and other attre: Fine hehe Ingrain, Stair nd other Carpets Ball h and Stair Rods Ghine! Dinner and Tea Sets ivory Handle Knives and Forks Cooking, Radiator. and other Stoves Large lot of Kitchen Requisites One Ladies’ Riding Saddle and Bridle a= many other articles too numereus to enum- erate, We” We call attention of persons in want of good Furniture and Carpets, to attend the sele,as the will have a fine opportunity of getting gdod Goi Goods of the best quality, my H-dtd THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. ‘ By W. L. WALL & CO , Auctioneer, pores Pa avenue and 9th street, south 3 its ROCER! TOBACCO, CIGARS, L' as AU moan —On T G, May 19th, at 10 o'clock, We will sell, in tront of ‘the Auction Rooms, a lot of Groceries, embracing— Barrels White and Yellow Sugars Chests Tea and Ground Coffee, Tierces Hams and Bacon Boxes Cheere, eae nd Stare! 100 Boxes Yellow and Castile and ‘Chive — serpent 8 = ee Meals Oax: ‘OBS ‘ches an iy Canes CateaD; Sauces and Pickles, ‘and Brandiea Cases Natural Preserves as Jellies ra agi 0D, iT Ga Hes ed 'eaches ant J Boxes Canned 1 Fruits, Meats, ud Vegetabloa Boxes Navy Tobacco, eas White Lead suckin eel Killikinnick Tobacco ee Cigars riment zee eee and rage, Bldgs Je Ly is jer’ 7, B Gurren aud Binck gad Seah wine ine, ob the eeeniacmre of toes & Hi raaye guality SE raise B bane very fine ‘old Bourbon Whisky, Boyd & % on? five ar old a Tr quantity | of Sma!l Stores W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. B: McG. Hos & 00., Au OP NESS 10 THE GEN BHA iT orion For Bits OOnEES 4 EIGHTH aND E.—' sole at Auction the ae OON ni the east half of lot tin square. This valuable corner lot h&s south feeton B street. and an east front of 87 feet 6 inches on Eighth e on sereet, directly opposi' ite the west, ce. jees are now on the lot, the corner is a part of land deeded | by the follingshead, Terisee aa od old, taste father of the present owners in the year 1799, and Sean wili very likely soon *want it he enlargment of the General rk: AT ‘erms my 16 mnt of 25 Tne wie to the epee ty is renee Aue ta