Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1863, Page 1

a i THE EVE ¥%S PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILD:NGs, Goungz Puxx's AVENUE aNv Lita Srneer, paces nar ne Papers served without wrappers by carriers 3 eent per copy, or 28 cents per month. Ia skages by carriers at $4 4 year, or 37 cea's per monik. Te mail subdseriters the price is 2450 w year, in advance; $2.50 for six months $1.25 for three months; and for iess than three months ai the rate of 12 cents a week. Single copies, with or without wrappera, rwo GENTS. @7 APVERTISEMENTR should be sent to the oMice before 11 G'élock w.; otherwise they may net appear until the next day. AUCTION SALES a L. ae & O0., Auctioneers, SJ TH STRE LOTS Af AUCTION .—O: S"rusc bay AFTERNOON sodeee eae we will sell. in front of the premines, Lots 12. 13. 11, end 16, in Waltberger's eubdiv:sion of Square 441" each 25 feet on the east side of 7th street worth and the city railway, and runpieg back 12) feet between R and 8 ats. Terms: balaneé iné, 12 and 13 H -fourth c mouths, bearing irteress and seented ty decd of W.L, WALL & €0.. Aucts, trust on the promises. my La hia oid & CU., Anotioneers, TA LOING LOT ON 3D STREET \ At AvcTION —On W SDNESDAY AFFERNQUH, Sd Jun-. atS o'cloek. we will sell, in front of the premises, Let ly reservation I], fronting 25 feet on ‘od street west and renning back 150 feet. This lot adjoina the residence of W. W. Birth, Esq., one square perth ef Ps avenue. Terms: Gne-third cash; bdalapee in 1, 2 and 3 years, beating irteresta.d secured by a deed of trust on the pre miner. my %-a WL, WALL & 00. Aucts : By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Geargetown, D, C. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF ONE OF THE Mos? DESIRABLE Private ResioeNces tN Qzoncrrown at AvcTion.—On TUESDAY AP- TERNOON next June 2d, ats o’slock, in front of the premises. by order of the Administrator, 1 wWillrell that vere valnable private residence situ- ated on the south side of Beal street, and near the Soper ct Congress street. The lot fronts «) feet on sl street, running back 120 feet. The dwell- contains 15 rooms, bath room, servants’ roum, ceilar, water and smeke house and well and ie ¥1 Teany one w: Sey & first-class residence this FS 8 TRS 0} pportun! ity. Terme : One-third cash; balance in one and two Years, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, All-cenveyancing at the cost of the purch: a Title Sarfect. Possession can be given as soon as RGE B. CURTIS, Administrator. require a 01 my2-d [Int.&Rep.| THOS, DOWLING. Anct. By W L WALL & 00., Auctioneers, G OVERNMENT SALE OF CONTRARAND ¥ Goovs at Ancrion. by ORDER oF Trt: Provost M:RSHAL.—On TUESDAY MORNING, 21 Ju: at Wegrclock, we will sell, at the Auctiox ‘Rooms, as cows : 28 dozen Playing Cards, 4 do | do oa eee Combs, ry mbs , Hern Comps, Buckekin Gloves, amall Staff Butters, mail Buttons, No. 73 . mall Infantry Buttons, x Stafi Vest buttons, 479 dozen jaree Stat | Bator 5 gross lnrge Britons. No 3 dozen Cotton Tandxerchicts, 42 Silk Handkerchiefs, 5 Pieces Delaines, io WHR, do Blue Satinet, 0 yardr, do Yellow Fiannel. 6 yards, Plaid Poplin, 23 yards, do Denning, 7 yards. do Unbdieached Musiin, 33 yards, 2 boxes Gilt Braid, S gross Lead Pencils, _ 3 do Black Lead Pencils, do Black Lead Penciis, a ¢o Headed Drawing Pencils 4 do Patent Rubdber-tit Penci co ererererer-y 6 <o Pocket Looking Glasses, 3 do de do do, 2 do do Kuvives, 2 @o Jaek Knives, 6 do Pipes, 3 boxes Saleratus. *Yerme cash, in Government fan's. Byorderot CAPT. H. B. TODD, CAPT. Provost Mar-hal my 26 [Chron.) W.L. WALL & O}., Aucts, By J. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, Voogtinta tte Bl SALE OF REAL ESTATE. No = Peritrons Circuit Cour, D.C Larse 3 aand Grounds on th street, Sora Pui Garden—In obedience to an the Circuit Court of the District of Columb at the request of a majority of the parties interest- £4.) entered on the 74 day of May, 1852, in the aint- ter of the petition of Peter ©. Howle and others, beirs at law of ape Howle, deceased, the under- signed, Commissioners in the above entitled cause, wid offar at public sale, at the premises, on TU BS- | AY, the 2d day o- June, 1363, a! 534 o'clock p. m., the following dvscribed Real Betate lying and being in the city of Washingt: D.C g 5 The whole of e No, 2°2. fronting on Mth street west, and lying between Card D sts. south, aud conteizing the follewing numbered lots and contents : bot No. 1. containing 3,765 square feet; Lot No. 2, 4212 sqtare feet; Lot 3, & square Lo’ 5,624 square feet; Lot 6,5.624 square feet; Lot 6, 4.432 square feet; Lot 7, 3 quare feet; Lot 8, 333 Square feet, Lot9, i 405 square feet; Lot 11, 3 Lot 21,4, 73 Square feet, eentire square contains 113.918 equare feet. ‘The improvements consist of 2 large weil-built and substantial brick dwiliing Le and outhouses, suitabie for a first-class resid or piace of public enti rtainment and summer resert, surrounded by shade trees and commanding a (ine view of the Po- temac ’ Virginia shores. It ia withia twelve minutes’ walk of Willards’ Hotel. ano will soon be eonnected with Penn. avenue by the lith street ee ofthe Washingtom and Georgetown Rail Sd. Part cf Let No. 1. in Square No. 267, fronting on Maryland avenue snd lying between i3j, and 14th streets. containing 3.281 square feet. and*having on it a double two-story frame dwelling house. Also, Lot Ne. 3,in said iast mentioned square. containing 474 square feet and having onit a @ouble two- story frame dwelling house, Lot No. 5, in sai square, containing 3,900 square feet, and Lot No. 6, in said square, containing {.198 square feet, and Baving on it = double two-swory trame dwelling house and stable. Terms of sale: One-third in cash on the day of heirs, payable, with interest ste. at 6 and 12 mocths after date, the title to vs withheld tillthe payment of oe ie yarehees money. iconveyan ing 3! e coat of the purchaser, - 78" JOAN HENDERSON, HENRY A. CLARK. OORNELIUS A, DOBGHERTY, JOHN G. ROBINSON. Commissioners. myl%-eokds J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts. _ By J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. IBST-CLASS BUILDING SITE OPPOSITE tux Excuisn Misisvsr’s ar Pusiic Auc- tios.—On TUESDAY, June 24, at 5’, o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot Ne. 3,in Davidson’s subdivision of square No. 137. fr ee es feet 3+: inches on north H street, between bant 18th streets, and running back over 1 feet to a public alley, and containing 2,935 square feet of ground. This Lot is situated in the immediate vicinity of Lafayette square, War and Navy Departments, 2m unexceptionable locality for a first-class r dence, and the sale should command attention of persons designing to build. ‘Title perfect. , Terms: one third cash ; the remainder in six and twelve monthe a interegt, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. nyeyances at the cost of the purchaser. fay Fd FO MCGUIRE & CO, Aucta By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. OMMISSIONER’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Cc Nu.172, Petitions inw@we Oiscuit Court, D.C. Valuable Business 2 0t on SF rready poded Avenuc,and Brice Tavern al Lone Bridxe.—{n compliance with an order of the Circuit Court of the District of Colas bia, (and at the request of a majority of the ties interested), entered on the i%th day of Fevraary, 1361, in the matter of the Petition of Peter C. Howle and other beirs at law of Parke G. Howle deceased, the undersigned Commissioners im the above entitled cause, will offer at public sale it the premises.cu day of June, 1963. at 434 elec PM. -the following described Keal Estate being and lying in the City ef Washington, D.C. Ist. Lot No, 32, in Square A, fronting on the south eide of Pennsylvania avenne near 3d street, adjoining MeDermott’s Ooach Factory, and con- ing 2,456 square feet. ad, Lot No.4ia Bquare No. 267, situated corner of 14th street aed Maryland avenue, foot of the Potomac Bridge,cortainiag 5,933 feet. Upon this lot there is a large brick dwt house, suitable ‘or tavernana other improve! erwsot sale; One-third in cach on the day Ps andthe purchaser to gire bonds fer the residue in the name of the respective heirs payable with interest. at the legal rate at six and twel months after date, the title to be withheld till ti ent of ali the purchase money. ‘All conveyancing st the cost of the purchaser, HENRY AC CLABRY : CORNFLIUSA DOUGHERTY, JOENG. ROBINSON, Commissioners myl9eod&ds J.C. MoGUIRE, & CO , Aucts. By BOTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers. U ITED Starnes MARSHAU’S BALE oF ) BevoonrR HARVEST 4xD tn S187! or 4 Bares ov Corron ~ fa virtue of g writ issued fom the clerk’s office of the Supreme ‘of the Distriet ot Columbia, sitting as the United States Distriet Court, and to rs I will sell for eash. at the treet wharf, on the Poto mae river, oi OND TY ‘the Ist day of June next, ne ts. of Com a suGCREA HARVEST. ‘ fy BER TACKLE, APPAR BAUS OF COTTON, AKD H, LAMON,U-8, Marshal D. 0, WARD B. UOPELER i WILLEON, {Ohronjcle | _ Awetioneers. _ PaRah AND FURNITURS, a wy Pate _ EW BUTTER a N _ SAW CERES rRusi 2668, Beeived delve soups & 00."8 Emyé Corner Eighth and D stree: ‘ pM, XXI. AUCTION SALES. *. ELECTION NOTICES. FUTURE Days. QGREBN &' WILLIAMS, auctioneers. Pui HOUSE, CONTAINING FLY SE RUOMS, stab e and other improvements, at lot froating On 2éd street wast, between north L and M streete, oe tection on FRIDAY, the 2th instant, we t Fel in frontof tb; ines, ALS «clack p. f lot 2), in rquare No.7 having front ff m., bal fect 5 inches back 122 feet z!; inches fone ret ates Ales, @ side aliey andthe ium proveme -ta,. wh: ich are ® good two-story frame oure, coptaiaing 5 rooms, stable and other im- provements; this property is on Zid street went be- tween north L & Matreets, near the Circle, Terms: Two-thirds cash, iu 3, 6 and 9 a for — bearing 3 eran a day of ie. iver and a ol ‘wal en. “ny 3-dede” GREEN & WILLIAMS. Avets. By J.C MCGUIRE & GO , Auctioneers RUSTEE'S SALB OF VALUABLE PROP. ERTY ON MARYLAND AVENUR, THRER SQUARE EAST OF THE CaPiroL.—By virtue of a deed of trast bearing date on the Mth day of Feb: A.D. 1. an@ duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8., Ne. 193, folio 24, &c., one of the land records for Wash- Pa bee eounty, D. C., and by the request of the holder of the note secured thereby, the undersigned ae trustee will reli, at public sale, om FRIDAY AF- TERNOON, the 29th day of May, A D, 1863, at balf- past 5 o'clock. in front of the premises, a part of Let No, 1, in Square No 757, in the city of Wash- ington the raid part of snid Lot having # front on iH Maryland avenue of about #2 feet and a depth'of = 4 feet, A plat of the lot will be exhibited at e Bale, ane property is located ia an improving part of | a city. Terms of sale: One-third in cash, and the resi- | due in three equal payments in 6, 12 and 18 mozthr | fromidsy of sale, with interest, secured by a deed ol at, If the terms are not complied with in five da; after the dar o1 fale. the trustee reservesthe right | to resell at the riek and cost ef first purchaser, a! eo See meme a stam pa at haaer’s cost, Oonveyaneing ani ma pA at purchaser’s ° eae WSL TL WARD, Trustee, my 6-2awswads J.€. MOGUIRE & OO., Aucts. By J.C McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers ’3 CAMP COOKING 8TOVES AT AUC- un CATURDAY MORNING. May 30th. infront of the Auction Booms, we 20 Viele’s Camp Cooking Stoves, complete and packed separately ic oak casks Aso, Acone-shaped Tent Btoves will be sold withont | reserve, my 27-4 J.C. McGUIRE & CO , Aucts, By BOTBLER & WILLSON, Aucts, LE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON K 2 STRRET, BETWEEN BLEVENTH AMD TWELFTH STRERTS, aT Acction.—On TOBSDAY AFTER- NOON, June 2d, at 6 o'clock, we shall on the prem- ises, Lot No.2, in subdivision of Square No. 316, fronting 25 feet feet on north K street, between lith and i2tu streets we-t, running back 100 feet toa 11 feet 11 inches alley Terma cash My2%-dkids BUTELER& WILLS8ON, Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, ANDEUME BUILDING ON SOUTH F §T., NEAR 4}: BTREET, ON THE ISLAND. AT AUCTION. Gn TUESDAY, the 2d of June. we shall sell, in front ef the premises, at 6o’clock p. m.,allef Lot 6and part of Lot 7, in Square No. 6:5 This property has a frent of 67 feet 10); inches on south ¥, between 3d and 4}; etree ts, Island, but will be divided in lots to suit purchasers if desired. It has a deptt of 122 feet 2 inches to a wite allev. Terms One-third cash; balancein 6 and 12 raonthe, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. _Ad iven and a deed of trust taken. Title indisputable my 27-d&ar GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. yr VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON FOURTREATH STREET AND ASSACHUSETTS AVENURB, SRAR FRANKLIN SQUARE.—On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, June 3d, at 50’clock, on the remises, we shall sell the folicwing valuable aailding Lots. viz: Lot No. ll, square 247, fronting 64 feet on Four teenth street. between L street and Massachusetts avenue, running back 123 feet toa 3t foot alley, to be subdivided into three building fronts. _Lot8,in square 215. fronting 1#%-feet 1 inch on Four-senth street, and isi feeton Vermont avenue, running to a point ai the Circle containing 7,499’. square feet. This is qne of the most desirable Lots in that section of the city. Lots 4 5, and 6,in square No. 213. fronting each about 30 feet on Massachusetts avenue, between sth and 1sth streets. rnnning through tonorth M treet. These are beautiful sites fer a .private reridence, a : Terms: One thirdin eash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All cost of convey- ancing to be paid by the purchaser. my27d J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctivneers, G UARDIAN’S SALE.—By virtue of a decree of Aw ‘the Orphans’ Court of the Gounty of Wash- ington, iu the District of Columbia, L wili offar at auction, on THURSDAY, the Isth day of June next, xt 6 o’eleck P. M., on the preinises. Lot No. three ((5,.) im Samuel Davidson's subdivision of square No. one hundred and eighty-fonr, (i54,) fronting thirty-three fvet on north K street, ant Hea back one hundred and forty-six fect eleven ches Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to be paidincash and the residuein two equal in stalments at six and twelve months, with interest, to be recured by approved notes, JULIA H. ADDISON, Guardian of Cias. Morris Addison. tawdds J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Aucticpeers OBR SALE.—On THURSDAY, June 4, '363, at six o'clock P, M., in front of the premises, I thall proceed to se!l, at public auction, the follow. ing described piece or parcel of ground and premises, being a partof Lot No. 4,in square No. 4°8,in the city of Washington to wit: Beginning for the same at the northwest corner of suid jot, thence running south seventy-two feet six inches. | thence north eighty degrees it twenty-two feat ten inches. thence north nine feet to D | atreet, and thence west twenty two feet six inches to the place of beginning, together with the im- provements thereon, corsisting of a wel! euilt and substantial two story brick dweilinz house. This property is situated on D north, between rth and 7th streets west, aud immediately adjoining Poikinborn’s job printing office. aud is believed to = of the best business pieces of property now for sale. erms of sale: One half cash; the balance in six and twelve months. tor which the purchaver will be reqnired to give his wptes payable with interest from day of sale. the notes to be secured by a deed of trust upon the premises. All expense of con veyancy, including Government stamps, to be | paid by the purchaser, 4 . If the terms of sale be not complied with within tive dey from day of sale, the property will be re- sold, upon five days’ previous notice, at the cost and expense of the defaulting purchaser. lL LaSKEY, Attorney, my2eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts By J. C. McGUIRE & CO, Anctioneers. ANDSOME COUNTRY RESI LENCE. AND 16 Corrats SITES ON THE Hiei G@nuouno Nowtu OF Tug Orry at PuBtic Avcrioy —On THURS- DAY AFTERNOON. June 4th, at 50’clock, on the premises,we shal! sella portion ef that handsome estate known as‘*Mount Pleasant,’ adjoining the city on the north, and lyiug between 7th aud 14th streets, subdivided into sixteen handsome cottage sites ofabout an acre cach, aud on large tract of abou acres whic! improved wil 4 large and hand: Wing « frent of about 46 ing containing in all rooms, with a large piazza, wide hall, &e. This place is one of the most beautiful on the environs of Washington, commanding an extensive view of Washington. Georgetown. and the surrounding country, with the full view of the Potomac as iar as the eye can reach. it iseasy of access by passenger railroads which terminate on 7th and 1ith street, near the premises, WZ Plats of the remisee may be obtained at the counting rooms o! uctioneers. _ ‘One-third cash: balanee, six and twelve ith interest, secured by a deed of trust J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. | HRES FINE DWELLINGS FOR SALE.—9n WEDNESDAY. the 3 day of June, 1363, at 6 o'clock p. 1i., we will sell at public auretion. in front of the premises. the three neat dwellings. with mas' onts, No, 519, $5] an4553, on 13th street, between B anaC streets south, near the pablic greunds,in the most beautiful and healthy part of the Island, and coavenient to the Departments and the avenue, Th houses contain nine rooms each, They resent a fise opportunity to persons desiring idences or investments. and may be purchased at private sale amy time before the day of sale. a & : 'erms: One-third cash; the residue im six and twelve mouths. wiih 1s eee to ne secure en the ines. Deods at purchasera cost, | Piny Seeokds J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By W. L, WALL & 00.. Auctioneers. SILDING LOT TO BE SOLD AT VALUABLE On WEDNESDAY, June Sd,at six o'clock p. n,, mediately after the sale of the D-- my ball sell,on the premises, the Ballade Ror adjoining ead” property, being’ Lot No. 22, in reservation No Mi, fronting 25 feet on 24 street, between B and C streets, extending back to the alley. sale: jh; balance in6, 12 iy eee Oca vevancing tobe orn EWALD & 00.. Ancts, in Treasugy notes, to the jas ote Fon.) Ta oor agli e b beg a TRUNKS! TRUNES! * Vatises and Treveling Bags in great va- Hoty and very low, 8 . HEILBBUN & CO.’s. Seventh st., betw Dand ap 17-1m” 506 BevenUnder Odd Fellows’ Hall, | close at7 o'clock P, M | first day of June next, for Collector Re, > IRET WARD— FIRST PRECIN-'T.—Notice is hereby given that in conformity to thi Visions of the charter of the city of Wash an election will he held in the first precinct of t First Ward, on Monday the first day of June nex atthe shop of Jobn Ves, Ow south of I atree' between } and 2th street, for a Collector, Register, and furveyor, one member of tte Board uf aacrnens and three members cf the Bi of Common Council to reprenent said ward. Polls open at 70’clock A. Manton at7 o'clock P, af, R.A. GAMENTs, |. W. McGLUE, J my 22-d Commissioners of Election. — De altel ett PRECINCT —Notice _ is hereby given that in conformity to the pro- visions of the charter of the city of Washington. an election will be held in the Second Precinct of the First Ward.on Monday, the Ist dav of June next, at ¥. Dorsett’s shop. corner of th G streete. for a Collector. r and Surveyor, one membe; ref the Board of Aldermen, and three members of the Board of Common Council t> Tepresent rail ward. Polls open at7 o'clock A, M, and close at7 o'clock P.M. oe J. W. DYER. SAM: STOTT. LEWIS PAR: my 22- Commissioners of Blection, SECOND WAKD—FIRST PRECINCT.—An election will be huid onthe Ist day of June next, at the corner Twelfth street and New York avenue, for Register, Co}lecter and Surveyor of the city, and for one member of the Board of Alder- men and three members of the Board of Common Counei}, and one Assessor, Polls eee Tie M,, GRO. JILLARD, id cl t7 P.M, y ssdicloee ats: M. JOHN P. HILTON, SAM. W, OWEN, my 22 Commissioners. GFOQOND WARD_SECOND PRECINCT —No- tice is hereby CoS that, in couformity to the provisions of the charter of the city of Washing- ton, ap election will be beld en Monday, the first dey of June next,at Ford’s drug store. corner of Fleventh street and Pennsylvania aveane, for Collecter Register, and Surveyor of said city, and for one member of tae Board of Aldermen. three f the Board of Oommon Council iii be opened at? orclock cM clone at ele Will be opened at 7 o’clock A. M_. clore at 7 o'cloc! iz, WM.H POPE B.F.@UY, SAM. LEWIS, | my 23: Cammissioners. poo. NOTICE—THIRD WARD—FIRST PRECINCT.—Notive is hereby given that, in copformity to the provis' of the charter of the city of Washington, an election will be held in_the First Precinct of the Third Ward, at the office of John W. Simms. southwest corner of Ninth and M streets, on Monday, the frst day of Jane next, for Collector, Register, and Surveyor of said city, and for one member of the Board of Aldermen and three members of the Board of Commen Coun- cil to represent said Ward. Polls will be opened at7 o'clock A, Mana wit close at 7 o’clock P. M. M ERS, GIDEON W. LARNER, JOHN W. SIMMS, my 22-dte Commissioners, mpurep WARD—SECOND PRECINCL.—An election will beheld onthe ist day of June it Mr. Drane’s near the northwest corner ith atreet west and G street north, for iiector,and Surveyor of the city, and e Board of Aldermanand thre members of the Board of Gommon open at7 A. M.,and close at7 P. .F. WOOD, J.W. BOTELER, B.E. GITTINGS, my 2- Commissioners. OURTH WARD—FIRST PRECINCT.—No ice . is hereby given that in conformity to the pro- visions of the charter of the city of Washington, an Election will be held on Monday, the first day of June next,at Henry W.Henkle’s residence No 351 Sixth street west, between H and I strects north, for Collector, Register. aud Surveyor of the city of Warhington, one member of the Board of Alderman, three members of the Board of Common Qouncil, and cne Assessor, The poll will open at 70’clock at7 o'cleck P.M. next Council. Poi's A. M., and close F.C. ECKLOFF, B MILBURN. FRA8. B. LORD. Sr. _my 23-d Commissioners. POURTH WARD—SECUND PR ECINCT.—No- tice is hereby given that in conformity to the Provisions of the charter of the city of Washing- ton, an election will be held in the Second Precinct of the Fourth Ward. in the basement of the West Wing of the City Hali,on Morday, the first day of Jung next, fer a Collector, Register, and Sur- voyor of said city. to serve two years; one member of the Board of Ald- rmen to serve two years; three members of the Roard of Common Counci! toserve one year, and an Agsesor to serve two vears, ‘olls open at 7 o’clock A. M., and close at7 o’clock P.M. PETER F. BACON, CHAS. H ANDERSON, CHARLES WALTER, my 2- Commissioners, Lae tes WARD—FiRST PRECINCT—ELEC- EF’ TION NOTICE.—Notice is hereby given that, in conformity to the provisions of the churter of the City of Washington, au elestion will b2 held in the First Precinct of the Fifth Ward at the Public School House corner of A street south and Third street east, on Monday. the firat day of June next, for Collector, Register and Surveyor of said city, and for ene member of the Board of Aldermen. and three membrrs of the Board of Common Council, to represent said ward. Polls will be opened at 7 oclock a. m., und will be } closed at7 o’elock p.m, E.G MANDY, J. MILLS. GEO. M. OYSTER, my 22 Com missioners of Election, FFU TH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT—Notice is hereby given thatin conformity to the provi- sions of the charter of the City of Washington, an election will be held in the Second Precinct of the Fifth Ward, at the School house, corner of D street south ani Third street east, on Monday, the first day of June next, for Collector. Register. | and Burvevor of said city,aud for ope member of the Board of Aldermen, and three inembers of the Board of Common €ouneil, te represent said ward, Polis will be opened at7o’clock A. M.,and will SAAC C. BARTLETT, WM, NOTTINGHAM, R.B. FERGUSON, my 25-4 [Int.& Rep.| Commuasiovers. SIXTH WABD—FIRS Y PRECINCT.—ELEG SS TION NOTICE.—Notice is hereby given that in conformity tothe provisions of the charter o! the City of Washington, an election will be held in the Sirst Precinct of the Sixth Ward, at the | Public School House at the corner of G@’ street south and Seventh street east, on MONDAY, the ister and Surveyor of said city, and for one member of the Board of Aldermen, three members of the Board of Common Council, ana one Assessor, to represent Baid Ward. Polls willbe opened at? o’clock a. m., and will be closed at7 o'clock p. m. » "GEORGE BROWN. JAMES B. P JOSEPH GouxK, my 2 Commissioners of Election, AMUSEMENTS. GROVER’S THEATRE. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. near Willard’s Hote! Emomann Gaoves___. __—_- __. _.._.,. MANAGE THIS (Thursday) EVENING, May 27, The young, fa ween talented actrese, LUOUWLE WESTERN, LUCILLE WESTERN, WRO WILL APPRAK, ON TRIG NIGHT ONLY, in her ere:t character, CAMILLE GAUTIER, in her great a of Dumas’ novel, AMIULE | FATE OF A COQURTTE FATE OF A COQUEIT. Lucille Western as. te :. Camille bas. Barron as. oe Armaud Duval G. E. Wilson aa... .De Varvi'le . H. Bokee as... Mons. Daval Mrs. Germon as,... Pradence To morrow—Benefit of Lucilie Western, Admiesi , 25, le eee a ies! on eA . and 75 cents, No exten VARIETIES? VARIETIES: Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth at. GREAT BILL TO-NIGHT! GREAT BILL OO NIGHT: Immense Success of the Lady Champion Jig Dancar 2 of the World, _ NELLIE HOW4RD, With i great wthiol ian Artist, : HARRY LESt.1B! HARRY LESLIB?! DICK WATKINS. LIZZIE ¥IRLDING, ADA TESMAN, ESTELLA FORREST. HELENA 83 AND OTHER GREAT ARTISTON WEDNESDAY, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE MATINEE, COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT Ti W. 8 BODWORTB. ” 70 On which oecstien the Dramaiic Cov pany of the Canterbary wili appear by permission of Manager Sinn Admirrion 25 and 50 centa, Private Boxes, €5. MADAME MAC ARTE’S GRAND EUROPEAN CIRCUS COMBINED WITH NIXON’S GREAT CREMORNE TROUPE, FROM NEW YORK, will give a series of Entertainments cOmmencing THIS ( Wednesday) SFTZSNOON AND EVE. .on the Lot corner of New York avenue and Four- teenth street, rear of Willard ’s Hotel, introducing at each performance MADAM MACARTE, In her wonderful personation act entitled the VENITIAN CARNIVA in which, throughout the Kuropaan ¢ she has beef proclaimed “Le Reine de Circicue?? and ad- mitted as the most graphic and picturesque rupre- sentative of equesstr:anisin of the age, The wonderful SYRO-ARABIC TROUPE, OF MALE AND FEMALE PERFORMERS, who have created an immense sensation in xurdpe, MA. EA? ON STONE mm his great INDIAN ACT, on his Wild Prairie Steed. JIM COOK, the celebrated Geater, from Pablo | rons Francs renowned English Circus, MLLE. CARROLL, the brilliant Star from the Cirque Iinperial Pari Petersburg, ete. SAM LATHROP. the Comical Kentuck Clown. BERR CLINE, the famous Tight Rope Expedi- tionist and Precaptor of Bloudin. W. Bb. CARROLL, The Great Double Act Rider. JIM REYNOLDS, Known as the Model Clown, will also take his share in the entertainment. The seve, AND COMBINATION in Weehi om WEDNESDAY EVE G, corner of Ne { enue and }4tia street, and exhilot during the ; BEVERY aF- TERNOON . commencing xt 2 o'clock, and EVERY EVENING nt k °. mission Ampithe: Reserved Seats : Children to Reserve! half price. iny 27-4t 3 ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. MONDAY EVENING, May 25th, AND EVERY RVENING DURING THE WEEK, LAST WEEK OF TRE GREAT Bren eOrourt XHIBITION ol be AMERICAN CIVIL WAR! THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OPTICAL BNHIBI- ONIN THE WORLD. PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF SCENERY. CELES TIAL AND ANIMATED OBJECTS, STA- TUARY, BASS RELIEFR, BUIL- GS, PORTRAITS. &c. Together with all the » i enes in the x t CIVIL WaR SN‘OUR OWN COUNTRY. GRAND DAY PERFORMANCES ON WEDNES- DAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. We Admission 2 cents ; Children 15 cents. mny 35-1w* a B*eezEr 3 GARDEN, NEAR THe Navy Yarp, The undersigned respectfully announces to club: societies, private parties, &c,, that his beautiful Summer Garden will be at the (B public disposal for Pic Nics and other entertainments during the season, on very rea sonable terms. The Pavilion is one of the largest in or areund Washington. The eitv cars run within a short distance of the garden. For par- ticulars apply on the premises, on EB street south, between 13th and 14th streets east, Navy Yard. FRANK A, BECKERT, Proprietor. my 15-Im* * OFFICIAL. JP sdacAutERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH- INGTON. Office Chief Quartermaster, May 23, 1% LruraL IvrLesests, G , &e., are requested to furnish this office price lists of the various articles of their trade. The saine shoald he directed to Lieutenant Colo nel ELtas M. Greene, Chief Quartermaster, De- partment of Washington. & my -te PERSONAL. He? MAGNETISM, MES, WREN continues to CURE ALL DISEASES With Her Hands Call and see this Cad testimoniajs, 44 between 6th and 7th, Washington, my i SIXTH WAKD—SECOND PRECINCT.— ELEC- \ TION NOTICE.—Notice is hereby given that, in conformity to@ke provisions of the charter of the City 6f Washington, an election will be held in the Second Precinct of the Sixth Ward, at the Ana- costia Engine House, on Morday, the first day of June next, for Collector, Register. and Surveyor of said city, and for one member of the Board of Aldermen, three members of the Board of Com- Sac one Assessor, to represent sai ward. Polls will be opened at 7 o’clock a. m.,and will be closed at7 p.m, PI OAS. W. DAVIS LEMUELGADDIS. BAMUEL ARMISTEAD, Commission@rs of Election. my 22 S INTH WARD—FIRST PRECINCT.—Notice is hereby given that in conformity to the provisions of the charter of the City of Wa-hington, an election will be held in the First Precinct of the Seventh Ward, at Istand Hall, Monday, the first day of June next, for Collector, Register, and Sur- veyor for said city,one member of the Board of Idermen, and three members of the Common Council, to represent said ward. Polls will be opened 7 o’clock A. M.,and close at7 crciecs 2 M. ). 3 i WM. . T.H. BARRON, my 6 Commissioners. QEVENTH WARD—SECOND PRECINCT.—An © election will be held on Montag; the first day June next, in the basement story of Ryland Chapel, corner of D street south and Tenth street west, for Register, Collector and Surveyor of the city; and forone member of the Board of Aldermen, and three members of the Board of Common Council! for said ward, in conformity with the provisions of the charter of the city of Washington, Polls open at 7 o’clock a, m.. and close at7 o’el’k CHAS C. MARTIN, BPBURN. my 22 S GEO. D. ¢. HIBBS, (8UOGESSOR TO W. M. GAL?,) DEALER INCOAL, | RED AND WHITE ASH, , ALD sIzEs. Oifice—282 Pennsylvania Avenue, __ Between lth and lsth streets, Smay 19-tf KEEP OOOL. STRA oi pr we re gt = Ne Pater RTI EMET?, Hatter, my 31" 236 Penn, ave., near cor, 13th st, of the kind ever offered to the public, and N° IMPOSITION .—Madame Ross, Doctress aud Aatrologist, was born with a natari ft, She tells the past and future—never known to fail. uses Speedy marriages; brings together those long separated; cures diseases. Business strictly confidential. No. 3%8G street north, corner of Twelfth street west, three squaree from the Patent Office. The only person that can show a likeness of future husband or absent friend in re ality. Ladies 0 cents Gentlemen $1. ap 2 1im™ FPO? 24LE- : A handsome my 26 Iw near U. 8, Hotel, AND EODORISIN D & DISINFECTING POWDER, PREPARED 2ND ee one BY Corner’ of W5th street and New York avenue. The above compound is prepared with a special view to meet the wants of the public inthe ap- proaching hot season for deodorising and disinfact- ing sinks. cesspools, outhouses, stables and vessels used in sick rooms, barracks, camps hospitals, steamboats, &c.,&c. For this purgose it has no equal. It destroys the most obnoxious exhala tious and resists the decem positions of animal and ‘vegetable matter to greater extent than any Cane or- ooghly used by the residents durivg’ the summer Fill prevent a great deal of the sickness attributa- ble to the foul ry generated in large cities during warm weather.’ my 23m" T= WHOLESALE STOCK or FINE GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS . oF EMILE DUPRE, (Late 320 Pennsylvania Avenue,) - REMOVED TO A479-NINTH STRBET—479 Between D and B, Where he will continue to sell to SctLExs, Punvgvons axp tee City TRapE mar 77-eotf FOR SALE—A handsome sorrel MARE,8 years 92, vithoat any fault whatever, I wiil . easy, harness, saddle and bi 5 aise fants te-Bread Trou: and six Boxes, Ynquire at 333 south B street, be- tween ‘iat and 2d, Os pitol Hill, near Penn. av, my 12 2w* 5 RE sODA BN Me ’8 MAGIO beth ig OW IN Ll ater to the .. Cresm and ‘ virups al s cape _my 13 tw ver ue, nouth rire, MPC ieledeos Mpesiegtemn receved atthe Music Store of W. G. rr, ay? SADDLE HORSE, Da i good in harness, at Mr. GEARY’S Stable, Ing WASHINGTON. D. C., THURSDAY. MAY 28, 186 N2, 3,199. THE WEEKLY STAR. This excelent Franily and News Journal conttining a greater vuriety of interesting reading than can te found in any other, is Publishea on Friday morning. pies, Twenty-five cupive It invarially contains ihe “ Washington News” that has made Tie Daity Evening Star | | — , cirenlate so generally throughout the eountry. s#Sincle copies (in wrappers) can be pro- cured at the counter, immediately after the iseue cf the paper. Price—Tures Cxxts, UNCONDITIONAL UNION £I0KET. KOR CITY OFFICERS, For Coturcton, WILLIAM DIXUN, For Recistrr, SAMUKL RE. DOUGLASS. For SpRvFvoR, WILLIAM FORSYTA. [Chrov., Rep. & Intel.} My 2i-dtiel 1m FOR aSBES SOK FOURTH WARD. INDEPENDENT NGOS DITIONAL UNION DATS. WILLIAM H, JOHNSON, my 95 lw* BRECOND WaRbD. ‘E@ULARLY NOMINATED UNCON. 3 AL UNION TORE ROT ON ALDERYAN. J. W. THOMPRON, Comuon Councit 8. P. BROWN, GEO, T RAUB, U. B. WARD. ° ASBEPSOR, L. W. DORSEY. Ty 20-31t* HIRD WARD UNCON DITION AL UNION em 4 TICKET, BUnE . For ALDERMAR, G,. A. HALL, For Coysiox Covyorr, A. R. SHEPHERD; JOHN F. COLLINS, FRANCIS McGHAN. _ may 18-dtel FOURTH WARD in Ej UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET, RAM ie DOUGLASS, WM. FORSYTH, For ALDERMax— CHAS. Il, UTERMEHLE. Fou Common Councir— ASBURY LLOYD. . JOBEPH FOLLANSBEE, MICHAEL LARNER. For Assrsson— my 21-ctjel THUMAS W. BURCH. FIFTH WARD, ONCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET. For ALDERMAN, GEORGE F. GULICK. For Cosson Councit, ROBT, T. KNIGHT. CIIAS. I, CANFIELD, ‘WM. P FERGUSON, SIXTH WAR: . \em UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET. For ALDrRMay, RICHARD MORGAN. For Commox Covver., HN H. PEAKE, GEO, K RUFF, DONALD McCATHRAN, For Assessor, my % CHARLES NELSON. REGULARLY NOMINATED UNCONDI- 1G TLON cker °° AL UNION TICEK SAVENTH WARD. For Co: rrctor, WILLIAM D- XON. For K SAMUEL For Surveyor, WILLIAM FORSYTH, For ALDERYAN, THOMAS K. LLOYD. Fon Comvon Counctn, JONAS B. ELLIS, CROSBY 8. NOYES, CHARLES WIL8ON, For Cou.scror.. For Rraister. Fou Sunvryron. may anit? my 16-33t* 1] cs SEVENTH WARD CONDITIONAL UNION TICKET For Alderman. JOHN R, ELVA} For Common Corneil, AUGUSTUS EDSON, WM. J. ™ ELL. mi-Im* iE H. DONEG. "Convention of all the Waras. 02 J.J. MAY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER In FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, | ROS Prsssynvanta Av 9TH AND 10TH Sts., Wasuineton, D.C, Brrwers We invite attention to our large stock of Dress Goods, Domestic Cotton Goods, Mantles, Black Silke, Hosiery. : Shawls, Linen Sheetings, Linen Shirtings, Table Damask-, Towelings, Quilts, els,ac.dc. We are constantly in thesPhiladelphia and New York markets buying for Cssu. which enables us te present to our customers at all times fresh sup- plies uf the above Goods. ahd xt prices as lew ax they can be had in any of the Northern cities. By pursuing this system of bunting goods cheap one day and selling them cheap the next,our busi- negs has increased greatly Devon on er peeraions: 308 Pennsylvania Avenue day 3-6t___ between Ninth and Tenth strects, Bes SEVENTH STRERT. & 532 ne 532 FIVE DOOBS NORTH OF PENN, AVENUE. Just received, a full sssortmentof the following goods : REFRIGERATORS, * WATER COOLERS, CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES, BATH PANS AND TUES, 50 gross Army Short-handle FRY PANS, KNIVES AND FORKS, all kinds, German Silver TABLE SPOONS, Do do TEA SPOONS, Britannia Ware TABLE 8POONB, Do do TEA SPOONS, WOODEN WARE, TIN WARE, PATENT CAMP KITS, COOKING STOVES, All of whieh is offered at the lowest prices, my 23-dlw W. H. HARROVER, Ss UFFERERS x FROM BILIOUS FEVERS, . MIASMATIC INFECTIONS, AND Simian DisEasks: Do you want to restore your health by Bitter, Dis- gusting and Poisonous Drugs, Liquids or Powlers? Weuld it not be better to try that Sure Remedy— that’Delicious Restorative, TOKAY, x orrather the | NECTAR OF TOKAY (Huxcarr)? Used with moderation, that unparalleled Wine gladdens the heart of man, restores his nerve, dis- pels the lingering shades of old diseases,and works cures as admirable as agreeable, You can get it genuine, pure and unadulterated at 8. C, FORD’S Drug Store, my 8-1m ‘ 290 Pennsylvania avenue, TLERS el ag ie = AND HOTEL KEEPERS. We have just received a full supply of BLODGETT & SWRET'S PATENT GALVANIZED OVENS, which we will sei! lower than they have been sold in this city before. We have No.2 to No.7. 3 3B. H.& H, I. GREGORY, my 26-tf 821 Pa, avenue, near 7th street. - By W.L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Horse AND CRE AGE Bama sn AND RE- Expressly for the BALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, &c., 9S Louisiana Avenue, Between Ninth and Tenth streets. Cask ADVANCED on CONSIGNMENTS, Storage for Carriages. 3 Horses, Carr'agen, &e., received for private sale. may X-tf W. L. W. WALL & OO., Aucta. Devan eager nee of the Unconditional Union | TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.} FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Fortress Monxrox, May 2.—The Rag-of- truce steamer State of Maine, from City Point, arrived this morning with 67 exchanged Union officers, among them Capt. Brown and Lieut. Carstier, of the gunboat Indianola. She also brought back fonrieen rebel officers, the rebels having refured to give onr officers in exchange. ‘They were sent to Fort Norfolk. The rebels are holding a lieutenant as a hestsge for one executed by Gen. Rurnside. ‘the Richmond Whig, of the 25th, has the following: IMPORTANTIF TRUE. Our Southern exchanges ventitatea rumor that Gen Johnston bas taken from General Pemberton his sword and placed him under ar- Test, Gen. Forrest and staff arrived at Shelbys ville, Tenn.. on the 14th inst. He is to take command ot Gen. Van Dorn’s division. Tullahoma, May 23—The rumor of the cap- ture of two of our regiments in front, with one piece of artillery, is nottrue. The enemy did surreund ana capture a small out-post of some 40. Allis quiet in front. The Jackson Appeal, ef the 13th, says that our (rebel) loss during the first day's engage- ment near Raymond may be stated a: 600 killed, wounded and missing. The loss of officers is said to be small. atUtica. The city is alive with de- Urica, May 27. monstrations incident to the mass convention of loyal leagues. A_ stupendous gathering in Chancellor Sqnare is expeéted, and arrange- ments have been made to dine 1,300 retarned soldiers from varions parts of the State. Hon. Henry A. Foster will preside at the meeting, and addresses will be made by Lyman Free- man, Daniel S. Dickinson, Henry J, Raymond, James W. Nye, John Van Buren and others. A Stolen Draft. WILMINGTON, May 27.—A draft drawn by B. Davideon & Co., banker, at San Francisco, on their correspondent in New York, for 3,0) in gold, endorsed by J. C. Beideman, was stolen here Jast night, Bragg’s Army Leaving Tullahoma. LovisviLtr, May 27th. Passengers trom Nashyille report that large portions of the rebel army are leaving Tullahoma, as is sup- posed, in the direction of Vicksburg. Death of a Telegra@phic Operator. PHILADELPHIA, May 27.—Marion Day, for many years an operator of the American Tel- egraph Company, died this morning atter a painful illness. +028 + LOCAL NEWS. gets ; SOMETHING oF A Mvss.—Considerable ex- ; citement was created yesterday, about the H ai a po aC TR SG SRS | corner of Fourteenth street and nnsylyania | avenue, in consequence of a muss between the , colored hackmen there and several white men. A big crowd speedily collected, and five par- ties were arrested, viz: Henry Mack, (white,) and Jas. H., William H., William and Lemuel Beckett, (colored,) and they were all taken be- fore Justice Clayton for a hearing. A number ef witnesses were summoned, but the testimony ; Was so conflieting thatii was almost impossible to get head or tail out of the affair. From all that could be gathered, it seems that Henry Mack (white) is engaged in Inbo- { rers work about Fourteenth street. While } wheeling a barrow in which was a pick, past } William Beckett's hack, the noise trightened j the horses, and caused “hem to make a back- ward move. Beckett t d Mack not to frighten his horses, and the la er retorted, applying some epithets to Beck :t, and threatening to knock bim off his hack-box. Sharp words en- sued, and the result was a fight. Beckett's brothers coming to his assistance. Mack got a blow with a brick on the back of the head, and Wm. Beckett had his head so badly cut that the blood ran down his face— nothing very serious, however. Other parties ed in, and pickaxe handles, stones, bric! ips, fist-, &c., were ysed freely, and blows were given and taken, but who did the striking did not fully appear; and the justice therefore concluded to consider the case simply one of disorderly conduct. and fined James H. and Wm. Beckett and Henry Mack each $5, and dismissed W.H. and Lemuel Beckett, usere being no evidence to prove their complicity. My. Wharton appeared for the colored men. isi EET Po.ice Reports. cone Precinct.—W. T Collison, keeping open Sunday; *i0. Thomas Scate, Thomas Brown, —— Butcher, disorder- ly; military. Third Precinct--John Harroc, disorderly; 1, Samuel Harrod, Bill Eddinburg, do.; - each. Samuel Papes, do.; $5.62—also, for assault: bail for court. Henry Lee, selling liquor without license; $20.62. Wm. Leisher, fast driving; dismissed. Jas. O’Neal, disor- derly; $5.44. Benjamin Ogle, do.; $2. John Fletcher, Geo. Maury, drunk; dismissed. Jno. Brown, disorderly; $5.62. Fourth Precinet.—Geo. Carroll, Maria Jon threats; security for peace. Emeline West, selling liquor without license; $20. Catharine Donovan, Jas. Harvey, drank and disorderly; dismissed. Geo. Hawks, do.; workhouse Sizth Precincl.—Mary E. Johnson, larceny; jail for court. John Hinsley, obstructing side- walk; $1. Henry Heisler, disorderly; locked up fonr hours and dismissed. Samuel Starks, Solomon Mathews. do.;do. Henry Moore, Jas. Doman, do.; $2 each. Tenth Precinct—Edmenia Gates, prostitution; workhouse. Mary Anne Ellis, drunk; £1. H. L. Jordan, suspicion of swindling; dismissed. Jno. Meagher, drunk; for trial. Elizabeth Wil- iams, disorderly; #2. Mr. Montigrito, nuisance; si. Jas. Pinter, drunk; provost guard. Pat English, selling liquor without license: de- ferred. Andrew Kidwell, highway robbery; for a hearing. John H. Pumphrey, Willia: Bransill, John Maginley, Robert Shields, di: orderly; held for a hearing. James Traner, Jehn Minor, fighting: #1. = A RovcH Crstonen.—Tuesday nighttwomen named Jno. Clark and Thomas Trainor were taken to the Fourth Ward Station, and put in the same cell. Trainor was very: disorderly, atid hard to manage by the police. In the cell Trainor made an attack on his fellow prisoner ; and when the officers went to see what was the trouble in the cell, they found Trainor have Clark on the floor, in a very uneasy position. Trainor’s hand was clutched upon Clark's throat, and the tongue of the latter was hang- ing out of his mouth several inches. Trainor was handcuffed and put in another cell. Yes- terday both were dismissed, Trainor upon con- dition that he should return to the ijleet from which he had leave of absence; and Clark to go to his quarters, the wagon park. aera <2 CASE or Horse STEALING.—About a month -ago Mr. J. L. Brown, of Georgetown, had a horse stolen from him, and on Monday last found the animal exposed for public sale at the corner of Seventh and D streets. Mr. Brown claimed the animal, which was given up by the then owner, who said he bought him from a boy named R. H. Williams. The boy was arrested by officer Themas, who took him be- fore Justice Johnson. Williams said that he bought the horse from Louis Chisley, who ‘was also arrested.. Thé magistrate could learn nothing by examination to implicate Chisley, and dismissed him; but comstitted Williams - to jail for court. The horse was one of the Government condemned horses, and was valued at seven dollars, agi ieee See REVIVAL AT CoxyaLescentT Camp.—For several mopths past Rey. C. P. Lyford, assisted hy bis wife, have been, under the auspices of the Christian Commission, laboring a: the Con- valescent Camp, where the Commission has built aneat Chapel. A revival of religion has been in progress for some time, and is growing in interest; meetings being held and large numbers tg tents. On Sunday last, Y., and a number of other oes cee Stele eae, oe es : lower, 3