Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1863, Page 3

} . Ghilds, D. D.T. Leach, A. N. LOCAL NEW AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GRoveR’s THHATER.— Miss Lucille Western pears in ber great character of id will be sustained by Charles Duyail,” G. E. Wilson as «De . Varviile,” Mrs.Germon as « Pradence,” and other characters by Mr. Grover’s company. In the Tsonation of the character of “Ca. mille” Miss Western, it is said, has no supe- rior. Vanretizs.—One of the finest bills of the season is offered the patrons of this resort this | evening, and it includes dancing, singing, Ethi- opian eccentricity, &c., by Nellie Howard, W. ; S. Budworth, Harry Leslie and other favorite erformers. Besides, a new version of « Uncle ‘om’s Cabin” will be performed. The man- agers of the Varieties by their enterprise and liberality, are fairly defying competition in their line of entertainments. rmcus —Madame Macarte’s and Mr. Nixon's combined circuses give their first entertain. ment yesterday afternoon and evening, and there was a very large audience undet the can- yass. The ring and equestrian performers are among the best now before the public. Three clowns, Jim Cook, Sam Lathrop and Jimmy Reynolés, make merriment. THE StTEREoscopHic EXHIBITION of the American Cival War may still be seen at Odd Feliows’ Hall, Seventh street, and combined as itis with an exhibition of pkotographic views of scenery, statuary, &c., it is immensely at- twactive. - May Concert.—Another concert will be given this evening at the Smithsonian Institute; this time by the pupils of the second, and part et first and third public school districts, under the lead of Prof. Daniel. These concerts are of exceeding interest. ———+e ANOTHER GRAND GERMAN RICH- ARDS MASS MEETING: oe ge Eleven Persons Present. as Sa They Decline Business and Adjourn to Take Lager. qe Ss Nix Richards. Nix Ellwood, Nix Schaum- berger. pease Bel The inteLigent Germans of this community showed their determination not to be inveigled into the trap set for them by the call for a Grand German Richards Mass Meeting last ‘week, by staying away severely. Only thirty persons were present then, though by the way, the Chrenicic inflated the little gathering intoa «large aud enthusiastic meeting,” and the Re- an, Which paper had no reporter at all went the additional length of saying ‘he room, passages and all, were «dense- ked,” &e., &c! ould neyer do to give it up so, and another grand German Richards mass meeting was called to be held last night at the same piace, (German Hall, enth -street,) and this time it was to bea Ss Meeting in earnest, enthusiasm,” Xc., not alto- nicte manufacture. > called for eight o’clock. mass, not even a man was Tter past eight there were luding Mr. Neidfeldt, the 1 of the former meeting: and at tmalf eight? swelled to » Men us regards moral worth al ayoirdupois, butthey by no means the promised “mass,” ards did not show. He evidently nm to repeat his last week's ing to understand what some triends similarly crucified irreverently culled “the d—d lingo!” Mr. Eliwood did not show. Mr. Shaumber- did not show, either by presence or com- cauon. he meeting paused for accessions. . Some of the eleven lef: An envmeration showed but What wes io be done! A motion was made, and instantaneously adopted, to adjourn and take lager; and thus ended the last of the grand German Richards ; mass meetings ! We shall watch with some curiosity to see | how densely the Republican will pack the hall { (and passages) on this occasion, and how en- j thusiastic the Chronicle will make the affair to have been, m their several reports. - eg DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.—The following have | been reported to Capt. Hartz, (effice corner ot Eighteenth and G streets,) since our last, at which piace all information relative to de- ceased soldiers may be obtained: John Faust, 119th Pa.; J. W. Sutherland. 6th Me.; S. H. Barnum, 7th Ohio; T. G. Conner, 4th Pa, cav.; Warren Smith, 4th N. Y. cav.; W. Downegen, watehman, Q. M. D.: W. Ir Baker, 12th -N.H . eyins, 15th N. J. W. ©. Peasiey, 35th N. Y¥.; M. G, Eppler, wagon-master; W. Dandroff, teamster; A. B. Wood, sd Pa.; Jeremiah Nichols, Uist Pa.; $ borer, Q.M. D.: F.M. Wyman. ;_M. P. Adams, 3d Vt: J. H. Apgar, | F. Grimes, 105th Pa.; S. Adamson, iusth Pa; John Lancaster, Sith Pa.; John C. Gray, 63d Pa.; Jos. Vockman, 12th N. H.: Alon- zo Plackmore, 6th -Mich. cay.; A. M. Elgin, rvth Pa.; W. L. McClain (rebel), 4th Ga.; Jno. S. Skinner, 2d N.J.; Wilber Burnham, 30th Mass.; W. W. Flanders, 2d D. C.: Allen Chand- der, 17th Pa. cay.; P. Sing, 74th Pa.; Geo. Vast- binder, S6th H. Emory, dist N. ¥.; Peter | ©: Ham. CU. Rankin, 2d Pa. art.; | y, 2d R.1L: P.&. Windsor, 2d R L £.. Brown, 12th N . James Maloy Patrick Hughes, 6th Pa.; D. Reed, Jos. A. Allabuck, FE Hi Wis.: John Must: tian Beil, 2d NL; G.W.V None six remaining. ng Gardner, #3d N. ¥.; Jesse Darst, 4th 0) than Shelley, 16th N. Y.: Geo. Myer, 1: W. R. Playsted, 33d Ni ¥ F. Bulinger, 62d Pa; A. C..Hubbell, N.Y.; A. J. Hubbard, i2ist N. ¥.; Martin Riley, 122d Pa: Mat Atkinson, ist N. ¥- R. Chineny, 73d N. Y E. Bruee, 16th N. W. Little, 3d N. J: G. Sweeney, 15th Christian Hobzworth, h In . rebel), 33d N. Geo. Johnse; h Miss.: Robert Br h Wis.; Jno. rd, Jno. A. Hap- nea N. J. mes Myers, iu2d N. Y.; D.G. wh N. ©: Burton White, 26th Wis.; Geo. eu prisoner; Edgar C: John Johnson, ambulance Daymud, rebel ci kins, Sth Mich.: driver. gS CrmimaL Court, Chief Justice Cartter Yesterday, John Ogie, charged with petty lar- ceny, submitted bis case, and was sentenced to a nominal punishment. - . George Burnett was convicted of stealing & pair of pantaicons from Geo. Layton, aud x tenced to thirty dsys in jail. . Jas. Howard and Jas. Skinner, indicted for stealing a trunk and lot of goods valued at $53 from J. J. Carmichael, was convicted. J.C. Broadhead, indicied for an assault and battery on Lieut. J. H. Mullen, was found guilty, aud he was aiso conyicted of robbing the lieutenant of $5.75. f Geo. Wiison, charged with stealing a lot of clothing from Francis Ocksenrider, was found guilty, aud received only a nominal senienee. In the case of Thomas McGuire, indicted for - Was entered. ged with stealing a barrel ging to E. Mankins, of George- ad sailly. ia+ Dick Allen. col., charged | pair of shors trom Solomon May nilty, the jury not being fuliy satisfied as to the ownership of the shoes, ae larceny, & nelle pr Geo. Smiih, ¢ of poultry be Town, Was fo Geo. Alien with Foratn WA SvaTIon Cases.—Walter | Stone, obstructing pavement: dism ssed. Tie inor, asearit and batter, lo. Geo. Ward 3 for court. M. “bail for court. M. Mary Jana aTroll, robvery t, beating his wil 1 il for court. Cavanaugh . Thos. 0. Cu - SHO. Charlotte Tipseco, drunk missed. Theodore Harris, Hoity, disorderi Davis, do.;1 and vagraucy d Non, do, S17. aes Somes 2. Jcim Mahar, drunk @ud disorderiy: disiaiveed. David Laug aud | Jas. serie. steeping in oa Aemtge | trick ers, MSDIA-A-Potu: judgn pene. mard Sharer, druak aad disorder- ay; 35.08. eee rie Socisty.—At the adjourned annual | i a of the Washington City Bible Society, | Moud»y evening, the foilowivg gentiemen wer- | elected officers of the society for the ensuing | year :— President—Hon. Peter Parker. Vico | ‘Previder te—Col. James L. Edwards, Wm. B. Todd, Andrew Reto weil, Andrew ty Kies J. Abrett, Jonn ©. Harksess, Wm. H. Camp- Se eee ballantyse, Directorse-B. | r—W ra. Antyne, & eee Zevely, Wm. 4 S lick, Thos, P. Mor 8 Redairake, Geo. F. Gu Wasser 5. urna sphraua William J. Rhevs, Ephral SA ‘codward 1 and disorderly; $1.58. John Ray, drunk; | Pets Henry Hillery, drunkand fighting: +5. Alex. Taylor, a Jobn Warner, drunk and disorderly: Jonn Kelly, drusk: $2. | Guas. Williams, cre- | } Marks, Win.J. Stone, T. J Magruder, Jauke, Dr. H. D. Noble, Wm. B. Ws Wm. Stickney, Leonard Hayek. | ao ae yersary of the peer was fixed for yr evening, the Sth of Jane, with an Sppronriaie discourse on the afternoon of the previous day. inety—On Tuesday afternos- ony. enti .° eer walking in the noighborhecd of {ut'Roulier’s Home be was atincked by twe | | rates, Sanitary Mzascnres.—Mayor Wallach has commenced operations looking to the rej of the streets and the removal of all o! ive matter detrimental to the publichealth. Four- teenth and Seventh streets, to the river, are to be re been commenced upon both, and upon Four- and-a-haif street from tho Arsenal to the canal, This work is being done by the contrabands, the Government having ordered them to it at the suggestion of the Mayor and city authori- ties, The War Department has alsd issued an order reaflirming every arrangement hereto- tore made for the removal of dead horses or other animals from Washington, Georgetown or the county. After the removal of ‘in Krause no arrangement was made for the burisl of sny but Government horses, but now all are to be rernoved. The contrabands doing this work and that of the repair of the streets are under charge of Capt. Gamble, A. Q. M.. on Gen. Martindale’s staff. Arrangements haye also been made whereby the scavengers cun convey their night soil ont. | side of the city limits, and thus effect the re- moval of one great cause of offense. Gi carts will go through the city daily and remove all kitchen offal; and parties desiring to have such offal removed will only have to notify the Commissioner of the Ward or give notice at any ef the police station-houses, when the mitter will be attended to at once. Property-holders and tenants must look to their cellars and privies, and have them kept in a cleanly condition, xs examinations of t! same will be frequently made and the penalty will be strictly enforced against all persons al- lowing violations of the sanitary regulations of the city. The canal is to be dredged, and for that pur- pose locks are being made. In addition to the above, the gutters of the streets are to be so improved as to runoff all water and filth, and prevent the accumulation of dirt and pools of stagnant water. For the better protection of property, torty fire plugs on the McOlellan plan are to be put up at once. Thus a good system has been inaugurated, and if properly carried out will go far te en- sure the heaulthfulness of the city. a as \ Botpv Ropperny.—The Thieves Captured and the Money Recovered.—Lieut. Sellers, of the 65th New York Volunteers, was robbed yesterday by two men named George Ward and George Carroll, with whom he had been in company during the day, and spending his money tree- ly. About one o'clock the party gotto Rainey's Hotel, on D, between 6th and 7th streets. There they took a drink at the bar, and Lieut. Sellers excused himself and went into the back yard. His companions followed him, and one threw his arms around Sellers’ neck and choked him, white the other took his money, amounting to nearly $200; the thieves at once fleeing, pur- sued by Mr. Rainey agd officer Drane. After achase Ward was c@ptured on H, near Fifth. He was taken to the Fourth Ward station and searched, but no money was found upon him; but an immediate search along the route taken by Ward, resulted in the discovery of $153.50, in a barrel, in the yard of Mrs. McLeod, on Fifth, between G and H streets. Carroll, the other party, was arrested by officer Kelly about 4 o'clock, as he was coming out of a grog shop near the railroad depot. Both prisoners were by Justice Giberson committed to jail for court. Yard is about nineteen years old, and is well known to the police. Carroll is about twenty- eight years of age, and was employed as a driver of a wagon for a lager beer house, butis a butcher by trade, and his place of residence is New York. Tue New Counciy Cita -—The hereto- fore unsightly and ill-proportioned room used as the chamber of the Board of Common Council has been entirely remodeled, and now presents 4 very neat appearance. The ceiling has been lowered nine feet, and two rooms partitioned eff, the west end one of which is to be used as @ committee room, and the other for the president of the Board. The tloor has been raised abont six inches, on which the desks of the members are arranged in a semi- circle, having 2round ita heavy wainut rail- ing. The president’s and secretary’s desks are on a platform in the west end of the room. The frames of the portraits of Washington, Jack- son and Clay have been regilt by Frank Lamb, and the first will be placed above the presi- dent’s chair, and the others in the eastern part of thereom. The walls have been papered in imitation of fresco, aud the floors covered with handsome carpet by John Alexander. Thegas fixtures, of French pattern, are from Cornelius «& Baker, Philadelphia. The remodeling has been done by MeSsrs. Downing & Bro., con- tractors, Wim. Sibrey doing the piastering—the whole work being superintended by Mayor Wallach and President Shepherd, of the Board. This room is now a credit to the city. age A Harp Cas¥.—Yesterday morning, a man named Jas. Herrity was brought before Justice Giberson, charged with being drunk. No wit- ness appearing agains: him, he was dismissed. He then said that his wife and himself had no: been on good terms for sometime pasi, and thongh the house in which they live belongs to hhn, his wife tries to drive him away; inking the place as nucomfortable as possible, by bringing her sister and others to occupy the givine him no place tosleep, and re- to cook his meals for him, and_at times beating him with sticks and stones. The Jus- » could do nothing for him under the cireum- tances, as he (Herrity,) made no direc: charge against his wife, and only made the state. ment in apology tor his drunkenness. gee ‘D WASHI ‘ON STrAMsurr (his company have placedan ad- hip upon their line, thus mak- success they haye tnet with this increase, Freichts or passen- gers by this line, willbe carried at very low and as the steamers connect with all transportation lines out of New York, the line offers peculiar inducements to business men. The commanders of afl the vessels are experien d skillful seamen, and safety as Well as despatch is thus insured. ‘ Se Sent to tHe Op Carirot. . C. Arty, who w: John Fox paroled some time in | escaped from that place 3 : was rearrested and, by order of Captain Todd, confined in the Old Capitol. Drs. Hunter AND WILLIAMS, authors of the published lett on Pulmonary Diseases, visit Washin, with May, and may be consulted at 260 Penasylvania avenue, oyer Mrs. Voss’ jewelry store.- Office hours from $ a.'m. to 4 p. m. 2% Seat eget “CRYSTAL SPRIN This beantiful sum- mer resort baving recently changed hands. is now open for the reception of visitors. The locality of the Springs 1s well known to most ot the citizens of this District, being situated three andahalf miles from this city, on the | Piney Branch road, which as a rural drive, is unsurpassed forthe quiet beauty of thescenery: the roud itself, during the summer, being the very best in this vicinity. To those of our cit- izens desiring a pleasant ride, free from the dust and turmoil of the city, this place offers inducements superior to any other. ‘The present proprietors ‘ve built a new and bandsome hotel, provided with pleasant and commodious dining-rooms, parlors, d&c., and have added much to the natural beauty of the grounds about the Springs. . The culinary department will be presided | over by a gentleman of known experience and ability, who will always be prepared to fur- nish évery delicacy of the season to the patrons of this establishment. There is alsoon the prem- ises a large and well furnisned bar, stocked with an extensive and well selected variety of the choicest wines and liquors. It will be the aim of the present proprietors to make this place a first class summer resort, j where gentlemen and their families, whilst driving out, an visit and obtain both rest and retreshments, out iH. F. Turser & Co. TENTION Soupises! PROre Or Your BeaLru!— No sensible man wiil leave the City without a sup) of Holloway’s Pills & itment, For wounds, Bruises, Sores, Fovers and Dysentery, these medicines are the best in the world. Every lish and French Soldier uses them, Only 25 oi per Box er Pot. 26 vee Maztres or Livex Comriarst. un. wonderful medical rendered Hostetter’s Sto! STONE, guit-bilious virtucw'are pot the Teast re Batkable. No words can do Justice.to its marvel- ores It e reditio oh aioehs pain tween the tan right side, yellow suffasion of the skin, costir: tin innate Mlceeer aseease ce caltiner srowtores which, indicate the varion! PAases of acute and chronic Livers pisint.arecne 7 , wi iset test and most a>’ all promptly relieved whoue 5" Bitire ad eprotective medicine, will waver pulbe Khe ema see ponsition Liver disease or billous remit ee removed, by ¢ found in this city, | | "AND SEXUAL SYSTEMS.—New and reliable i th Wtesets. ny Lros’s Macyrtic Fira Pownza, In Summer when the sun islow, Come forth in swarms the insect foe, And for eur blood, they bore you kaow, - And suck itin most rapidiy. But fleas, roaches, ’skeetere—biaca or white— An death's embrace are stiffened quite, IfLyon’s Powder chance to Hight In their obseure vicinity. Lyon’s Powder is harmless to mankind, bat will ‘Kill all house inseots, garden worms, plant-bugs. &c,. Lyon's magnetic Pills are sore death to rats and mice, Sold everywhere, my H-2w 0 Dexxis Banygs & Co. eg Songer Diswasrs. Samarsian’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the pabyiseestenie rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, Shy no baicsn uo merecry Only ton pills 90 no bairam, no mercury. mn pi faken, It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male packs ages, 22; female, 83. 4 Samaritan’s Root and_ Herd Jiices—A positive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulsers, Sores, Spots, Tetters, &c_ Price $1, or six bottles for $5. goid by 5. C. Ford. See aavertisement, m5 age Gauir Pewwsyivamia Rovurs, via Baltimore nd larrisbura, 10 the Northand West.—Two trains leave ‘ashington daily and one on Sunday—quitk time— low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold Feroush at Government rates. For tickets and fur- er informatien ly at the office of Great Penn- sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pe: iv avenue aud Sixth et., Washington. Office open fem 5a. m, until9 p, m.; on Sundays from 2 to 4p. m, au lt-ly Norton, Agent. LS Sees Pate eae t hse Cons in Ere Day oe Godfrey's ntidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhea in siz days. No change of diet required. Price $1 per bottie. Sold by B.C. Ford, cornor Ilth street and Pa, avenue Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly yw ¥ork, pea a ‘THE CRBAPEST AND BEST Hatz DYBIN WoRsLp— Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, 0 centsa box, The bestinuse. Try it. Sold by 8. C., Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, ja6-ly 3 ——_—>— — DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIN, i ment—in Reports of the Howard Association—sent in sesled letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Ad Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, hiladelphia, Pi mar 25-3m SSS Dx. Doront’s Sugar-coated Female pemaiaing Pills are the very tes! in use. They operate spredi and effectively, and being sugar-coated create no Rau- Sea upon the most ‘elicate stomach, A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over allothers, Price $1a box. Sold bys. CG. Ford, corner 1ith street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, in6-iy DIED, ‘ On the %th instant, MARGARET WAGNER, Seed 22 years and 4 months, beloved daughter of John and Regina Wagner, “ The friends of the family are invited to attend her funerai Friday afternoon, at 4 o’clock. = Fo SALE CHEAP— One span of HORSES, H4OK and HARNESS, TS Alto. one light TOP BUGGY and light DOUBLE HARNESS, Inquire at 201 Penn. a enue, id my 25-3t™ wre CHEAPEST DINING ROOM! The New York Dining Room 474 7th street, op- posite Pest Office. Open day and night. Sunduy incinded. Olean sirgle Rooms 59 conts each, my 6-Im* EAVY ROBBERY OF SILKs.. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD! The store of the subscribers was entered and robbed on Thursday night of Silks estimatea to be worth about six thousand dollars, and we now offer a reward of one thousand dollars for the recevery of the whole, or 3 proportionate amount for what- ever may be recovered. my 16-10t W.M. SHUSTER & CO. Fe SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—One fine ., Morgan STALLION ; bark bay; good still ; works well in harness; kind and gen- tle. ’ Also, Buggy, Saddis, and Carriage horses. Also, one large draft or family horse; kind and gentle. Inquire at @LADMON’S Livery and Sale Stable, cor. Bridge and Market ate., George- town, D.C. my 2i-lw* SLAND HALL GROCKBY, LIQUOR, FRED I AND MARKET BTORK. The subscribers beg leave to announce to the citizens of the Seventa Ward that they have filled their Store with the freshest and best articles in the above named business, having purchased wholly for cash, which will enable them to sell cn the most moderate terms, and they confidently ask for a share of the business of that neieborhood, my 7-2W* FENWICK & €O. CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! On band the best lot of LIGHT CARRIAGES ever Offered in this market, for styie aud variety, consisting ia part of Extension Tops, two and four seat Reckaways, top ard no-tep Buggies, Jersey Wagons, &c., &e. Also, SUTLERS’ WAGONS of ail sizes, with an* without springs. Repairing promptly attended to . ROB'T H. GRAHAM, Coachmaker ae 74 D.and 477 Kighth st. MOUNTAIN BITTERS. Th from tne her! Tyrol Mounta: Bitters in Russia, Germany, and Awitzeriand for valuable Bitters is prepared in great part eathered from the Swiss Aips ant Sin Germany, and is a Standard of CONSUMPTION, COLDS, DYSPEPSIA, LIVE. KIDNEY, AND LUNG COMPLAINTS, AND PAIN IN THE BTOMACH. It reguiates and opens the howels. c tite, preventa fever and many other d was highly recommended by DB, ALANZONO in the Bussian War of i812, It was used asa GES AL OY CERTAIN remedy for the disedses pamed, with great success and wonderful cures, Aremarkab‘e feature of itis,a glassful poured upon the head and well rabbed in will cure the most painful headache. DirEotTions ror uss.—A small wineglassfull previous to each meal and before retiring to bed. the cur Prepared and manufactured from the orizinal recsipt by DECAMP & MILLER, corner of Sixth and N streets south, Washington, D.C. SWISS MOUNTAIN BITTERS. ‘This valuable Bitters has been very successful,— proof by hundreds of citizens of Washington and other cities of this country, with full satisfaction, for the diseases named. ie Therefore, officers #hd soldiers, and others con- nected with the army should not be without a bot- tle of this celebrated Bitters. my 19-eolm”™ DE CAMP & MILLER. 486 NEW STOCK. 486 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS. Just received, a choice sel ection of new and desirable styies PAPER HANGINGS, From the rich and ornate to the most chaste and simple patterns, appropriate for parlor, hails, dining rooms, ce bera. cancun ABD PRINTS, STATUES. FIBE-BO. PIROES, © UES, 0. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS GILT BAND WINDOW SHADES. BUFFOR ANY IRED STYLE OR GIZE OF ETE O® SHADR ADE TO ORDER, eee Cr TUE e 0! at t ts tin the District, from the pufactory in ths country. Alro, an assortment of Darx Wood Frames, with & beautifal variety of amail-aized Oval and Card Visite Frames of foreign and domestic mani . Passepsteute,&c, PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, $ Different sizes and colors; Picture Bings, Nails &e. Purchasin; exotarrely for the above (sccording to their quality) will be di fat as low rates as they canbe purchased for in the Bra Sacer ion toe canes Bes goods. Terms cash, J. MAinnrrER Remember the number, No. 486 ith street, ht doors above Odd Fellows ; and the terms Sekh for goods and iabors * ny 2-we0" 3. W. BEYNOLDS, Proprietor. rr ilereescreor iP FOR 34LR. { 1 ' j ANTED—A pair of large. BALLS, PARTIES, &. PRozssson. GOODALL’S FLORAL PRATIVAL Will take p' KBVAY EY. NING, Mar Ane bY ‘Tackmeat sth 2) Umon Rotel, -gotows tad it “ 2 ta ard at Wiisie t . my WANTS, brote MOLES, TY Apyis to S1BLBY & 22 Dat, it | FOR SALE AND RENT. 10 L.KT—Two euit "CBA: A Rg Papedabatate 800M3 : one with o: witnout the second fieer. at 527 5 H street, between my 23-3t* i H board, three doors ast of Ory Bait pn Snitch SE 2S Inn R RENT—A bh hy ~ F EN andsomely-fu nished ROOM, on hb rooms attathed ', Taquire at No. 435 Dat ‘ ie: Se Seas {OBR SALE—The fixtures. at the Depot, 41% Inquire at the Morgan House. McOLELLAN HOUS® and New Jersey o2. my was TRD—A PEDLER'S SECOND SINGLE- HORSE WAGON, hg Aidrsss Evening star, Bex 26, atating lowe-t price. amy 23-5t* ase COOK for Orystal ‘om thecity, Inquire of aylvania ay. my 23 2t” W ANTED—A YOUNG MAN to sasist ina den- tist’s Jaborators and study the profession, Appiy at this omce, my 23-3t* was TED—A MAN to shuc« oysters and m himselfnecS 1 Good wages will be given to the right kind of man. 360 bighth stree corger of L my 33 xt ANTED-—In an offica, a BOY about 15 y, of 820; One that writes a fait hand, and is cor- rect at igurea, Reference required as to character. Acdre: HH,’ Star Oilice. my 23-2t* A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION as cook washer and ironer. City reference given. Cail between D and Virginia avenue, on Third st., Teland. my 23-3¢ W ANTED_To x0 short distanon in the ooun- ER; to gach, liberal wages will be siven aot ; to such, eral wages ven, 323 O atreet, back of Metropolitau Hotel. ies WASTED TO PURCHASE—In Georgetown or Washington,a DROG STOKE, or a ROOM suitable fer one. for which the most favurable terms will be offered, Address “Spatula,” Box 24. Star Office. my 2-5 * A FRINTHR WANTED — Wanted. a JOB PRINTER capable of working a hand -press, He must be quick, and entirely compstent to set apand work off small arms jobs. Avply with re- ference. immediately, at the Star (fice. it ANTED—Py two respectable you iris WwW SITUATIONS; one as cook. washer, “nd ironer, the other to do chamberwork and assist in wassing andircning. Address Box 4, Star Office, tT FoPsisnep ROOMS FOR RENT. IN 0; the moat pleasant locations in the city. ply at the routheast corner et Sth and H street” my 27 3t* RK SALE—-in Bladensburg. two-story bigh. with an scro and a quarter of land.” Apolr, to, CHARLES BRIKNEW, Prince ge"e Con: Geor: yt new HOUSE. 5 my 27-lw* |B pixvrcuge tor buyer. Inquire No | 13th streets. Fo SALE—1I o'er for sale my STORE and Teasons to de explained tothe . 823 Bst., between 12th and my 27 2t™ and 234 my Z- street weat. att FOR BALE--A two stor taining seven rooms, avenue, froating on I strest north next to the corner of 22d street west. for further particulars inquire at the atore corner BRICK HOUSE con- One square from Penn. Pennaylv: Possession giv: ant ap ing, may find t! Lafayet! he best in ste ps of the rail road houses, One of niet Apartments. single or com: FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT.—Gentiemen, Bt doc go with their wives, desiring pleas- m at 326 H street. near Vermont te Square. The location is the city, and is within a few and of two excellent boarding my 27-4t™ city. Address or between ith and FOS RENT—Three FU RNISHED ROOMS, (with out beard.) located in_a plaasant part of the cappizat 520 Massachusetts av., ath ste, my 26 3t OLIOE —I have two most desirable samme N dona, which I would rent to. gentlemen of pet habits. Address ‘he post office. “Y¥,” over signature through i my 2% 3t” SMALL BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE ON ound rent, Aj streets, -° pply atcorner of 1ith and F may 26 3t* PLFasant AND AIRY ROOMS TO RENT IN the medern builtfour story house No. 309 F street*between llth and 12th sts. my 26-3t* WANTER Far a few months, a small FUR- Ay, NISHED HOUSE, with live or six rooms, est reference given- reas, stating term:, “HLA. S.2? Box 158, Washington, DG. do the general house- + none but an expsri middle-aged woman pre- Hi street, near ith street my 2 3t™ WANTED A WOMAN work of a small family enced one need ap pty; ferred, Inquire at west. Ax PERSON WISHING TO ENGAGE IN A profitable business can find a good opportuni: y by appl ing this evening. at7 0 clook. or to-mor- Tow, batween i2and | o’clock, at the news stand No. 160 15th street, between Fand@. my 28 2t* Hees WANTED.—I wish to parchase, for cash, & neat two-story frame or brisx DWELL. Any person having such a honee to @ispose of will please call on or address WA. J. DONOHOO, No. 444 F street, between sth and oth Ly 5 i W ANTPD-FABM LABORERS, one o1 more. ‘Apply at this office. my 27-31" GERMAN GIRL, UN! ERSTANDING GED eral housework, is wanted at 391, between 43s and 6th streets, Penn. avenue, Wages liberal. my 2-30" WANTED A smart and active BOY, ono who ind’ Milling to make himself useful. “Good re- erence required, no other need apply. J RIDER & WALLACH, i 450 Benn avenue. WA4St5p 10 RENT UMMEDIaT RLY amail ¥URNISHLED HOURS, or suite of f nished rooms, comprisicg two chat: bs ‘dining teom and <itchen. Also. a Situation in store fora boy 4 yearsold. Address * “Wanted, OLB WROUGHT and ar Offer, WaARtE CAST SCBAP LBON for which the bighost eash prices will be given Also, Champagne. my 27-3t* Porter and tch Aie Bottles in any quantitiss,at Island Hail, gi street south. my 27-Im= B. F. CAREY. TED—A BREAD BAKER at 496 Seventa , between Dand Ratreets, McKELDEN & P+' TERSON. Ws walts papered; gas si back alleys A Price $2.2. Apply West, tance Mand between lith and 12t taining seven large, airy rooms Fok. SALE—A FRAME HOUSE. naarly new, con- i aud passage 1 through the house; tide aud pump of excellent water within 5) feet of the door. Possession given immediately, on the premises. 25% Sth st. LN sts, north, or at 425 H st., h sts. my 26-e03t™ Fz LaRG¥ D back building. The one of the De Menon on H street, between 13th and lith tree’ feet alley on westand 30 feet aliey on north side, Inquire at premises for terms. WELLING FORK RENT OR sale, turnisbed with ample 'etan@ three-story house is No. 372. i the west or Chain Buildin, with 15 my 26-3t* AUCTION SALES. he ee oe FOR OTHER AUOTION GALES SEE 18T PAGR. HIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW By J.0. McoGUIBE & 00., Auctionsers. US tERS’ SALE OF TALUASLE IMPROVED Dav ere eh ag ar THOR. 4 ate on mises, by virtue teed Of trast ¥ Ea aed ine sad of th ee a a of the saear nee gg county, D O.;we sal soil fhe western, onmorth £ street, to y TAN ctrasts nes aif took alley timbres foot alle) mm} re story Brick Dwelling House, © - 5 3 & Immediately after, on the premi the south haitot let No. 21 insquateNo y,toecthes unses Lime Kilns and other worms appertaining Terms: 0: If casa; remainder i; twelve mont: swith interest secured bs ag Soe trust on the premises. If the terms of saie are rot complied with in five days thereafter = ears se cient Let at the risk e: ol @ defau! aser, notice in the National Intelligencer. All conveyances at the cost of purchaser, GHAREES SIOUBBA, Truste 5 ru 5 my 18-eod&an $.0, MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts, By W..L. WALL & 00.. Aurtioneera. XEOCUTOR’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD. inG Lers at Avotioy.—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 23th instant, at 5o’clock, we will scl], in front of the premises, Lots 16918, 13, and 2), subdivision of Square 183, fronting ‘each on Six: teanth, between north >. and M streets. T 3 balance in six. twelve. and eighteen months.t aring interest, and secured by deeds of trust on th. premises. SARA O'DONNOGHOE, | PETE) O’DONNOGHUR, E: ‘tors. my 25 W.L. WALL & CO Aacte Sy SOraeee & WILLEON, Auctioneers, MPTORY SALE OF OITY LOTS. Pitney AFTERNOON, Mi aan me o’clock , we will sell, at our Auction ms, Iron Ball, ihe following described City hots, viz iy 01 ‘e |. in jaare 1, yotin, feet 6 inches on Maryland avenue, between ist and ith streets east, Lots No. land 13, in Square No. 1,933, frontingeach » een lith street 100 feet on north O street, be east and am avenue, ‘The whole of Square northwest of Square No. 1,038, embracing Lots No. 1.2, 3,4,5 and 6, fronting on ap avenue, nortu C street and 3th st. east, Lot No. 6, in Square No. 1,135, fronting 65 feet on Kast Gapitel street, between 13th and lath ste. east, Lot No’6, (corner lot,) in Square No. 1,953. front- feet on north D street, betwesn Mth and esitively without reserve. Terms cash. my lé-d&ds BOTELER & WILUSON, Ancts. Geor, Peter, Md_ For further verd,’’ Darnestown P. O.. M: OR RENT--The RESIDENCE of the late Mal. i 8 in Montcomery co., ““Mfontan- St! ealars) address pousnisnep ROOMS FOR RENT AT PA, avenue, near 22d street, with use of bath- reom, hot and cold water; gasin the house. Best of board furnished if desired. No children wil! be ken. my 25-iw* fret. Apply to x. P, No. 135° B ridge street, Georgetown. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT #08 SALE. a Lot 13, in Square 122, fronting 59 feet on leth street west, and running back same width to the | depth of 150 feet, and containie + about 9,000 square JACKSON, Attorney at Law, my 3 lw isth street, j inthecity. Eve: ing them, FURNsaSD Roos TO RENT—For rent, a3 east side, between Gand H streets, neatly farnished and’ very comfortable BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and | LORS. The neighborhved is one of most desirabie attention paid to thoss No children in the PAR- ‘ocsapy- Use, my 8-tf Fo SALE—Two also alarge finely loi of Capitol. _ my 35-lw™ ‘few squares from Treasury immediately. Frame Houses, Building Lots and No. 516 Library Buildin, fine BRICK HOUSES. oniy a Possession given cated Square of Ground east HALIDAY, . 11th at., routh Pa, avenue, OR REN T—Desi in a first-class hi summer. Apply at my 23-7t ble suits of APARTMENTS use. Location delightful in 495 17th street, between H | and I, two squares north of Pennsylvania avenue. I¥4MEDIATELY—At 372 E street, between J0tb and lith, an experienced SEW ING MACHING OPSRATOR. One with machine proferred. my 25-e03t* Was a= good Buudie [RONRBS at the National Steam Laundry, Pennsylvania ave- nue, opposite Grover’s Theater. my 2-tf JA HOTCHKISS, Prop. y 7 ANTED—Three DRESS MAKERS at No.354 13th street, between H and I streets; none but good handsneed apply. Also,one young laiy to learn the business. my 2-3t* J AKER WANTHD.—A No.1 BREAD BAKER, noe capatle of soxing charge, Good wages an a employment given. Peres ee NOERR & BRO., Corner of E and lith sts, my 28-3t VV Ante a WOMAN to cook, wash, iron, aud do general housework for 4 small fanily Also, x young Girl to take cure of children. Good wages to competent and willing ther need apply at 594 !ith stresi, between C and say 26-tf Vv tf A dining-room SERVANT at N ; between F and @ streets. Re ANTED— 395 13th ence required, _ my 25-tf WADZED IMMEDIATELY —A good WaSEL- WRIGHT by EARL & STOV DR, cor. 2igt and I streets, my 3-lw* ANTED—A first-rate COACHMAN, one who will wake himself otherwise uscful. Apply at No. 37, corner 43: and C s WARE. IMMEDIATELY Ms J, PENTERS, Liberal wages will be paid to good workmen, and noue Others will be acceptad. Apply to the Government Carpanter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeenth street. Lieat. Col. KE M. GREENE, hiet Quartermaster, Department of Washington. my 25-tt 10 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT ’ 381 F street, between 8th and 9th, opposite the Patent Office, and gct their Yokes, Bandas, Sleeves gnd Skirts &c, stamped, Aiso, splendid Braidi and Embroidery Patterns for Slippers, Pinceshions, Joseys, Capes, Dresses, Gar- ibaaia and Zourve Jackets, adies can have their Stamping done in afew minutes. my ~3-lw ~ STAMPING! 5 )OTAMPING !! STAMPING j!! 20,900 LALIES WANTED. The Washington ladies are invited to call at BUPPURT'S Fancy, Stamping, Braiding and Em broide-ing Establishment, Ne. 522 7th street. be- twoen D and EF streets, to get their stamping done in the neatest style and at the shortest notice. Jast received. a new-ot of Patterns. r¢ fer Em- broidering and Braiding executed with ineatneas ud dispatch, “pyaiw" CHR. RUPPERT. Ware. Two good journeymer HOUSE PAINTERS. ighest wages given. None but good workmen need sprly. Bquire at M, T. PARKER'S House Sign and Ornamental Painting Establishment, No. 59 Louisianaay my 22-St* rsonus,—pone | iy | most reasonable terms. JOHN J. PEABODY, No. 50 Louisiana avenue, of the Washington I _my 3-1w* POR SALE—A new three-story brick HOUSE pleasantly located iv the Seventh Ward ; will be sold a bargain for cach. Inquire at the office ron Works, isiand, ale a large and han apitol. The house is fully can secure the furnit Tepes McGUIBE & CO.. chant most superior manner, with rovements, and deligh {Chron.} V2BY, DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE NRAR THR CaPiToL For Saik —We offer for dsome residence, builtin the all the’ modern im- tiully situated mear the furnished, and the purshaser ure a8 well, possession given. Arplyto JAS. 0, Auctioneers and Com. Mer- wr 3 6t avenueand ist st. T! ; erty. of the Capitol Grou: } myl-im* FS SALE—LOUSE AND j besen ent and attic Brick House, containing 3 roows, No. 219 Nort LOT—A two-stery, street between Delaware ‘his is most desirable prop- being situated witbin the proposed extension nds, It will be sold on the For particulars inquire of I LOST AND FOUND. roperty and payin uartermaster, 2d D, C. vols. TRAYED—To the Cliffburn Barracks, a bay SO MARK. The ewner can have it, by provine g charges, by Paauteing (of Pm REWARY.—3t person returning th above reward, my £3.2t* $5 ber, a DURHAM CO rayed away from the subscri- W, entirely red. Any @ above cow will receive the MRS. NUNAN, 191 Ist.. bet. th and 218t, high; just castrated; der shout one inch di 1ith and 2th. be given if returned to {my 23-st* ] &2(y REWARD. —Straved or stolen, a BROWN tS U COLT, about two years old and 15 hands had a sore on theright shoul- ae The above reward will No. 304 F sireet, between J, KILLIAN, riber jast Fatur HORSE. (flea bi’ ft fore foot. An ‘eceive a iiberal XN —Taken from the premises of the sv No. 750 New J. day, the 23d instant, one large itten,! lO or 12 years cid; lame '¥ person feturnina same horse reward kK. H. LAMBELL, ersey avenue, Lost—a black PO! 4 ofthe notes bas bee: ny 27-3t™ gal papers and certain notes of hand; Wiil be paid for the recovery of the : JOHN T CKET-BOOK. cor nstopped. A libera’ same. C, CLARK, Twelfth st No. « S & REWARD.—St (De May, one white ward will be psid en corner of G and 18th op the iorehead and very slim tail, rayed or stolen on the 2th of horned COW, with spot of tar The above re- her delivery toE E BROWN, sta, my 25-3t* AME TO THE owner of the asove ward, prove prope: away. my 2 3t*} PREMISES OF THE 8B- scriber, No. 500 Maryland avenne, yesterday raorming, a gray attached to a top bexgy. The roperty will please come fer- y. pay charges and take him THOMAS FAHEY ANTED—At Soldiers’ Home,throe good FARM HAN DB, where constant employment will be furnished. Board, bedding ard good waz-s paid. Inquire at Mr. EDWARD WALL'S Grocery, neat the corner of Penn. avenue and 7th streets or on the premises ef Mr. WARD. my 22-9t™ ANTED—BOABD for a gentleman and wife in a private family; terms must be reasonable. Boleros exchanged, Address T, M,, Star Office, wy 21-1W” ANTED IMMEDIATELY—By JOHN L, KID- Georgetown, pe- rienced OLERE. ra; 7 A an ex| to whot a Jiberal salary will be paid, Satisfactory referencesrequized, my 5-tf ANTED—For the United States Marine Corps, WwW several hundred able-bodied MEN, between the ages of 16 and 49 years, Seldiers serving in this Doves performs duty at our navy yardsand on board United States ships-of-war on foreign stations. Pay same aé ii try of the army. By goodoon- duct and sttention to duty a soldier will certainly rise to the position of a non-commissioned officer. Two dollars will be paid any one who brings an accepted recruit to these Barracks, ks Shee allother information apply at the Marine arracks, Washington, 2) G. McOA WLEY, my5-49 Osptrin commanding port. ANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE bse rieesaee Good, Ot evary desorintion® i} 5 ee OTe RCOHLY eaeree at mar 30-tf det. @ and H, east side ANT: By g respectable weman, UA- W: NON an sook eenteble a arr ty. pay charges and my 26-3t™ » 1a) REWARD... the night of the 13t] ‘One Wil. A. TOMPKIN AKEN UP—On the 2th inst., one bay HORSE, about 15 hands high and 12 owner is requested to come forws take him years old. The + Prove proper- oquire of JUSTICE FERGUSON. aw: Corner Penn. ave. and ist st. — Baca; from the Washing- ton elty sail ering District of Columbia, athe f April inst... 1863— KING, alias LEGRANGE, his age is about S2years; 5 feet 6 or 8 inches high; light brown hair cut short and when lo! t sacks his Tene merin, ch. OHN HABDING, about 45 or 50 8 or 9inches high whiskers grey itellectual for KILROY, 2 years of age; light b: as & grum anda age; 5 foot soy "Rito, JOHN low forehead; was comaed is round and full; of quick of ; Very sharp features; ed; full and roliing rehead about 5 feet 10 inches high: rown khair cat 4 short; frowning look; fair com- pasta a or tat ri All of them had legirons 1 g ork ‘above reward will be given for their appre- hensio: in yn if secured District om for either one of said issuers, ns Sey RR Bt LAMON the United States Jail inthe al, GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, INO. W. LUMSBON, Foswazeiie AND COMMISSION 91 axp 103 Warsz Brazse, Georaet Merchandise ironer; refer- ~ pire. Gall oraddressat9a9@th | Attends to the sale of Produce, Flo and Sroghtetenas Gone: for 2daya. * 8 bg nly Freight, Ohar- BOARDING. BosEnise—a fow persons can Soqeccmme- dated with BOARD at 382 Twellth street. Gentlemen preferrec. 2 1t* JARDIN G.—Comm unicati: Boke Room, on the ‘fires floor, : ia ter, * d id caster bet, rasan euip Doped ot Me OARD—F. ht tlemen, within one aqua: are of tte hy Steck nt, enad gen- ri dine at1p.m. YF month, és hy eter atlas to". is Vessels, &o. transacted siways with dispatch. . 3 mad this day dissolved by mu: Moy 16,1968. (my 28-1w*} Rte {OR SALB—A RARE INVEST. PLR ctealaeda ries so reasons Drees By J. 0, MoGUIRS & CO.. Act oueers, if beep SALE OF VALQYABLE RFAL Ba- TATE NORTH OF THE Prestvnr’s House.—By virtue of a deed of trust from Lawriston B. Hardin, bearing date on the th day of May, A. D. 1851, an: recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 79, folio zi &e one of the land records for Washington county, in the Dietrict. and by the request of the holder of the notes secured thereby, the undersigued trus- tees will sell. at public sale, in front of the premi- o on THU AY AFTERNOON, the 2th dar of May, A.D. 1:63, at half past 5 o'clock, Lots Now. 21, 22, 23 24,25, 26, 27, 28, im Square No. i33,in tee city of Washington, This property ia well located in a part of t! ¥ where real estate is rapidly ipereasing iu value and is very desirable either as a per manent investment or for speculation, Aer Terms of saie: One-third in cash; the residuein three equal payments in 6, 12and i$ moaths, wita interest from pli: days after the day of sale. thon the tru. the right to resell at therisx and cost of chaser. after five days’ uotica. jonveyancing and stampa at prrchasar Fane WM. He WARD. JAB. Y, DAVIS, J.C. MeGUIRE & By GREEN & WILLIAM ‘COD TWO STORY & ATT anD Lor, Frontixe on N BETWEEN OTH AND {TH STR aT A THURSDAY, the th inst , we shali 2 ofthe premises,at Go’cieck p. m.. east 16 sof -lot No 17,1n aquare No.451 with the improvements, which area good two story frame hous. This prop erty ishandsomely locatedon New York avenuc, between 6th and 7th streets, Terr: 8: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes hearing interest from day of sale. Deed given and a deed of trust taken. _Tay 23 d&ds GRE. & WILLIAMS. Ai By BOTELER & WILLSON. Auctionvers. TNITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF Prize Scuoonrr A. Cansox.—In virtue of writ No. 6. issued from the clerk’s ofiice of the Suprem= Conrt oi the United States for said fy ae sad to me direct+d, I wiliseliat public saie. for cash. at the foot of éth street wharf on the Potomao river. in said Distriet.on FRIDAY, the 29th day of May instant, 1963, at 5o’cloc® p.m., the SCHOONER “A. CARSON, her TACKLE, APPAREL AND FURNITURS. expense, stees, WARD H. LAMON.U.S.™M hal D.O BOTELEK & WLLSUN, my 19-dte {Chronisis.j Auctioneers, Wa THE ABOVE SA on THURSDAY nex! and place. WILL TAKE PLACE ,» the 23th -) Kae hour WARD H. LAMON ual, rs. M my %-dids BOTELER & WILLSON. Aucts By GREEN & WILLIAME, Austioneare INTENTS OF A —Ou Fe Ipay, pa pet , No. 285, contents of e & LLTAMS. Aucts SHERIFF'S SALE OF LUMP PLAS &) FRIDAY, the stant. at 12 6’elo be soid to ratisfy nin mr hend of Farle & Co., against C seventy tons of Lump Pisste-, !ring nearths livery stable of John 7. Préce, below Rize street, near Union street, AlexanGria, Va. - my 27-2t~ 8. N. GARWOOD, Sheriff, By THOMAS DUWLING, Auctioneer, Georgetown. D.C, ARGE SALEOF HaRDY &C..aT AUCTION aT EBNOUN next, at io Ne. 174 Bridge street HOBBES, Georgctown, a large ent lection of Flor from the gard: nof A. Jardin, F2q., Flo ing the choi: Kiad of Rose. known Alsc, Geranium, Verbenas, Helio- tropes, Crange and Lemon Trees. Onrnations, Double Dehliex, Climbing Plants. Ornamental Shrabs, &c. mya THOMAS LOWLING, Auct. By GREEN & WILLIAM, Ancti XECUTOR’S SALE OF AN EXTEN: ‘4 50) P. AND ORNAME TRIMMINGS, 4 GS, BORDERS x Ww Sitapes, CORNICE axo A Sat AvoTION —Un THURSDAY, the 2+ stant, we shall sell, by order of the Hon. Or): Court, portion of the personal effects of Stephem P. Franklin, deceased, at the store, Ne. 505, corner of Ninth and D streets, commencing at 1) o'clock A.M., all the extensive assortment of Wall Paper, Bordering, Ornaments, Witdow Shedee, Cornice and Trita- mings. Also, the Store Fixtures, such as Writing Desks, Counters. Cases, Shelving, &c., &c. Terms cash. Persons in the trede and the public in general are respectfully invited to thesaie. As the stock is large aud the sale peremptory it will be weil One Bix ‘thy their attention. wonney Seer abe™'J. B. FRANKLIN, Executor. my 3d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts tp iia ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON acdount of the stock being so larga that we lave not been able te arrange for the sale until MON- DAY, the lst day of June next, same hour. There are aiso in the sale several barreis of fine Paper and Furniture Varnish. By order of the Bxeentor. my 22-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, RUSTRE’S SALE OF SMALL LOTS IN THE NoaTHeRN PART OF THE O1Ty.—By virtue ofa deed of trust, bearing date on the 2d day of May, 1899, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. S., Ni ae 3s, in or the land records for i RY hington; the said lots bei of original lots Nos. 1,2, 3, 4,5, and 6. in said square. The lots will be sold separately. Thay front on O street, have each a front of over 17 fect, anda depth of Hae ortee tT aat are located in an prov! part. 1e a T o! One-third in day of sale, with interest, pgs 1e rel and cost os the first haser, veyancing Stamps at parchaser'scost O° iE OTABD: trator, may 52w2w&ds J.6 McuUIRES’ ., Ants, BP THN ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY 'EENOO! sponed. until. WEDNESDAY AFT! "Fana sd, when it will take place at the ome Rooms, at the hour, Wit HW. ‘ J. OV McGUINE & OO Aetis, 3.0 00. premises, we ahall sell nine lots on ue eas! and O streets of Gace ieeait eens