Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1863, Page 3

LUCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGH?. Groven’s THEATER.—Miss Lucille Western takes her second benefit to-night, and offers a splendid bill; the beneficiare appearing as Peg Wofington” in «Musks and Faces," and as Gertrude” (with songs) in the “Loan of a Lover.”~ This is the first time this engagement that Miss W. has announced “Peg ‘Woffing- tor.” and ss she presents the character in a superior manner, there will no doubt bea tull | house. Cincus.—The combined circuses of Madame Macarte und Mr. Nixon are attrac!ing largely, and they give admirable performances. The ertire combined company, male and female, derful feats of horsemanship, comical scenes in the Srena, and exciting acrobatic evolutions. Vanintirs.—That prince of Ethiopian come- W.S. Budworth, to-night takes a bene- his host of friends will undoubtedly { turn Outen masse. No one has ever visited the | Varieties, we opine, who has not been com- pelled to give way to violent bursts of laughter at the droleries and eccentricities of Bud- worth. All the company will appear on this benefit occzsion. Bistzw Lanps.—Rev. Dr. Samson will de. liver the fourth lecture of his course on Rible Lands, for the benefit of the Thirteenth Street | Baptist Church, this evening in the lecture | room of the church. The subject to-night will be the “Desert of Sinai.” Tux Srrrrorticon, being an exhibition ot | incidents connected with the Amer- ican civil war, may still be seeu at Odd‘ Fel- tows’ Hall, Seventh street. Combined with the Stereopiicon is an artistic photographic ex- hibition ot scenery, statuary, «ce. —— > or Taieves aNp Pickrockets.— PARADE Yesterday afternoon the city got rid of ten more professional thieves, Tants and pick- pockets trom the North, vi James Greely, Shas. Frost, Jno. Kenny, Jno. Slaven, Chas. Reynolds, Michael Sullivan and J. c. F. McNaughton, vagrants; John Maher, thier; Jobn Leonard, pickpocket, and Wm. Johnson, vagrant and thief: who were marched through the streets to the tune of the Rogue's March, under & guard of a sergeant and ten men, com- manded by Lieut. Cooper, commanding at the Central Guard House, and placed upon ‘the 5o*cloek p.m. train, to be carried northward. The affair attracted a large crowd, who fol- lowed the thieves to the depot, greeting them with taunts and jeers, and making merry with the query, “How are you pickpockets !” &c. The last three above named were handcuffed, and decorated with placards bearing the in- scription “thief and pickpocket, party were young men, and w teelly dres rather rene aud while some of them hung their heads hame at the position in which they were p!2ccd, others stared abont with hardened looxs. Arrived at the depot, they were placed upen the cars, ana the crowd that had followed them down, by way of a remembrauncer of their tri- umphal march through Pennsylvania avenue, gaye them a prolonged hiss and wished them don voyage to a colder clime. Among the party was J.C. F. McNaughton, who, it will be remembered, was arrested some time ago on the charge of robbing the late Lieut. Graham, while the latter was dying from the effects of a wound inflicted by a knite. | McNaughton was acquitted of that charge, but having no visible employment, was subsequent- ly ores as & vagrant, and this march is the result. The “c zation” of Washington that was to resull, according to the Chronicie, from the influx here of active elements trom abroad does not seem to follow in the case of these gentry at i RSL. eee Cain at Count.—Judge Cartter passed the following sentences yesterday afternoon: James Givens, colored, petit larceny; nomi- nal sentence. j Bud Ford, alias Jos. Ford, alias Jas. Ford, colored, highway robbery; two years in the penitentiary. Francis Moran, petit larceny; nominal sen-- tence. . Wn. Sorrell, colored, highway robbery; two j years in the penitentiary. James Corcoran, grand larceny; one year in the penitentisry. Charles Rankin, colored, grand larceny; one year in the penitentiary. Samuei Johnson, colored, grand larceny; one year in the penitentiary. Frank Zimmer, grand larceny; one year in | the penitentiary. James Pozan, grand larceny; two years in the penitenuary. Lewis Wilton, colored, petit larceny; nomi- nal sentence. George Lainey, grand larceny; two years in the penitentiary. John Sweet, grand larceny; one year in the | penitentiary. } Charlies McCarthy, assault and battery with intent to kill: five years in the.peniteutiary. Mergaret Bundy and Julia Bundy, grand larceny; one year each in the Albany peniten- Johnson, grand larceny; one year in ibany penitentiary. les Jones, alias Wm. Wood, assanit and I sentence. George Enz, grand larceny; ene year in the penitentiary. Byron Bassett, grand larceny; one year in the penitentiary. P Bailey Walker, colored, grand larceny: one year m the penitentiary. James Howard and James Skinner, colored, grand larceny; one year each iu the Albany itentiary. . C. Broadhesd, grand larceny and assault b: ry; two years in the penitentiary and to pay a Lue of $1. George Smith, grand larceny; one year in the penitentiary. hae Pertie Hicwways.—lt is the common ob- servation of those visiting t metropolis of this nation, that the roads leading to the city are badly planned and suffered to become im- passable for carriages or light wagons, de- priving the citizens of the abihty to ride out to the country for heaith or recreation. This should not be permitted. The roads can be | made in good condition, there being ample provision tor thesume. The Levy Court nas some members who reside in the county and are interested in h2ving the roads kept in a passab!¢ order, and ifthey will use their in- tiuence With the cir members the diflicalty will be obyizied. To stranre.s it may appear strange that the Presicent appoints citizens of ‘Waspinrton as members of the Court. This is to guard the city arainst unnecessary expense on the roads, as Washington has to pay its arte si if good and intelligent men are Bypoinied on the court unnecessary expense will be ayoid- ed. Whatever is done for the good of the road is beneficial to the city and its gain. In the appointment of members of the court, possibly the President is not acquainted with a single individual. The list is furnished to him by the Department of State, receiving it from some interested individual. Fie power of the Levy Court is ample to keep the roads in repair, which should be re- quired. Let any one travel the road from Boundary street up to the hospitals on Four- teenth street, and he will see that part of one day's work of a man with pick and spade, would relieve the water on the west side of the hill and make the road passable. Atten- tion is called to this one point to convince all that there is some one wanted to have aneye to small matters, which by neglect magnify. Ir the Levy Court has not appointed some one to look after this road, it is hoped the: will consider the subject: gnd have it attend- ed to. Z. aes Asyirm vor Stray ConTRasanp Cait. DEEN.—The large and handsome residence und grounds on the new road leading out from the northwest side of Georgetown, beyond the con- vent, on a portion of the old Cox estate, (where resided for a long time John Cox, Exq., for so many years mayor of that town,) has just been taken by the Government authorities as an asylum ‘tor erphan or siray children of “con- trabands.” ‘The house was oceupied by Mr. Watkins Addison and family, but was built a fow yeurs ago by Mr. Richard Cox, who is now in the South. The title is said to be in Mr. Cox's brother, Robert, who went to California some time back. The furniture, which is cortly and complete, was taken possession of with the building. The indy of Mr. Addison, the late occupant, is a sister of the Cox’s. Jee DES PAassInc CorsTznveit Monzy.—Yesterda vy eificer Troxall srrested a man named G. W. | Wilson, on a charge of attempting to pass counterfeit notes on & Rochester, New York, bank, upon H. ©. Fahnestock, of the firm of Jay Cooke & Co., bankers. The trand was fed while Wilson was offering $300 at the banking house. Upon searching his person | the police touad $300 of the same sort. He: waived examination, and was sent to jail for H hearing by Juetice Ciayton. SA EES. A WiLp FeLLow.— Yesterday, 8 map named F. Carr wus seat to this city from theeamp at | Hosier’s Bint, . here he was & great annoyance i te the esmp during his drunken fits, He was - tuken to the Central Guardhonuse. Lieut. Cooper immediately turned him over to the officers of the Fourth Ward. While in the cells he tried to strangle himself with a pieceof rope which had been used to secure his hands; but the officers in charge of the station managed to taLe the rope from him andsecure him properly. bagel ee . HUNTER AND WILLIAMS, authors of any pnbtiabed letters on Pulmonary Diseases, visit Washington on Saturday, doth May, and may be consulted at 260 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs. Yous’ jewelry.etore. Office Srey from ¢ a, m. to4 p.m. - ——— Buoxx Jai. ann Rec arte Rep. —Charies McCarthy, atias French Charley, who was Sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for Ha erg Se ee ee kill, made a pt to escape from county jail about 2 o'clock p. m. yesterday. He pega suc- ceeded as to get over Fourth street wall. Officer McElresh saw him when he jumped the wall, snd gave chase and overtook him in alley between Second and Third and F and G streets north, and carried him back to jail. eae Sn THE FUGITIVE SLavE Uase—Yesterday morning, Mr. Dean, counsel for the boy Andrew Hall, claimed as a fugitive from labor by Mr. Duyall, made a proposition to the court to sub- mit the case on written argument. Chief Jus- r | tice Carter instructed Mr. Dean to notify Mr. will appear this évening and introduce won- | W o . S. Coxe, the commissioner appointed by the court, of the tact. The case will accord- ingly be submitted on Monday morning next. os SELLinc Liquor To SoLprers.—Yesterday, Henry Harmer and Jacob Heck were arrested by the military for selling liquor to soldiers, And fined ©2U each by Justice Ferguson. ee RETURNING HomE.—Yesterday, the30th New York, 15 men, Col. Searing, arrived from the Army of the Potomac, and proceeded home- wards, to be mustered ont of service. ge “CRYSTAL SPRINGS.”—This beautifal sam- Mer resort having recently changed hands, is now open for the reception of visitors. The locality of the Springs is well known to most of the citizens of this District, being situated three and a half miles from this city, on the Piney Branch road, whicb as a rural drive, is unsurpassed for the quiet beauty of the scenery; the road itself, during the summer, being the very best in this vicinity. To those of our cit- izens desiring 2 pleasant ride, free from the dust and turmoil of the ¢fty, this place offers inducements superior to Bay colar: The present proprietors ve built a new and handsome hoiel, provided with pleasant and commodious dining-rooms, parlors, &c., and haye added much to the natural beauty of the grounds bout the Springs. The culinury department will be presided over by 4 gentleman of known experience and ability, who will always be prepared to fur- nish every delicacy of the season Lo 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 rezort, where g their families, whilst Griving out. can visit and obtain both rest and relreshments. H. F. Turner & Co. Bue Drap_ HorsEs.—Headquoriers Metropolitan Police, No. 51s Eleventh street—All dead horses found in the cities of Washington and Georrs + town, and the county beyond the limits of the-e cities, will be remoyed on notice in writing, particularizing the locality of the carcass, nein: left at either of the several police stations mentioned below. Patrohnen are required to report daily to their s 1 Sergeants, all dead horses in their Tespecti ts; and Sergeants to transmit immediately, such information to Mr. John H. German, Superintendent Wagon Park, corner of M street north and Nineteenth street west, or these Headquarters. POLICE STATIONS. Georgetown.—Station-house on High street, near the canal bridge. First Ward.—On Twentieth street, between ; Land K streets. Second Ward—Ohio avenne, next to corner of Thirteenth street. ” Third Ward.—Temperance Hall. Fourth Ward—Fast wing City Hall. Fifth Ware » between First and Second s! ‘ellows’ Hall, Navy Yard. ‘our-gnd-a-half street, west Seventh War | side, between E and F streets south. County Station-house.—Corner of Seventh street and Boundary, for portion north of city; um Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, tor por- tion beyond the Eastern Branch. Notices left at the Department of the Metro. | pelitan Police, No. 516 Eleventh street, will re- ceive prompt attention, my 27-eolm W. 2B. Wess, Supt. ATTENTION So} Lr! No sensibic_m: ity without a supply ‘ef Tiol ay Fills & Ontment. For wounds, Bruises. Sores, Fevers and Dysentery, | these medicines are the best in the world. Every English and French Soldier uses them. Only 25 cents per Box er Pot. 225 To Tee Martyus oF Liver CompLaint.—Among tke wonderful dical properties which have rendered Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters pre-eminent among the health-restoring preparations of the ge, its anti-bilious virtues are uot the icast re- markable No worda can do justice to its marvel- ous effect upon diseased liver. Perhaps the simple Fords of convalescent sufferer, who describes it as e stores it toa condition of health, The sickness at the stomach, pain between the shoalders and in the right side, yellow auifusion of the skin, costive- ness, drowsiness and languor, dimness of sight. colic, palpitation of the heart, dry cough, low feve and oiher symptoms which indicate the vario phases of acute and chronic liver complaint, are one and all promptly relieved, and finally removed, by the action of this famous preparation, which is at once the best ef correctives, ihe gentiest and most senitl of aperients.and infallible regulator, and a jpowertak restorative. Persous of a bilious habit, who use the Bitters as a protective medicine, will never suffer the pains and penalties of liver disease or bi oes remittent fever. This, the proprietors guaran’ Wholesale Agents—A. M. Bininger & €0.,237 | eDn. ave. my 27-e05t SS SS SPERMATORRE@A O4N BE OvRED.—Dr. Rand’s jeer opr ry maroon mph pesa OLERCY SS "Owe , etC., 51 tly ¢j Za peje Cltocts are truly magical. A trial of the fic, will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price $1 abox. Sold by 8.0. Ford, cor- ner lith street and Pa. avenue, yn, and Henry Cook Alexandri ju6-ly Formation oF Conns.—Corns are formed of thickened layers of cuticle, and are generally of conical shape, with the points descending into correaponding cells, or depressions of irreguiar depths, according to the injury caused upon the immediate parts where the external pressure is most severe. The le they cause is not in the corn itself but in the part compressed by it, the operation for their recoval is psinless, blocdiess. and effectual if the causes be avoided. To all afllicted with corns. bunions, troublesome nails, or other disorders of the feet we would recommerded an early calion Dr. White. office No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a-haifand Sixth streets. my 23 —_+—_5 Sxoxer Diseases. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- ey ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours, No miner- al, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills te be taken, It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack- ages, $2; female, $3. i i Samaritan’s Root and Herb Juices—A positive and permanent cure-for Syphilis, Scrofuls, Ulzers, Sores. Spots, Tetters, &c. Price $1, or six bottles for 85. Bold’by B.C. Ford. Bee advertisement. m5 a age eens Barousion’s Hare Drs, Fas best in tha World, William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Bye pro- duces a celor not to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the Yeast; rem- dies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantiy tarps a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggiste, &s. 87 The Genuine is signed WiLLiam A. Batoun- LOR, om the four sides of each box. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, ma-ly (Late 253 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) gS PEENSTLVANIA gern, the No Rours, ota Baltimore na 6,19 forth and Wesi.—Two trains leave fashington daily and one on Sunday—quibk time— low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sqld through at Government rates. For tickets and fur- ther information apply at the office ef Great Penn- sylvania northeast corner of Pennsylvania areane aud Rixth at., eakingsne cece Gg ome .m. unt .m.; on Sunday! . Ha, wiki E. 0. Noarox, Agent, ED TO Cursg Ix Stx Days.—Dr. Godfrey's antidote, on English Specific of sixty-five years’ will cure Gonorrkaa in siz ‘ ne ones cy . O. , corner , Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly ——_>—__ OxE. Hats Dre im rue WoaLtp— Youer Fades or Washes Ous.-Upuam Hair Dye, a) , COrmer a and Pa. s - 4 Henry Geok, Alexandria, Ja6-ly gee ASES RVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY soe 3iihan Brorauss New and, reliable treat, f the d Association—seit saenared letior envelopes; tree of chucge, AdAreas pee J. Bkillin ton, Howard jon, hiladelphia, Pa. mar 25-3 Ss Da. Durowt’s Bugar-coated Female Regulating Pills the wery inuse. They operate speslity Fective! coated create Ro Rau- sem &) tis mont de feale stomach. A trial of —— HAMBOAT FLYING OLOUD NOW ol be ee “= ty getown to Pra a 5 v3, Wodnesdaye and Brida er faire a0 Freon or Biot, And ieicedaree Thursdays and oo end ofliet i fnes bares fecumes tapes fect ak WH. H. vera ryetat JORN MOORE. 3 RANKIN my % iw 360 Bightp ot., cor. L. redisposing and exciting | MABRIED, On ti the Bev. Mr. Phrash.Mr. PB to Miss MARY EAvh GATT: iter of Wm. B. GAttrotl, ¥eq., all of Wasbington, B.O. Koc: sus. * nase copy} a DIED, On the 2th Mareh, after an illness of 14days. which be bore with ‘christian fortitude and @ InYie ith year ofhieage ene Dan Bis funeral sermon will be preached in the Bve- Poe Bast Washingten, Sunday morning, ey - Ou the 23th instant, at 15 mini pasti2e'clock, BVA, oldest daughter of William Band Basie P: 8; Z, ‘1 years, 3 months and Is days, ler funeral will tale place thia( Priday) afternoon at 5o’elock, from her {ather’s residence, 15th st.. tween D and B. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited te attend = * LOST AND FOUND. Lo spaniel DOG, answers to the name of “Sport.” Also & Ten ae, terrier Dog, answers to name of ‘‘Toby.”” A liberal reward will be paid Che their retufh to No. 614 Seventh st , Island. | BALLS, PARTIES} ke. Te FRANKLIN CLUB WILL GIVE THELA | FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘Ue - BNT—To @ private fan-ily only, a BRLOK minth Grand Afternoon and Moonlicht i ik PICNIC aC GREEN BPRLNG on TUES. me. FoR. os 58818 Stent Beteain seat Mawscisc—A Tomnet, BB, Mooney. L. a 2 =. bereey. 0. W. Beast’ oem Mooner | PORNISHED ROOM TO LET FOR A SINGLE T GRAND PIO-NIO. j Dard Eetrecte; third apne cs Thstreet, Devween crater inealarye thule fends willipld a aracd Bin | 27 2 St" _8. GOLDSTEIN. Tr enlars t) a a je- Nicat the Pura un MONDAY, June Sth. Particn- FOR PENT-The CIGAR STOUR aad one ROOM lars hereaiter. THE COMMWMITTEN OF next deer to the Canterbury Hal!, on Loaisi- BB gost (Rep &Chren | ANRANGEMENTS, | ana‘vo,,above hd street. Laguire on the premi- 3 my 2S St* WANTS. URN:HED BOOMS For Fine RENT—With or Between ha Bb niece norte te pends Li = ‘e, house is ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two DRE&S- | 1: and ted. Location heai 7 Ww MAKERS at 494 north Lat, my zat | free trom Wart = ive ay siwn OK RNI — With board, nicely-farnishad WANTED—4 BREAD BAKER at 496 7th st., My- between D and Hstrects McKELDEN & Co. _ WASTED A CHAMBERMAID and BUNDLE WAPH. my 2. 3t (EB. Apply at the Ebbitt House. Ww ANTED—By a respectable young girla SIT- TATION ae cook aud ebambermaid, “apely at 122 F street, between 6th and 7th. black tan terrier JIP, with a silver col! marked Albert W. Johnson, 8th stroat, No. 2! Waehington city, D.C. A libaral reward will given for the return of said dog. $ REWARD.—Strayed from the subscriber on the 25th instant, a small brown HORSE, with a heavy mane and tail, marked witha C, Any | one leaving the said korse at Mr, FARNS- WORTH’S, Aqueduct Bridge, will receive the above reward, my 29 3t* | RTOLEN On Thursday night. = gold hunting- SS case WATCH and CHAIN; maker, M.J. Tobias No. 637. By leaving the same a Hiberal reward wi aid. pe W. H. FANNING, City Restaurant, my 29-3t* corner lith atreet and Pa. ay, TRAYED OR 8STOLEN—On Suniay Inst, the 2:th instant. 3 white COW. with biect head aud peck; her left hip hae becn somewhat disp:acaa and walks lame Pheretrom, Aby one returning the said cow to her owner, on P strest north, be- tween 4th and Sth streets. shall he suitahly re- warded. [my2 3t*] DAVID LANDRINGHAM. § REWARD. Tayed from the Commons on -) Thursday, the Zist instant, red buffalo COW, alittle white along ner back; hada rope around her neck, and a white face. She was on the eve of calving. Any ene returning her to DANIEL DOWD, corner lith and W streets, will get the above reward. my 29-2t* | $20 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE QD recovery ofa SLACK SILK DRESS, stoien from Mrs, Thomae Dennis. @ street eouth, bet 6th and 7th streets, and the arrest of the thi Trish woman, who passed by the name of Ka’ my 39 3t” O87 502 Saturday evening. 2d of May.a emall . She is about 3) years old; 5 feet 5 inches hich; medium build; long face and fiorid cemplexion; black hair and dark eyes; two of her upper front teeth out; wes fressed in o:d dark colored barege dress, oj white straw bonnet, trimmed with prose Treen j shawl. Information to he left with W. B. W. Bu. | Suverintendent Metropolitan Police, office 5161 street west. my 29-3¢ $ 5 REWARD.—Strayed away from the subscri- ~ ber, s» DURHAM COW, entirely red. Any person returning the above cow will receive the above reward. NUNAN Thy 28-2t* $20 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, a BROWN fn} COLT, about two years old sad 15 bands high; just castrated; had a sore on the right shou!- der about one inch Gros ¢ The above reward will | be given if returned to No. 304 F atreat, between | ith and 12th, [my 23. i) J. KILLIAN, TOLEN .—Taken from the premises of the aub- 0S scriber last Saturday, the 23] instant, one large | gray HORSE. (fies bitten.) 10 or 12 years old; lame in left fore foet. Any personreturnina tame horse will receive a liberal reward K. H. LAMBELL, my 28-5t* No. 750 New Jersey avenue. | eee black POCKET-BGUK. containing le- gal papers ani certain notes of hand; payment of the notes has been stopped. A liberal reward | will be paid for the Tecovery of the sane, JOHN T. C. CLARK, my 27-2t* No. 525 Twelfth st. $ 1 50 KEWARD.—Fscaped from the Washing- D LOU ton city sail of the District of Columbia, on the night of the 33th of April inst. . t863— One WM. A. TOMPKINS, alias LEGRANGE, bis age is about 22yvars; 5 feet 6 or 3inches high; it brown hair cutshort and when long was comied straight back; his face is round and full; of quick and s' mening syeson, Also, JOHN HARDING, about 45 or 5) years of age; Sfeet 8 or Ginches high; very sharp features; hair and side whiskers grey mixed; fullund rolling eye aud intellectual forehead. o Alto, JOHN KILKOY, abcut 5 feet 1 inches high: 23 years of age; ght brown hair ent very short; low forehead; & grum frowning look; fair com- plexion and pox marked. All of them had legirong on when they left the jail. ‘The above reward will be given for their appro- hension if secured in the United Statea jail jn the District of Columbia, or 95 for either one of ssid prisoners, WARD H. LAMON, ap i6 U.8. Maranal. 191 Ist, bet. 20th and 214t, T HE CHEAPEST DINING ROOM! | “The New York Dining Room. 474 7th street, op- | posite Pest Otice. Open day and night, Sunday inciuded. Clean single Rooms 5) cents each, my 6-1im* jm CooKB & CO, BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, are prepared to farnish the JNITED STATES PIVE-TWENTY YEAR SIX VER CENT. BONDS, (Covpons on BEGISTERED,) in larse or small sums. On and after July 1, the privilege of converting Legal Tender Notes into the Five-Twenty Year Bouds at par will cease, Parties wishing to secure United States Ronds j at par, paying six per cent. interest in gold, should serd in their orders before that time & co Cook 4 5th stre | my 26-dtiy1 | EAVY ROBBERY OF SILKS. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD! The store of the subscribers was entered and robbed on Thursday night of Bilks estimated to be worth about six thousand ae we now offer & reward of one thousand dollars for the receverg of the whole, or a proportionate amount for what- ever may be recovered. iy 16 106 W. 3M. SHUSTER & CO. iW iV ANTED—By a young girl a SITUATION as chambermaid or as nurse, Address ens K.,” Star Offine, ANTED iMMEDIATELY — A Ick CERAM MAKER. early to J. G. BEA ER’3, northeast corner of lthand K sts, 1t* Ww & KARMANN 9th acd 1th ate. BOY ANTED—A good CGOAQH PAINTER, Als to wor ® & in the paint shop at WALTER °B Coach Factory, 346 D mreee net. my 23-: V Stove clags workmen, my 29-3t / ANTED—Two TINNSRS at the Washington Munofactory; none neéd noply but fret- JAS, KKIRVING, 267 Penn. ave corner lith st. A fully u to board ii Address *E, T.,” Star Office, DRESS MAKER WISHES A SITUAFION, nderstands cutting and fitting; wish: s im the family or with the dress aaarar: ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A neat fraae or brick HOUSE. south of Penn, aven Per month Star Ofmce, between 43; and lgth . Kent not to exseed @ given, Address “F, B my 29-3t . Referenc Ww ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good WHEEL. WBIGHT at J. MILLER’S,No 575 Beventh street, Island. between Maryland avenue and B st, Good wages and censtant employment will be given to a god hand, or if preferred, may rent the shop, my 29-3t* ANTED—A PEDLEK’S SECOND SINGLE- HORSE WAGON, Bex 26, stating lowest price. Addiets Evening Star, tay 28-3t* Ww Turner & ( ANTED—A first-class COOK for Orystal Spring, 2: tailes from the city. Jo", 281 Penrrylvania av. Inquire of my 23 2t* V ANTED—A YOUNG MAN to assist tist’s laboratory and atudy the profession, Apply at this ofiice. = inaden- my 28. V of L Was } axe rect at fign Addrese*"! J ANTED—A himeeif ueeful. the right Kind of man. Good wages will be given to 350 Eighth street D—In an offic BOY about 15 years of tbat writes'a fair hand, and is cor- 3. Reference required as to characte: 1,’ Star Office, * YOUNG GIRE WANTS A SITUATION AS 4% cook .wesher and ironer. City reference given, Call betwi Duad Vi ia avenue, en Third st., Island. my 28-3t* Wash terms will 24. Star Off JANTED TO PURCH ASE—In Georgetown or ington,a DRCG STORM, ora ROOM | suitable fer ons. for which the-most favorable | be offered. Address ‘Spatula,’ ’ Box ice. my 23-3:7 J ANTEP—For « few months, a em, WANA § re ED HOUSE, with tive or six cx given- ' Address, stating ” Box 155, Washington, DC. rooms, terms, Ww work ence: one need app! inquire a ferred. went. “ANY PE rED—A WOMAN todo the general hon ly; none but an exp ¥;,8 middle-aged woman p 626 H street, near 4th str my 2 St" RSON WISHING TO ENGAGE IN A ot a small far: profitable basiness can lind a good opportunity by applying this evening, at 7 o’closk, or to-mor- No cash, ELLIN ais row, belween !2 and 1o’elock, at the news stand, No, 466 15th street, between #and@. my 2 2t7 OUSE WANTED.—I wish to parchase, for & Beat two-story frame or brisk | @. Any porson having sach a honse to HCO, No. 444 F street, between sth and 6th W laber in alt and hia wife will br expected to be able to cook an. NTED—A MAN and his w: 2 small farm. pore of will please call on or address WM. J DG o: ' e care of The man will be expected to the usual employ meats of a farm hand. wash tor two or three persons, and to take care of either of at Mra. house and asmail dsiry. : timore and Washi than one hour and « quarter’s ride hy yant’a 303 G st. The farm is near the hington Railroad, and not more the cara to twocities. Inquireot A HERBERT, ee * Want AR SY ADRES his office._ GERMAN GIBL, UN: ERSTANDING GE: A Al LABORERS j, Ome OF TO! my 3 N to shuck oysters and make | | streets, neatly furnish: BED ROOM! ; Most superior manner, with all | rooms, No. 219 | JOHN dt ROOMS, separate or communica’ immediately at 309 I street, betw. 1 ith ilies 8, souah side, Reference required. my D8 Fo RENT—A bandsomely-furnished ROOM, on the second tioer. Location central. Inquire Sd street, between 6th and 7th streets. ¥ - AUCTION SALES, POR OTHER AUCTION SALE3 S8R 18ST PAQGsB. FHIS aFTERNOON AND TO-MULKOW ee ee eee, By GO. BR. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers Dire aoaaee. wang BNES8 at Al ctiox,— BOM {Seturday) MORNING, "at o'tlook, at the ington y Horse et, Stree’ the a laree number ‘of tae shove Bead .R.L. CROWN No. 367. comer 6th stent ant By W.L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers, UBNITURE. MATTING, MILK Cans, Buoer, Caxuiacss, WaAcovs, hes oar ScGriox koous—On SALURDAP MORN ING, May 2. commencing at 1 o clock ithout- reserve for . Farniture &¢., such ai— Bookcases, is, us, Tables, Mat- tresses, $0 Rolls 4 and 6°; Check Pi i Number of Mul Cass Xo, beine the effectaol a Dairy decli ing buriness. Bag; , Ostriages, ‘Seons, Harness, &c , With many other articles too mumerous'to mea- tion. Sale positive. ets. 4 W. L. WALL & GO., Aucta. FPOR SALE—The McOLELLAN HOUSE aad fixtures, at the Depot, 512 New Jersey ave, Inquire at the Morgan House, 508. my 27-4t* FPUBNISHED KooMS FOR RENT. IN ONE OF the most pleasant locations in the city. Ap ply at Sho mutiieent corner ef 9thand H streets. my 27 3té : i FS SALE—In Bladensburg, a new HOUSE, two-story high, with an acre and a quarter of iand.” Apply. to OHARLES BRIKNE George's County, Ma . Prince my 27-1W" Fo SALE—A two-story BRICK HOUSE _con- taining seven rooms, one square from Pean. avenue, fronting on I street north. next to tha corner of 22d street west, For further particulars inquire at the store cormer Pennsylvania avenue and 23d street west, Possession given latof June. my : FOsNIsHED ROOMS TO RENT.—Gen'!ami or gentlemen with their wives, desiring pl ant and quiet Apartments, single or communica’ ing, may find them at 326 H street, near Vermont avenue and Ly ette Square. The loeation is One of the best in the city, and is within a few j Steps of the rail road and of two excellent boarding houses, my 27-4t™ Fo RENT—The RESIDENCE of the late Maj. George Peter, situated in Montzomery co., Ma. For further particulars, adé yerd,”’ Darnestown P. O., M my FrUsNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT AT 51 PA. avenue, near 22d street, with use of bath- room, hot and cold water; gas in the house, Best of board furnished ifdesired. No children will be taken. my 25-lw™ +, A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FO@ SALE, Lot 13, in Square 122, frenting 59 feet on 19th street west, and rupning back same width to the depth of 150 feet, and containin< abont 9,900 square ° Apply, to H. Pp. JACKSON, Attorney at Law, F Tesd ontan- &- 6 street, Georgetown. we For rent, at ied bal” yee morta eo very comfo: is 8, and TTING ROGMS, and PAR- LORS. The neighborheed is one of igost desirable in the city. Bvery aitention pait to those ocoupy- ingthem, No children the Lous my 8-tf Fo SALE—Two {i BRICK HOUSES. only a fow squares from Trecsury. Posseasion given immediately. Frame Houses, Building Lots and aino alarge finely located Square ot Gzennd east ot Capitol. ‘ .¥. No. 515 Library Building, 1th st., my 25-1¥ routh Ba, avenue, FoR BENT—Desirable suits of APARTMENTS in a first-class house, Location delightful in URNISHED ROCME TO RES 460 ith street, summer. Apply at 495 17th street. between H and i o squares north of Pennsylvania avenue. my 23-7t™ FOR SALE—A now three-story brick HOUSE pleasrntly located in the Seventh Ward ; will be sold. a be~gain for cash. Ingnire at the office ‘of shesw asian Iron Works, Isiand, my? id 7BRY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE NEAR THE CAPITOL FOR SALE —We offer for sale a lsrge and handsome residence, builtin the the modern im- provements, and delightfully situated noar the apitol, ‘he house is fully fcrnished, and the purehaser can secure the furniture as well. lmm-diate possession given. Apply to JAS. C, McQUIBE & CO.. Auctioneers and Com. M chante. {Garon.} my 23-6t FS, SALE—HOUSE AND LOT—A two-stery, basex ent end attic Prick Housa, containing 3 North B street, between Delaware avenue and lst st. This isa most desirable prop- | erty, being situated wittin the proposed extension of the Oapitol Grounds. It wili be sold on the most reasonable terms. For particulars inquire of J. PEABODY, No, 50 Louisiang avenue, my I-lm* BOARDING. OARDING.—Two large aad well-ventilated ROOMS for rent, with board, at 115 E street, betweer and 9 my? Z OAED For ei itlemen, ¥ ht or ten genticmen, within one square of the War Department, enabling gen- and ers) housework, is wanted at 391, between | tlemen therein employed to dine ati p.m. Terms, 444 and 6th si , Penn, nue. Wageslideral, | Siiper month. Apply by lettcr, stating name 727, porition,to“G.b. A. Star Office my 23-3 7a A smart and active BOY, one who | PfOR RENT, WITH BOARD—RSevoral first-class Ww is to make himself useful. ‘GLod re- ceeenty FURNISHED ROOMS in a house ference |, no other need apply. containing all the modern improvements, Ne. & RIDER & WALLACH, ai. street between Catrect and City lial, my 26-Iw* my 140 Penn. avenue. WANTED To RENT IMMEDIATELY — A amail FURNISHED HOUS: ished rooms, comprising two cham ders. and kitchen. Aiso.a Situation in a grocery fore Star Oiliee. boy 1 years old. rn Address “G. R W ANTES Wanted, OLD WROUGHT and | CAS t ST cash pr Porters e SCHBAP IBON for waich the bigh Also, Chumpagne, Ale Hotties in any quantitiesat B. F. CAREY. 3 will be given. Beotch nue, opposite Grovers Theater. _ Dy 26-tf Ww 18th but good bande need to learn th ANTED—? good Bundic [RONERS at the Laundry, Pennsylvania ave- 8 F. HOTCHKISS, Prop ree DRESS MAKERS at No.359 street, be(ween H aud I streets; none apply. Also,oue young lady @ business, my 38-2t™ io OR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—One fiae j Morgan STALLION ; bark bay; good | stil; works well in bar kind and gen tle. Also, Buggy, Baddis, and Carriage horses Also, one large draft or family hors and gentle. “Inquire at GLADMON’S Livery and Sale Stable, cor, Bridge and Market sts., George- town, D.C. my 2iiw" SLAND HALL GROCERY. LIQUOR, FEED AND MARKET STORN. The subscribers beg leave to announce to the citizens of the Seventn Ward that they have filled their Store with the freshest and Lest articles in the above ramed business, having purchased wholly for cash, which will enable them to sell en the most moderato torms, and they confidently ask for a share of the business of that neie-iborhood, } _™my 7-37 FENWICK & CO. CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES}, ! On band the best lot of i LIGHT CARRIAGES { | ever offered in this market, for style aud variety, { consisting im part of Extension Tcps, two and four seat Rechaways, top and no-tep Buggies, Jersey Wagons. &c., &c. Also, SUTLERS’ WAGONS of all sizes, with and { witheut springs. Repairing promptly attended te. ROB'T H. GRAHAM, Coachmakor, my 1-1m,if* 374 D,and477 Bigata st. HEREYNOLDS HOUSE. The undersigned, thankful to hia frienda podlic in general, for the patronage they. ave given him as former proprietor of the * ficCleltan House,” res leave to inform them that he establishment to the corner of 12th street and Per sylvania avenue, where he has opened a house in new and complete etyle. Connected with it isn RESTAURANT, where the best of Wines and Liquors will always be on hand. Meuls can be had tail hours,and atthe shortest nolise. The public are respectfully invited to visit this establish mayo Se J. W. REYNOLDS, Proprictor. | PHOTOGRAPH OARDE. ARG | Copies of celebrated Pictures, Paintings, and BtAtUATy, DISIn Bnd olor TA RIMITERS, No, 486 Seventh tie dcors above Fellows’ Hall. i Terms cash. 486 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. The handsemest assortment of Ova! Frames in the District, from the best manutactory in the country, at J. MARKRITER’S, No. 486 Seventh at., 8 doors 2bore Odd Feliows’ Hail, WF Terms cash. ty 4-205"* LARIFIED OLDER OLARIFIED CIDER: I bave jast recaived por schooners “Goorgs 8, Adama” and “J. W.,” from Boston. elarge eu) a4 of Pure Massachusetts OLABIFIED OIDER, whic: berg apron at the lowest market price, in quan- si ; spl nt in want of @ call arti es- shasera. a all winrar Shaan ae ‘this before alsewhers. - 5 i Union pert & Greene, LERIGURA TORS. a tine assortment from Philadel. phia and New ¥ ork. right with and without Water Coolers., { chet Sersierstoce With Uoolers and Bi Wo wil ceil the above low, a BH. & i. f@neeery, 321 Pa. aveune. ee SS Ls = FoR S8ALE—A RARE CHANCE TO INVEST,— Andie watts St oneness Le ma why a pie dd +3 ome! cal + eho 7 and eer reasons for ’ Ww V ANTE 395 13th ence required, 7 ANTED IMMEDIATEL WRIGHT by EARL & STOVER, cor. 21st and —A dining-room SERVANT at No. st., between F and G streets. Ref ™ good WHEEL. Istrects. ___ my 25-lw* Wate first-rate COACHMAN, one who will make himalf otherwi ful. Apply at No. 374, corner “Ss and C sts * my 25-4t V JANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty GAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to good workmen, and none others will be acoupted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeenth street, my 25-tf Lieut, Col. E. M. GREENE, Chief Quartermaster, Department of Washington. 10,000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT 351 F street, between 8th and 9th, Opposite the Patent Otice, and get their Yokes, da, Sleeves and Skirts &c., stamped. Al: 20, spicndid Braiding and Embroidery Patterns for Blippers, Pincushions, Joseys, Capes, Dresses, Gar- ibuldis and Zouave Jackets, &c. Ladies con hava their Stamping done in a few m:nutes. my 23-lw* STAMPING! + Sranrine " STAMPING III 20,000 LADIES WANTED, The Wa RU PPER' broid 2a tween ering end E streets, to | in the neatest style and at the shorteatmotice. Just | received, hington ladies are invited to call at "8 Fancy, Stamping, Braiding and Em- Establishment, No. 522 7th street, be- et their stamping done new iotof Pattercs, Allorders for Em- pad Braiding executed with meatness og Saree. OBR. RUPPERT. Vv ANTED—Two good journeymen HOUSE PAINTERS. Highest wages given. None but good workmen need apply. Inquire at M. T. PARKEK'S Hoi Rign and Ornamental Painting Establishment, No. 59 Louisiana ay my 22-st* ANTED—At Buldiers’ Home,three good FARM HAN furnished. Enquire at the corner the premises of Mr. WARD. DS, where coustant employment will be Board, beddi: and good wagts paid, Mr. EDWARD HALL’S Grocery, neat of Penn. avenue and 7th streets or on my 22-9¢* Ww ANTED IMMEDIATELY. rienced CLERK. paid. Sati arn By JOHN L, KID- iat, 20) wn, AN ekpe- fo whors @ liberal salary willbe Satisfactory referencesrequired. my 5-tf Ww the ages of ANTED—For the United States Marine Corps, several hund: red sble-bodied MEN, between 38 and 40 years, Seldiers serving in this Corps —— duty at our navy yardsand on board Uni'ed States Por enme as int! sbips-of-wer on foreign stations. fantry of the army. Bi con- duct and attention to duty a soldier wilt certainly Tia te the Two dollars will be prid any one who position of 5 non-commissioned officer. brings an accepted recruit ty these Barracks. i For ail other information apply at the Marine Barracks, Washingto! my G-iw nD. GHAS: G. McOAWLEBY, Captain commanding post. 7 ANTED—BROOND- HAN URNITURE Also, Mirrors, House farnishing ‘mar.)-tf Carpets, Goods soe tion. . Bi 428 7th et 2 ea end Ei east ai 2 le 2 BITUA- ‘AN’ oreo emcee Ph ose a ail oratdresset yan Bek for 3 days. aps TERN, UE STAMPS. BTERNAL BEY Re OMINATION, A’ BYERY FFIOR, 2OARDING —A few gantiemen and ladies can be accommodated with first-class Board in ant healthy location in Georgetown, with’ "4 minutes walk of the city railway ‘The house is perfectly now sod supplied with all modern con Yeniences. Rooms pleasant. nicely furmished, and commanding a fine view of the river scenery.‘ Ap- BY, at No. 212 Bridge street (north side.) between Benk Lane aud Frederick strert, References ex- changed. my 25 eo3t* (Lzens FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officers and strangers visiting Wash- ton, may find a comfortabl» home in one of the niost delightful locations in Washington, No. #2 Missouri avenue. One very largs front room story, pow vacant, ny j at auction.—On F Loe By M.V. BU. KRY. Auctioneer. LkE IN GEORGE On TO-MORROW (friday), the seth sold at public sale, 12 lote of grounds fepeaee 30 fe et poe pirenting each. By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, vorgetown, D. C. 424" SALE OF HARDY PERPETUAL ROBES, &C.. 47 AUOTION.—I willwellon FRIDAY A’ TERNOUN cext, at 4 o'clock, at my Auction Room No. 174 Bridge street, Georgetown, a large eol- lection of Flowers, &¢.,&¢ ‘fom the mofA. Jardin, ¥sq., Florist, comprising the choicest kind of Roses known. Also, Geranium, Verbenas, Helio- frepes- Onenee- and Lemon Trees,Gnrnations, Double Dal az, Climbing P/ants. Ornamental Shrubs, &c. my &7 OMAS LOWLING, Auct. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. pus HOUSE, CONTAINING PIV8 ROOMS, stab-e and other improvements, at lot fronting on 22d street weet, between north Land M streets, D RIDAY, the 2th instant, w shail sell in frontof the premises, at 6 o’clock p. m., half lot 2), in square No, 47, having a front of 22 feet Sinches, runmiegs back 122 feet, 2s inches to a W feet alley; glsu, aside alley and the im prvenext, which are a good two-story frame ouse, containing 5 rooms, stable and other im-- provements; this property is on 23d street west be- tween vorth I. & M streets, neat the Circle. Tero:s: Two-thirds cash; balance iv 3,6and 2 wonths, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deet given and a deed of trust taken. my 23-d&ds | GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. By J.C McGUIRE & GO | Auctioneers YRUSTER'S SALK OF VALUABLE PROP- ERTY ON MARYLAND AVENUK, THRKE SQUARES. #AST OF THE CaPITOL.—By virtue of a deed of traat bearing date on tha lath day of Februarr, A.D. 1960. and auly recorded in LiberJ..A. S., Ne. 138, folio 234, &c., one of the land records for Wash ington county, D. C., and by the request of the poe 5 ete ee she undersigned rust sel!, at public wale, on y AF- TERNOON, the 29th day of M past 5 o'clock. in front of ti of Let No, 1, in Square No 757, in the city of Wash- ington the sail part of enid Lot having afront on Maryland avenue of about 2 feet and a depth of oe 10 feet, A plat of the lot will be exhibited at 2 Bale. This property is located in an improving part of the city. Terma of sale: One-third in cash, and the reai- due in three equal payments in 6, 12 and 13 montha from day of sa! ith interest, secured by a deed. of trust, If the terms are notcomplied with in fivadays after the dav of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of first purchases, after five deys’ notice. Conveyancing and stamps ae eg coat, WM. H. Wa : |. Trastee my 6-2awswads J.@. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucta, By J.C McQUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. = CAMP COOKING STOVES AT AUC- TION.—O:, SATURDAY MORNING. May Sith, at 19 o’clock, in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall sall— 30 Viele’s Camp Cooking Stoves, complete and packed separately in oak casks Atso, 2icone-shaped Tent Stoves will be sold without reserve, -L. Wai & OU., Auctioneers, South corner Pennsyivania avenuzand Ninth S'reet AWN BROKER’S SALE.—On TUESDAY MORN- Ine. June, we will sell at the Auction Rooms, the stock of a licensed :Pawnbroker, con- sisting of the iargeat number of Unredeemed Pledxes of every description, ever offered for saia at auction in this city, such as about 10 Gold and Silver Hunting and Open Pace Watches. Patent Lever and Escapement. d od? pieces of Jewelry, Gems, &c. jey’s Ritles, and other Metallic and ing Firearms, ic., &c¢. Dirks and Knives. Table Cutlery and Silver Forks and Spoons. Musical, Mathematical, and Astronomical Ia- struments, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Weaning Apparel, amoag which thers is mang very fine, New Silk Dresses, Fans, and other fine goods. Opera and Eye Glasses. Fru eases, Basket, Silver Tumblers and Gob- lets Fancy Articles. Carpenters’ T and other Mechanical Toois and Instrame: _And many other articles, too numerous to mea- tice. The sale will ba continued daily till all-are dia~ pored cf Terms cash, W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts, my 29- By W.L., WALL & CO., Auctioneers. 8. MARSHAL'S SALE OF SCHOONE! U. “SARaH LAVINIA.” zi Inu virtue of a decree sf the Supreme Qourt of Distiict of Columbia, sitting as a District Court, isszed from the Olerk’s office of said court and to me directed, 1 will sell at public sale, for cash, at the icot of Sixth street wharf, on the Potomac river. on THURSDAY, the sth day of June next, Sy er Packie, elani urn: re. WARD H LAMON,C:8 Marshal D.C. 27-6 W. L. WALL & 00., Aucts. OARD —A lady having taken a house in tha im- modiate neighborhood of tae Treasury, State, Worand Navy Departments, offers !arze and wall furnished rooms, with bi .and alithe comforts of a home. A fewtable boarders will be taken, Apply at No. 395 18th street, between F and @ streets, One square south of Pa. avenue. Refer- ences required. my il-tf GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, INO. W. LUMSBON, ORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISBION MERCHANT. 91 anp 103 Wares Steszr, Georxetown. D. C., Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and Merchandise generally ; Procures Freight, Ghar- ters Vessels, &c, Business transacte4 always with promptness and dispatch. mar 4-tf Ss TEAMBHIP GREAT EASTERN, WALTER saan cana eee will be dispatched FROM LIVERPOOL, FROM NEW YORK. Saturday. ..-May 16] Saturday..... Juneé Tuesday. June 3) | Tuesday. . +e July 21 And at the same regular intervals thereafter. First Oabin, from... _. Beoond Cabin............ Excursion Ticketa out and back, in the lst and 2d Oabin only, a fare and a half. Servants accompanying passengers, and Children under twelve years of age, half fare. Infants free, Third Oabin......_.. 350 Steerage, with superior accommodation: All fares payabie in Goid, or its equivalent in U. 8. currency. s Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of lug- gage. An experienced Surgeon on board, For-passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office, 26 BROADWAY, New York. For freight apply to HOWLAND & ASPIN- WALL, Agents, 54 South atreet, New York, __my 12-tfed : : (sae, CARRIAGES! pezaiaaas tt I have now on hand and daily receiy- Shes sefortment of FIRS Cerrone mad br tne be ‘Of one splendid fall ‘= CO! one Oat x me Caleche Coach, Brett's; four and six v es Rockaways and Germeatowns, at Wagons Sal aiitiog Tot buogica ‘esther tithreatae ge iy mB OfSRCOND HAND CABRIAGRS but litte used: veral id Bl all for Sanh and can bo sold to muitths timen to those who al}scon at No, 409 Pennsylvani Mar 12-2m TH NG. Wurth aia decors pg A ED avenue. AS YOU — oma LE, STEPHENS & 00. ap 1-tfit and h streets. ber is constantly in very Pua cer a my By W.L WALL & CO.. A uctioneers. U 8. MARSHAL’S SALE OF SCHOONER + LADI#S’ DELIGHT AND CARGO, n yirtue ofa de issued from the Cierk’s Ovice of the Supreme Court of the District ot Coiumbia sitting asa District Court,and to me directed, I will sell at pablic sale for cash, com- mencing at llo’cleck a. m.,4th June, at the foot of Nixth-street wharf, on the Potomae river, the cargo of the schooner Ladies’ Delight. consisting of the foiowing Goods and Chattels, te wit, viz: £0 barrels of Old Whiskey, ‘ ibbd. ci Bacon, : Lot Shoulders, Lot Pork. Lot Soiidified Lye. Lot Essence of Coffee, 6 bags Flour, . Lot ree Spades. aun wore, ees 0, BES O'clock p. m., une, a same ‘he SCHOO! LADIES’ DELIGHT, ber Apparel, and Fornitura. ARD WH. LAMON.U. 8. Marshal, D.C. my 2-6. W.L, WALL & GO., Aucta. U §8,MARSHAL’S SALE OF PRIZE GOODS; In yirtue of a decree “‘under Revenue Law” issued fromm the Clerks Office of the Supreme Covrt of the District of Columbia, sitting as a public sale, fo! cash, af the foot of Bixth-atzvst wu blic sale. fer cash, e foot o! -stree' Wharf, en the Potomiae river, on THURSDAY, the 4th day of June next, 1363, commence: at Bb o'clock a. m,, the following Goods and Ohattels of the steam propeller Union, viz: Let Grouns Clow es Lot Matches, Lot Arnveliops, Let Mackerel, Lot Ham Bacon, Lot Jellies, Lot Blacking, Lot Brushes, Lot Oheese, Lot ed Lot Butter, Large let Sugar Lot Pocket Books, ot Combs Pag sad Lilet a ee Sos t Suspenders. 18, = ae Fone Forks, it Gand tion. reen Corn, ‘in Cops, Lot Potatoes, * Lot Cateup, ALSO, PROPELLERS UNION, ber Tactic Apearelced er ckle, le Furniture. + WARD ' LAHON * U. 8. Marshal, D.C. my By J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, IRUSTEE’S SALE OF SMALL LOTS IN THE NogtHERN PART OF THR Oity.—By virtue pia. —e of trast, beari folios 38, & folios ¢ ton county, D.C., I shall the 27th day of May, st b: ~ ont ofthe ae 3 Biivision s 0 in the said city of Was: patt of ori lots Nos, 1,2, a T. ate will besold separately. on O street, have each @ front of o' depth of 135 feet to a Theo”? and are and cost o! the first purchaser. Con’ stamps at purchaser’s cost. WH. H, WARD, Trastes, may § 2viwkds 3.0 McG ULRES OO Absa, A7-THE ADONE SALE I8 UMAVORDARLY Honed until, WEDNESDAD ON Soar aa when ft will take plsca ot Eig deovoe Kooms, at.the same hour. om "ERP ee my sed 3.0. ¥