Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEW AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Eorp's ‘LHEATER.—To-night again, and for the inst time, Mr. Forrest will appear as “Spar- tacus,” in Dr. Bird's tragedy, “The Gladisior. The public generally will be well pleased with this announcement, for last night was one of those unpleasant evenings which deterred many from venturing out, and there is undoubt- edly a great desire to see this play. To-morrow Alice Gray takes a benefit. Grover’s THEATER.—TWo fine plays ara ‘Announced for to-night, viz: Wilkins’ thrilling Yomance of the «Scalp Hunters,” and Tom Taylor's play, “Still Waters Run Deep.” In “both plays Messrs. Wallack and Davenport and Mrs. Farren will appear in prominent characters. The play of the “Scalp Hunters” as lately been added to the repertoire of the combination, and will no doubt create a sensa- | tion. CANTERBURY.—During this week the nightly formance will commence with comedy and end with comedy, and the time between the two plays will be filled with really interesting rformances, in the way of song, dance, Ethiopian eccentricity. &c. All who want a good laugh we advise to go to Canterbury. METROPOLITAN HALL.—Nellie Taylor, the beautiful and accomplished vocalist, Tom ‘Vance, the vocalist and comedian; Jos Childs, the clog dancer; Marry Enochs and Charlie Petrie, the Ethiopians, and a number of other ‘well-known artists will appear to-night. ‘ VARigTiz6.—A good budget of fun and amusement will be opened to-night at this hall. ‘Some of the best performers in the Concert ‘Hall business will appear and delight all. Max Batt.—Prof. Marini’s grand annual “May Ball will be given to-night at Odd Fel- jJows’ Hail, and no one who has ever partici- pated in these parties can doubt but that it will ‘be sptendid affair. There will be an exhibition of fancy dances by the Professor’s pupils, and afterwards an opportunity will be afforded all 0 enjoy the dance. ———— Tug Non-ImPportaTion SocigetTy.—Yester- day afternoon, subsequent to the closing of our report of the proceedings of the ladies’ meeting Dr. Sanderland’s church, the pledge was so mended as to read, “For three years, or for ahe war, we pledge ourselves to each other and the country, to purchase no imported article of apparel,” thus making it take effect immr- diately. t The toliowing ladies were elected permanent officers: President—Mrs. Gen. Jas. Taylor. Vice President—Mrs. Stephen A..Dougias. Recording Secretaries— Rebecca Gilliss, Bliss Virginia Smith. Corresponding Secretaries—Mrs, M. Morris, ‘Mrs. B. B. French, Mrs. S. Bowen, Mrs. H.C. Angersoll, Mrs. Z. Robbins, Mrs. Prof. Henry. Mrs. Chittenden, Mrs. Capt. Kidden, Miss “Williams, Miss Matilda Bates. Advisory and organizing committees for all States and Territories within the Union dines. were also appointed. On motion of Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, it was 3X: Solved that the badge of the National Cove. Mant hall be a black bee, with wings enameled, according to nature, worn with a tri-color ‘Fibbon, a little in front of the left shoulder. On motion of Mrs. Ingersoll, it was Resolved, That the members of the Covenant Yequest their husbands and brothers to abstain trom such imported articles as wines, liquors, cigars, &c. After sundry resolutions of thanks to the ‘Trustees of the Church; Rey. Drs, Sunderland and McMurdy, Mrs. Ann S. Stephens and others, the meeting adjourned to meet next “Monday evening, when they wilk assemble gain in the same church. Before the adjournment, all the ladies pres- ent signed the pledge. Dr. Sunderland was so anterested in the movement that he desired to Preserve the appearance of the meeting by the photographic art, and an operator was there- Tore eent for and pictures were quickly ob- zained, and will be for exhibition at Brady's galiery to-day. —— Tur CARPENTERS’ MERBTING.—Yesterday af- ternoon, a meeting of thecarpenters of the Dis- Wwict was held in the Capito! Grounds, and it “was very respectably attended. Mr. Wm. Hall, president, and T. W. W. Le- touran, secretary of the association, were called ‘on to officiate. The aseociation, it will be recollected, at their iast meeting passed a resolution to de- Wand an increase of fifty cents per day on the old rates after the Ist mst. and this meeting "was called in order to ascertain how many dad succeeded, and the prospects of others. From all we can learn the Navy Yard hands ‘re satisfied, the Secretary and Admiral Smith of the bureau of Yards and Docks having ac- eded to the demand. The joiners employed at the Treasury have Mot altogether beem ‘so fortunate, some thirty having had their wages increased tothree dolNars, the sum asked tor, while others had wn advance of twenty-five cents added. Some twenty er more of those placed in this category Shave taken their discharge. Quite a number of the private shops were represented, and we ‘mnders' that manyof the private bosses Ihave a; to give the advance. But few ot thehands on the Treasury, and but one or two Go the Nayy Yard were at work yesterday af- @ernoon. Several reports were made, and Mr. Harmon, ot the Navy Yard, addressed the meeting, in- forming them thatthe Navy Yard hands had been successful. Hon. Amos Myers, of Pa., was introduced, @nd made a short address, in which he spoxe - @f Mhe iraportance of increasing the pay of the ‘workingman, and assured them no memorial Zar their relief would be slighted oF the Presi- dent or Departments ifa reasonable time was given. Mr. Myers assured the meeting that he ‘was ever ready toserve the workingman—his ©wn constituents first, and the mechanics of Washington next. Mr. Myers was frequently Spplauded, and loudly cheered as he left the Stand. ‘Ihe meeting adjourned to meet to-night. —— EXxTensivz Roppgry Oy GOLD AND SILVER. ‘Blizabeth Shorter, colored, was betore Justice ‘Thompson this morning, charged with the lar- ceny of feur $20 gold pieces, one #5 gold piece, two #2.50 gold pieces, twenty $1! gold pieces, eight or ten silver dollars, and twenty 25 and 50 cent silver pieces, trom the house of Mr. ‘Wm. F. Pruitt, who resides near the Park Hotel. Elizabeth was employed there as a ser- ‘want, and on Saturday Mire, Prnitt gave her Botice to quit. She want up stairs to pack her trunk, and at the same time is supposed to Ihave secreted the money she is charged with stealing. As soon as the loss was discovered the police were notified,and yesterday Sergeants Johnson and Skippon arrested the girl at the house of a colored man named Smiler, near the Park, ana found upon Reon $57.15 in silver @nd Treasury notes. ‘he girl’s tronk was Yourd at another honse, but no money was ound in it. The accused denied taking the gmoney, but alleged that what was found upon her was given her by Mrs. Pruitt before leaving. Mrs. P. denied giving her any money except “wages due, which amounted to $3; and as the girl was guilty of telling stories of a similar characte", Justice Thompson committed ber to gail for court.. tages Rear Estates Sav Messrs. J.C. McGuire & Co. made the following sales yesterday Brick house on Pernsylyauiaayenue, between 49th and 2th streets, to T.R. Wilson, $7,950. Jat on Pennsylvania avenue, between 2istand 22d streete,to Gilbert Vanderwerken,#1.23. Two Jots on 2ist street, at the corner of north | street, containing about 5,000 feet, to Solomon Stover, Yor 75c. per foot. House and let on IJ street, between 2letand 22d, to George Pfluger, for 1,710. House and lot adjoining above, to W. W. Etogh, for $1,750. House and lot on 2ist, between H and I streets, toG. W. Emmerson, dor $3,010. House and lot adjoining the above, to Thos. Berry, tor #4,025. Lot corner ot H And Vist streets, to Thos. Berry, at 45¢c. Two Jots on H, between 2ist an id streets, to sane purchaser, for 36%c. toot. Lot on 2[st @ reet, between H and I, to G. W. Emmerson, At She. per foot. Two lots adjoining above, to aloseph Parker: Milburn, for 37c, per foot. Zot on 7th street, between H and I, to S. D. Marlow, for $1.73 per foot. Lot adjoining above, to Paulus Thyson, $1.4. Loton N, be- 2ween Sth and 10th streets, to John W. Coombs, dor 26c- Small house and lot on 4% streat e@outh, to Wm. Macbeth, for $1,157. ——oe— A DELIGHTFUL Faiz AND APFAIE IN P2os- ¥xEOT.—The laces ef the Foundry M. B.Cburch re waking great preparations for their fair, “which is to be held at their church, corner of ith and G atreets, opening Wednesday, Ma: 4. The ladies of Foundry are noted for their Sntelligence, And are as pretty as intelligent, So that any festival over whioh they preside has some épecial attractions over any congre- tion less favored in the way of wit aud auty. ¢ ———s Postroygep.—in consequence of the inclem- ~@ncy of the weatber last night, the Grand En- eampment Levee, 1.0.0. F. was postpoved, “and will take place on Wednesday night, May , when it will come off with many: addi- tonal featvures of attraction from the longer fume given in which to make preparation. petals SL ComMITTEP TO THE OLD CariToL,—Daniel “Watbon, Richard Lawrence, and Albert Ash- ton, arrested by an officer of the Potomac flo- tila fpr a violation of the blockade, were com- Toitted tothe Old Capitol this afternoon by Vol. ingraham. The two last named are genuine <«contrabands.” oo Bat To-mosrow Nicat.—The Washing- ton ard Georgetown Pa-senger Railroad Asso- elation will giv: rag ball to-morrow mirht @t Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street. The @entiemen baving this matter in charge are ‘waking every effort to make this bali one of ‘tae moet popular of the season. On. OF PIOKING A Pocket —Yesterday 8 pic-nic was given at Loeffier's Garden, wher there was quite a crowd, and while there, 9 who had sev- eral bundted dollars in ‘her ket-book, ac- cused another woman named E'len Hicky with sttempting to pick: her pocket, and officer Heesler arrested, the latter, who was taken bevore Justice Johnson. The complainant tes- tified positively that the accused bad her hand in her et, while another testified that the a cused had one band on the fence and the other in her pocket, The justice dismissed the case. . eg POLIck APPOtTNTMBNTS.—The Board of Met- Topolitan Police Commissioners have lately made the following appointments of patrol- men, Thomas Sneed yice Ubristopher Neilson, fiith precinct; Samuel McMouegle vice James Handley, seventh precinct; Christopher: Holi- ban vice John T. Parker, sixth precicct; Jona | Monahan vice J. B. Newlin, tenth precinct; George E. Grimes Vice T. F. Evans, third pre- cinct. as Don'T FORGET the Indies’ fair at Trinity Hall, on Sth street, between D and E. paises ais Excitement? AMONG THE LADIES.—Consid- erable excitement has been created among our { fair friends by Wm. Prince, 361 F street, (op- site Patent Office,) in having built and now in use & powerful machine for fluting orcrimp- ing the lower portion of ladies’ dresses. This trimming is very fashionable, and is taking the place of braiding, 80 much worn ofjate. This machine is the only one in the city, and ladies can now save the expense of sending to New York or Baltimore to have their work done. Dress- makers will be particularly glad of this. * SPECIAL NOTICES. Seametnn ch sesdion Jewerny! Jewetny! Jswerer! Only One Dollar! . At the Dollar Store 435 Penn. avenue, near 4}: atreet, : my 3-2t* Ferre Loncn at Samstaa’s Ate Vacuts.—Mr. Samstag takes a ureat deal of pleasure to inform his friends and patrons that he will give » very extensive Lunch on Wednesday, May 4th, this day being the first anniversary of the pening of Sam- stag’s Ale Vaults. The choice of the market will be perysa on this occasion. Come one, come all, my 3-2t* Brown’s BRONCHIAL TROCHES, These Lozenges are prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Affec- tions, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and Irritation or Soreness of the Throat. ublic £ 's and Vocalists Will find them beneficial iz clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal organa, having a peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech. mh2-d&wtf THe Fexr.—Beauty of carriage is mostly depen- dent upon a judicious preservation of the feet; it is impossible to move in a graceful manner if the eat support of the whole frame be ina disor- gered condition, and nothing impedes so much as ‘orns, Bunions. Ingrowing Nails, or other disor- ders to which the feet are liable. To aH afflicted we would recommend an early call at Dr, White's office. No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 434 and 6th streets ap 6-tf F, J. Witxixs, Esq., has been appointed A gent of the Great Pennsylvania route, vice E. 0. Nor- ton, to take eflect on the 28th of March. Mr. Wil- Kins bas been connected with the Office, at the corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, during the logy two years, and is thoroughly con- yersaut with the business of the route in all its departments. All applications for information, tickets, &c., must be addressed to E.J. Wilkins, Agent Great Pennsylvania Route, Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue p. 8. Youn, General Passenger Agent, aps Great Pennsylvania Route. Diskases OF THE Nervous, SEMINAL, URINARY ANp Sexval SysteMs—new andreliable treatment— in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in seale¢ letter envelopes, free ef charge. Acdress D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Phisadelphia Pa. mb 29-3m OR SALE-Three first-rate WORK HORSES for sale. Apply to STOUSSA & ENNIS, 325 Peunsylvania avenue, near 7th st. my 2-3t* GTFAMER FAIRBANKS HAS ARRIVED 8S Consignees will please attend to the reception of their gouds at once. MORGAN & RHINEWART, my 2 2t Agents. 'OR SALE—At Gladmon’s Sale and Livery Stable, corner Bridge and Market streeta, Georgetown, D C,, one fine bay STALLION, kind and gentle, works well in double or: single harness, Also, thirty head of work, saddle and carriage horses and mules, second-hand top and no top buggies. my 2-6t* O NOTICE... And after May Ist, 1864, the interest of Geo. Wilson in the Wilson Manufacturing Company rages, he having retired from said company. ‘The usiness wil e settle y the undersigne: H.C. WILSON my 2-2t* 1 WILBON, Jr. OR SALE—At the Foundry Church, corner of 1sth and G streets, 43 Church Seats, with backs and painted, 15 Venitian inside Blinds, 5 Window Shades, 25 yards floor Oil Cloth, 2 Furnaces, with fixtures complete. 2 Stoves, and 59 feet of Stove Pipe, 9 feet of Picket Fence, with cedar posts turned, 3 Cords of Ash Wood. ‘All or any of the above articles will be sold very cheap on applica- tion to D. A. GARDNER, 460 New York avenue, near 15th street. my 2-tf Pp ssorcr ION OF COPARTNERSHIP. The firm heretofore existing under the name of R. W. Gray & Co., in the Flour, Feed and Produce Business is this day disselved by mutual consent. All claims against said firm will b8 settled by, BR W. Gray. . W. GRAY, J.L, GRAY, Washington, D. C., May 2, 1864. NOTICE.—The undersigned will continue the Flour, Feed and Produce Business No. 422 Mass. avenue, near7th street, and solicits a continuance of the patronage heretofore extended to the old firm. tiny 2-3t*] R. W. AY. BALLS, PABTIES, We. PONED TO WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. THE GRAND ENCAMPMENT LEVEE, (Postponed ftom Monday cyening, May 2, in con- requence of the storm,) will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 11. 87 The Executive Committee will meet on Thursday Evening, at 5 o'clock. my 3 3t AY Bay ah OFTHE WASHINGTON AND GEORG ETOW! N- amON GER RAILROAD. VN PASSE ALL RELIEF ASSOCIATION, AT ODD FFLLOWS’ HALL. 7th street, WEDNESDAY, May 4, 1884. 1g ® gentleman and ladies. Tickets $2. adm For sale on the ca Music bs Prof. Withers Executive Commitras, W. W. Wallace, K. Ash, G/Ford, @. Kizby, D. Riley, @. T. Graves, N: Porter, C ALLittlejohn, UL. Wetzel) N. Bouvet, JK, Buckingien. ©. Vermilion, “Pp. Tor A. R. BENNER, Chairman, J.C: WILLIAME, See'y. c my 23t* Prov. x we auble Alt; ful frace that his fret cxbibitionand ey AMP _.,._.GRAND MAY BATL in this clteeil be held on TUESDAY EVENING, May loth, AT THS ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh street, The exhibition will commence at 8 o'clock. : 7RAMME. Gollege. Hornpipe. by two masters, Par d"Ecensaise, by two ladies, Fisher's Hornpipe. by four gentlemen, Pas Styrian. by a lady and gentlemen, Pas de Medley, by a Misi Trish Lilt, by a} L’ homme a trois iss, itleman, rae ae ie man with three legs, Highland Fling, by three gentlemen, Sailor's Hornpipe, by a gentleman, Pas Styrian, by a Miss and Master, ‘La Manola, by a Miss and Master, Zingarilla, by a Miss and Master, : Grand Natienal Polka, by a gentleman and Miss, representing Brother Jonathan and the God- dess of Liberty, arranged expressly for the oc casion, a - ‘ Grand May Pole Dance, by sixteen, ending with groupe. After which the floor will be cleared for the whole company. Cards admitting s gentleman and. ladies, $2; to be had of any of the pupils and principal music and bookstores. None sold at the door. Music by one of the best cotillon bands of the United States. < Ballet Master—J. W. Kreis, assisted by his brother H. P. Kreis, at Mr. Kreis wishes to return his sincere thanks to his patrons and friends fer their Kind patronage during the season, aud respectfully solicits the same for the next, which commences September th, ap 3)-e05t™ HIRD GRAND BALL OFTHE ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB, will be given at the ISLAND HALL, On THURSDAY, May 5th, 1864. Committee pledge themselves to spare no pains or expense to make this one of the grandest Balls of the season Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Committer of Arrangements. Thomas McCook, H. F, Beach, @. Dixon, John Manoney, J. ©. Fisher, Win, Buckley, Thos, W. Stone, Jno. H. Weeden, Wm. Hall, F, Springman, Ino. Little, Geo. Miller, Geo. Adams. w PROF. MARINI'S GRAND MAY BALL WILL take place at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th st., on TUESDAY EVENING, May 34, 1834. Gon tlemen wishing for ladies’ invitation can ob- tain them by applyingat Mr. John Ellis’s! Music Store, or at Messra. Philp & Solomon’s Book- store, Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and ith sts. ap 23-9t* LOST AND FOUND. L087 08 Saturday evening, in Center Market, 4 by # poor widow Indy, a POCKET-BOOK con: taining $89.35. The finder will be suitably re- warded by leaving it at453 Penna. ay., between 3d and 43 rtreets. my 3-3t* OST—On April 21, 1864, one PEARL NFOR- LAOE, star set, with drop set in silver, silver clasp, on the way from I street, near 10th, to. rail- road depot, A liberal reward will be paid if re- turned to No. 439 1 stroot, hetween 9th and lth streets, it being an old family relic, my 3-3t* ] OST—On 7th street, between E and Ji streets, a 4 GOLD WATCH CHAIN, two strands, fine Tinka, with a slide. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving itat W. D. BEVIER’S store, 364 New York av., bet. 10th and llth sts, Also, the thanks of the owner. mny 3-3t* 10 REWARD; Strayed from the subscriber on the 2th of April, a light red COW. with white on each side, white star in forehead, Jong switrh tail ordinary sized horns, and dry. A reward of @5 will be paid for information leading to her recovery. or $10 if returned to E. MAN. KINE, No. 60 Fayette st., Georgetown. my 3-3t” STHAYED FROM THE PREMISES, April the Mth, a dark red COW, with a piece cut out of the right car, Whoever will give information in regard to said cow will be suitably rewarded. by applying at the residence of the owner, Mrs. NENNA BIERINGER, No. 309 D strect, Wash: ington. my -4t" AME ON TO MY PREMISES on April 25, 1361, red COW and young CALF marked on both ears. The oyner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take her away, my2-3t" JOHN BUCHANAN, on I5th and Q st. AME TO THE PREMISES of the undersigned, on the 30th ultimo. a yellow BUFFALO COW: The owner is requested to come forward, prove roperty, pay charges and take her away. PRQUSHEy BET CHATS _F. GREEN, Agent my 2-3t* 13th at., bet. Mand N,'No. 321. a, £. P. BOULDEN. W. FRANCIS HBLLEN. BOULDEN & HELLEN, STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, No, 4 Norra Strext, BALTIMORE, Buy and sell on commission at Baltimore and New York Boards, Bonds and Stocks of every de- scription. Orders for purchase or sale of Gold promptly executed, ap 30-e03t* « MAYOR'S OFRICK. April 27. 1834, ERMISSION I8 HEREBY GIVEN to use, until further notice, the Potomac water from street washers to allay the dust inthe carriage ways at such times and as often a8 may suit the conveni ence of water takers, ap2-eost RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor. 486 PICTURES, A few choice Engravings and Paintings for sale at J. MARKRITER’S, No, 486 7th street. Eight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Terma cash. ap 29-Imif* 500 BUSBHELS POTATOES. Prime White Mercer, Carter and Peach Blow, for seed and family uae, For sale by J.P. BARTHOLOW, Dealer in Hardware and Agricultural Implements, Seeds and Fertilizers, 558 SEVENTH BrRERT, pwi-lw Washington city, 486 PAPERHANGINGS, 486 A selected and varied stock of Fine, Mediumand Low-priced Paperhangings. Borders. Statuce. &e., st J. MARKRITER’S, 4*6 7th street . Eight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. erms cash. ap 29-Imif’ (STRAYED FROM THE COMMONS. North of ‘4 city, on Friday, the 2th of April, a dark roan HORSE in good order; lame in right hind 166 A liberal reward will be paid for hia return to JOHN W. RIGHTSTINE, No. 400 Massachusetts ay- enue, near l0th street. my 2 3t* L O8T—A Package of PAPERS, ina Buff Enyel- 4 ope, supposed to have been dropped on sth street, near the Patent Office. They are of no value to any one but the owner. Any one finding the seme who will hand them into the office at Willard’s Hotel will be liberally vowarded my 2-3t" M. L. JAMES. O&ST—On Thursday, the 2th instant,a roll of blank PAY-ROLLS, signed. A reward of $10 will be gigen if returned to the Star Office. ap 30-lw* § 10 REWARD-—Lost on Saturday morning the Sth instant. » BROWN HORSK, between four and five years old. The above reward will be paid if returned to M. SIEGEL ap ¥)-3t" 102 4%4 street, Island $5 REWARD .—Btrayed from Meridian Hill aboutten days ago,a red COW, with smal horns, white spot on her rump; in a poor condi- tion. The above reward will be given for her re- Tan te oc. A. STOCKBRIDGE, Meridian Hill, ap 3)-3t™ HEREBY CERTIFY THAT JOSEPH BITCH cock, of Washington county, D.C. brought be- fore me, the subscriber. this 2th day of April 184, aa estray, a BAY HORSE, black mane and tail. white face, black legs, and shod all around; about nine years old. Given under my hand and geal this th day of April, 1864 7 SDAN'L ROWLAND, JP. he owner of said horse will pleage call at corner of 7th street west and Boundary street, and prove property, pay charges, and take him away. ap Z-eost* JOSEPH HITCHCOCK. BOARDING. T:. __» NOTICE, HE Undersigned having bought the premises known as the Oyster Bay Honse at Georgetown, corner Bridge and Montgomery streets, now called the ““New Idea,” respectfully announce to their frends that they will always have on hand a fine assortment of Wines. Liquors, Cigars, &c,, &C., and have also Furnished Rooms to rent. C. BENNHAM, H. FARNHAM, Proprietora. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, pA beautifal assortment f Gilt and Dark Oval ictures; also, a variety of Car isite F By at So MARKRITER'S. 456 7th treme Right doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Terma cash. ap 29-Imif* € SEVENTH &TREET, 438 Between G and H streets, east side. 438 L. PRIBRAM Has just received a large atock of latest styie SPRING AND SUMMER BONNETS AND HATS, BILK AND STRAW. Also, Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Head Drasses, Netts, Laces, Embroideries, Hosiery, &c., &c. Ladies’ Plain and Kmbroidered READY-MADE UNDER CLOTHING ofesery description constantly on hand. poanels and Hats Bleached and Trimmed, a IX CHICKERING INS’ FAMOUS PI S just arrived shinies Gane anoe Ap 23-2 * A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with Furnished Rooms and Board, and one Furnished Front Parlor for rent, at 542 H pe iead ene minute’s walk from the Patent Office. y 3-3 AENTLEMEN WITH THEIR WIVES andain- A gle gentlemen can be accommodated with learant ROOMS and good board in a desirable ‘ocality by immediate application at No, 377 Lith ireet, between New York avenue and I street. Terms moderate, mv 2-30" OARD. WITH LARGE AND HANDSOMELY PURNISHED ROOMS, can now be secured by members aud others, in a pleasant neighborhood, by early application’ House has all the modern improvements Terms moderate, Apply south- West corner of H and ‘at atreet, near Pennsylva- avenue, and convenient to the Departments, uy 2-3t* OARDING—For rent, with board, a hwadsome- FE ly furnished ROOM, on the first floor, with others. excellently located, front and back, larze and comfortably furnished! Inmates of the house will receive every attention,yand to those who ea- fecially desire comfort this opportunity in offersd, A good table is kept. and a few meal boarders taken. Apply at 395 Fight taken. Apply a ghteenth street, between my 2-2t* A GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS H's STREET MARKET, No, 74 Orrositg Prosrxct Srrunr, Georgetown, D. C, " We, the undersigned, beg leave the “public that we. have fou wanda orm Bato nt of Fresh Meats of all kindi Poultry, r 7 hy d retail. waiting Hhisacceceteegeesteicoe” AGW | pratetnaby oetartet. Canned Prsiwau? at fuaserconair Meee Renak pce: wang! | —sriime A W.Pranu oo, anos moved, &c. Also, Melodie d Organs, | {TOOK OF RPORATION OF P Melodeons, Several good Bacset hand Piaraant | SS TOWN, DG Pomone who weald wie noe bargains. ‘IO * ELLIB. ‘chase stock of the Corporation of Georgetown, D. ap 25 306 Pa.ay., bet, 9th and lith st. | C., on which inter OTICE —AlL ny Manu are rogues to hake ote te ‘sette ment. ea eeD jer i booksin the hands of W. H. OLagarr at tke a stand. Al itlement. requested to presen wich aplé-im Roerre FELT __ AND PITOR, 4 for sale, a cho! raptset in reid 4 Pst cheng eoacthor Lis Cia Piasres, ORM BATE Fe ° NWO ‘& STEWART. op ls-imt weet sido 7h at,, at Canal bridgs, A0D6 having socanste against the frm are E ill x Oh application tar Winkie . tain ie nts with the Tang Eee. lerk of the Corporation. ap RAND OPENING beim MONDAY. May 24, of ¥ sti corner otate gad et Stag north, < Danting every Monday sfternoon. The Pleas, er Garden ins improved that it cannot be beaten vany other of the same sort im this city. and can be truly recomment fies for pie-nics. ANN, ap 2 im* roprietor, FOR RENT AND SALE. GOD, WILL AND PIXTURES POR BALE. No. ¥ 335 F street. my 3-3t* PO RENT—A large 2d story UNPURNISHED T ROOM, privaté entrance on D street above 7th Istand my 3-2t* Ror RENT—Two Unfurpished ROOMS, No. 72, between Third avd Fourth,on Market «treet! eorgetown Ingu e for three days. it OR SAL well fitted out RESTAGRANT, Dow doing a good business. Apply at the Star Office my 3-34) STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR ©* SA1L.E—On Pennsylvania avenue: desirable lo cation for business. Inquire at 93 Louisiana ave. S3t* VOR SALE—GOOD WILL and FURNITURE of a dwelling house, No. 307 K- street, betweea lath and 1sth. Please cail between the hours of 7 and 6 o'clock, on the premises. my 3-3t" FhRONT AND BACK PARLOR. BRD ROOM, to & gentleman and wife, or single entlemen near the Depot and Capitol. Inquire 534 North O street. per First, Capitol Hill, Washington, D. 0. I RENT —FURNI-HED PARLOR and CHA M- BER adjoining, on Bree floor, to rent. to gen- tlemen only. Good board can be had nearly oppo- site. at $6 a week. Fiye minutea’ walk from War Department. Apply 266 H st., above 18th my3 3t? Foe SALE—A Three-story BRICK HOUSE, No. 500 Tenth street west, containing ten rooms, ‘as. &c.,in good order. Possession immodistely, ice $4,500, in fee; 3s cash. Also, two four-room Houses. pew. Inquire of WM. MARSHALL. 479 Ninth st., between D and E ats. my 3-3t" Fe RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSR, on 26th street, between Pa. avenue and M street; newly repaired and fitted up with gas; containing seven rooms, with kitchen and cellar, all com plete. Inquire at No. 44 Water street, George- Own. my 3-3t" OOMS TO LET—Superior PARLOR ROQMS and AL CHAMBER; delighttul summer accommoda tion for small family, No. 424 Fifteenth street, between New York avenue and H, and half square above ‘Treasury and State Departments. my $-eo3t* OR RENT—One large FRONT ROOM, and KITCHEN, on M street north, between Sixth and Seventh street, No. 583. my 2-2t* FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—To gentle- men, at No, 443 lvth street, between F and G. Reference required. my 2-3t* HREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —In- quire at No, 533, 13th street, between Band G, Island, my 2-3t* OR SALE OR RENT—A_ BRICK-YARD AND FIXTURES. Address X.O B., through the City Post Office. my 2-3t* Fok RENT—A two-story BRICK DWELLING, with five rooms, pleasantly located on the Island. Possession at once, Rent $20. Bonne $25, Inquire after 4. m. on Tuesday, at 585 Sixth street, between D and E south, my 2-2t* FURNISHED ROOMS for gentlemen, with or without board, in a large, airy house, pless- antly located. Oars pass the door every fire minutes, Terms reasonable. Apply immediately, at the corner Of 1ith and 8 sts. may 2-3t* Fer SALE—An old established RESTAURANT, now doing an excellent business, including @ large stock of choice Liquors and Cigars, and an unexpired lease of several years. Price $2,5¥), Ap- ply to J. M., 228 D street. may 2-3t* AUCTION SALES. For other Auction Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW aid telat ated Nile deh ciate tates Y THOMAS DOWLING Auct'r; Georgetown, VERY VA‘ ARE IMPR VED PROPERTY ON: BRIDGE?+TRERT. GE RGETOWN, On TI BSPAY AF) BRNOUN, May at 5o’olo 0b the pr mises, 1 shel. sell. for account of heirs of Thowas Osok, the southwest part of Lot 0. 3, in Oid George own frontiog 23 feet 41-2ia chee on Bridg- str: et, between Cong essand Wash ington stree Towas back 270 feet to a wide pub id te A ai ere three story Brick Dwsiling pase wich back buildin : etpied by Joa. ¥. Birch Bet See eonenty “oc Terms: half web; the remainder ia six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, janc.ve at the cost of the purchaser. ‘HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer BX 2. ©. MCGUIRE & 00., Kuetioneees. SIXTY-ONB HAN DSOMELY LOCATED BUILD- N ‘SAT PUB.IO ACOTION, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 34. at4o'cloox on the prr mises, we ehali selt nearly the whole of Square No. 241, kpown as ‘“Kingmsn’s @a-den,” frorting about 25 feet each on strest_ north Q street, Isth street, the “Circle,” and “Kingman Con-t,” all running back te fine alleys, with fine fa- cilities for drainage ‘The deaatiful tion Of these Lots, the bigh ground immédately north ofthe Presi- dent's House and Departincnte, t 1e alvantage of a city gaprenget railroad and Potomac water imam diately in front of the prenmses. render then ve- Sesis#ole for Building Sites, and, as the sale will be mate without reserve, it Bhould command spe- -¢isl attention. ES ‘Terms of sale: Ose-third in cash, and the re- mainder in equal payments in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Convey ances'at cost of purchaser ‘A cash payment of $20 on each lot at the time of sale will be sequizeds ap.l4-d .C. MCGUIRE & O0., Aucts, B* 3.C,McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE LOTSON VIRGINIA AVENUE, BB TWESN 4%; AND 6TH STREET, ISLAND. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 4th. at 435 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell. Cy of Lot No. 13. in Square No. 494, fronting 62 feet 6 inches, on V g ‘enue, between 4%» and 6th streets, Isiand )running bagk, an average devth of 128 et. If desired it wiflsbe divided into three Lots of about 21 feet front, each. ‘erms: One-third cash, the remainder in six, and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed of fraet on the Eremiees. £ thie gubetines jonveyances st the cost o purchaser. ap2.d [Rep] JO. McQUIRE & CO.. Aucts, Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LO? IN GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 4th, at 8 o'clock, I will sell, in front of the premises. south part of Lot No. 234, in Beatty & Hawkins addition to Georgetown, fronting 50 feet on Market street, nearfeventh street. ‘ibe improvements consist of a good two-story Frame House with Brick Basement. Title perfect. Terms cash, All conveyancing aud stamps at the cost of the purchaser, THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. being en [FOR RENT—A neat FRAME HOUSE. containing five rooms, within five minutes’ walk from the Departments in the First Ward. Apply. te @EO. A_LANE,175 K street, between Ith and 19th sts., or 95 Centre Market, my 2-30" firat-class famity GROCERY and STORE, situated ina good location ies, facing three streets, avith ‘the entire stock. ool A lease of the store can be had For particulars adi 5 City Post Office. m ~Three FURNISHED ROOMS, first as apd bath house, Inquire 414 enth Btreet_between G and H, ap BUITE of handsomely furnished ROOM a large front room; with or without be Terms moderate. Apply at No. 339 F street tween 9th and J0th ap 2-3! OR SALE~The GREENBACK RES°AURANT witi furnished rooms attached, and alesse of five years, Inquire at 452 loth street, above Ford's Theater, HY TRENT —A three-story new FRAME HOUSE, with a Storeroom;, situated on the corner of 23d'and T streets. Washington, D.C. In ouire of JOSEPM LIBBEY, No. 27 Waters n F' | RENT—A large BRIOK HOUSE, on L strect, between 9th and lith streets, contain- ing 10 rooms. Apply to JOS. F. KELLEY, Real Estate Broker, office o. 8th street, near the cor- ner of FT. north. ap 30-3t* will be sold, toget willand fixtures if desired for three years Cash, Box 7 BoE REN floor. with Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown, DESIRABLE RUILDING LOTS IN GEORGE- TOWN AT PUBLIC AUCTION, On WEvNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 4th, at 5 o’clock, p.m , L will sell, in front ofthe premi on the corner of Fiederick and Fifth streets, a rireble Building Lot fronting 75 feet on Frederi street, a ) feet on Fifth street, Also, immeciately after the above. the undivided third pe. t+ f Lor No, 223. fronting 70 feeton Sixth street, running back 16) feet. Terms: Ove third cash, balance in six and twelve Months secured bs a deed of trust on the property Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- cbaser, Title ap.27 THOS DOWLING, Auct, Yu. 0. McGUiks & CO., Auctioneers, IMPORTANT BALE OF ge 20ICK LIBRARY OKS. On WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 4th, at 7 o'clock ..at the Auction Rooms, aud continued eavh succeeding Evening, at the same heur, until the whole is disposed of, we shall oll, without reserve, a portion of the Library of thy !ateChas, F. Mayer, Of Baltimore, BMd., to which valuable alditions from snotier source haw bren made, the le comprising Miscellaneous and Scientific Works, Il- luetrates Ed tion, Sets of Monthlies, Pamphlets, Coneressional Documents, &c., &¢. Terme cash. BP" Catalogues now ready for delivery. ap.3)-dtf J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, fect, (OR SALE OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE. with five acres of ground, orchard, &c.,on the Rock Oreek road, six iniles from the city and two from Fort Slocum. For terms, &c., apply without de- Iny to Mra, DAVIS, Dith street, east side, first frame house south of U street. ap3) 2w* FOR RENT One large front ROOM, Brat floor, "suitable for an office, or will be Tented tur nished or unfurnished, with or without board, to some gentleman, or to a gentlemen and wife. Ap- ly at 231 G street, between 17th and 18th, close othe War Department. _ ap 3i-st* OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES [of a.well conducted Restaurant on Pennsylya- pia avenue, including a lease for two years, stock of liquors, with 12 adjoinin, furnished rooms. Can be purchancd ai a reasonable price. Apply to JOS, F. KELLEY, Real Estate Broker, office on 8th street, near the cornerofInorth. ‘ap 30-3t" Y WM. B. LEWIS & O0., Auctioneers. 1X DESIRABLE BULLDING LOTS FOR SALE, ‘We shall sell, on WEDNESDAY, May 4th, at § o’clock, p. ta..on the premises four fine Buildin, Lote, fronting 28 feet by 100 each, oneast side o Ninth street, near Boundary street,in Square No, 393; also, at 6 p. m., same day, one Lot, 18 feet 9 in- ches front, by 100 on Sevent : street, between Rand 8 streets, and one ‘Lot, same sige as above, front- ing on Kighth street, ‘he above property being in a very desitable lo- cation, should demand the attention of builders or others, wishing goo investments. ae? One third cash, balance in sixand twelve onths, All conveyances at expense of purchasers, ap# cokds WM. B. LEWIS & O0.. ducts, FoR SALE-—8,.000 acres of rich FARMING LANDS in seve, (Hardin, Story, Wright, and Franklin counties;) 4,000 acres fa Minnesota; tracts from 40 to 640 acres. Located 1856. Pateats from the Government. Will exchange for property in or pear Washington. FOR SALE —Two and a half years’ lease of a gtore property on Penn,avenue, now renting for |. $200 per month. will be’ sold, with Confectionery Stock, Soda Fountain, and Fixtures complete. $13,000 for a property fronting 4° feat on Penn, avenue; a three-story brick building, having two stores and eight large rooms additional, now reat- ing for $2.71 9 per year: MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, ap 3)-Im* Southeast cor. Pa. av. and Lith st. A COMFORTABLE FRONT, ROOM, with gas; arranged to accommodate two gentlemen, can be had, with board, unon moderate terms. by applyingearlv. at No.7 First strect, near High, Georgetown, D.C. Bt TS RENT WITHOUT BOARD—Firat-class FUR- NISHED ROOMS. | The best of city references given and required. Meals furnished at a good boarding house within a few doors, Apply at No. BY Penn. avenue, above 2lst street. ap 23-lw* Fok SALET On reasonable tema, one of the imost productive FARMS in Montgomery coun- ty, Md.; 22 miles from Georgetown, D. ©., 145 from Scheer Mill; lying on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. It has fine quarries, one of flagging stone, good Buildings, and fine fruits. For terms inquire of ROBERT PETER, on the pre: 25 eolm* Fok RENT—The Bhepherds’ Mall, cormer of 7th street and Louisiana avenue, over Waite’s Drug Store. Buitable for. meeting of clubs. par- ties. &c. Apply to A.J. COLLINS, 394 D street, between 7th and 8th. ap 23-e05t* COUNTRY BEAT FOR SALE IN HOWARD OUNTY.—A comfortable Cottage containing Zrooms with about 35 acres of land, situated on Washington turnpike, 1% miles from Jessup's Cut Station. on the railroad. There is carriage house and stabling for beveral horses; also feed house and store house. A Gine orchard just commencing bearing; alto small fruits. The house bas been painted throughout this spring and is very bicely situated; has a porch the entire front, with large flower garden. Daily fare to Washington can be reduced to a very trilting amount by taking a com- utation ticket. Price $3.00). Key at Mr. Thos, Rowe's, adjoining, For any further patticulars address JOHN KERMODK, 91 north Eutaw atreet, Baltimore. ap 22-eolm* b WILL BUY THE LPASE of « large, $1,000 commotion: HOUSE. with store ead siable attached. Address Mr. LEASE, Star Office. ap 21-Im™ OR KALE—A small tract of PAND (16% acres about three miles from the Navy-Yard bridge, well located for a markt garden farm. Price B00. Also, 89 acres, same distance from Navy- ‘ard bridge, mortly under good fencing, well lo- cated, with g fine road leading to it Inquire of JOHN W. VAN HOOK, No. 55 Louisiana av. ap 19-2aw8t = +— FOR SALE OR ENT A Grat-rate two atory FRAME berg) contalping. nine rooms, to- gether with nine BUILDING LOS. all set out with choice fruit. sach as peschens pears. piums, cher- ries, grapes, all of the best selection; with a pump of excellent water in the-yard; on the corner of G and Wth streets and Penn. avenue east. For farther particulars call at residence No. 975. ap 16-Im* D. CARROLL, OR BALE—A valuable SLAUGHTER HOUSE PROPERTY, 2, 0 feet of ground and im- rovementr, as follows: Slauwhtet house. 16x45; one 10. .2 225; ice honse,? x2 ; stable 18x25—sabatantial brick Dalidigen cattieand stable yarda well paved, admirably we ted for a soap and candle factory ot tannery. {ll be sold for $5, (0. MITCHELL & SON, Keal Eatate Brokers, ap !5-Im southeast cor. Pa.ay. and Lith st. OR SALE—A STORE and DWELLING HOUSE, No. 401. on7thatreet, between H and I streets. Lot 2. by 7 feet. This isa first-rate business piace. A bRICK HOUSE, No. 666,0n M atreet.between 4th and 6th streets, Hassix ronms, Sets back from the street. Lot 3: by 219 feet, running through to Ridge street, Isa very desirable place for a private idence. "A HRICK HOUSE, No.432, on 9th street, between G and H streets. Has four rooms. Seta back, with yard in front, Lot 19 feet 6 inchos by 99 fest. ‘4 FRAME HUUSE, No. 373, on 9th street. tween I and New York ave ‘Ooms, pote: by KO feet. se de fin. t between Land M streets, Has six rooms. Lees by 1 fee’ bs A FRAME HOUSE. No 342, on lith feet. ‘A FRAME HOUSE, No. 342; om @ strect between 0 by B) feet. Mth and Lop oie soca Lot Poet For pin Nor G33 M ot. ber’ tthanc Oak GE BRICK DWBELLL a th acon Gta and 7th west, aU3, Silt Me eend ee 000. Immediate possession. Terma easy, Would also sell other improved and anim; in convenient locations. BMY Wi haa ‘ap 6-1" 524 T street north. \OR SALE OR RENT—That first. class DW BLL- FOG Noun and torch eerie BLL sweet corner of Prince and ‘Gola lambne streets, Alox~ andria. Tithe perfect and imme i nnceeine . Inquire of JAM LENBERG, Eieetndria or of the bad rh TOU ER Row, — ates, corner nh ap janis apd the Feast t st RC Ns i? izth nat walk o ie irkwood Hoa: Patent Office. Post fice Re, a y . ou! o'clock. The Y WM. B. LEWIS & OO., Auctioneers, CONTINUATION ‘OF, DEAD: LETTER OFFICE Sale resumed THIS MORNING. at 100’clock, and will be continued THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock, also, all day TO-MOKROW, ( Wedne expect to finish achedule No 4. consisting cf 1.932 Tote of fine Jewelry. y’sand Gents ‘Gola and Si! ver Watches, Chai! eavy California Gold Rings, ‘with a great variety of other goods. For descriptions, see Catalogues at the Btore No. 427, Seventh street. my 3-2t WM_ 5B. LEWIS & Oo.. Aucts, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SECOND aT. WEST, BETWEEN E ANDF STREETS NORTH, AT aUuTION. On FRIDAY, the 6th instant, at6o’clock p,m., we shell sell in fropt of the premises, Lot No 25, in M. G. Degges’ eub division of Square No. 53a beautiful Building Lot 24 feet 6 inches front, run- ning back 140 feet to 8 1(- foot alley, on Second st., between E and F streets north. ind cash, remainder in six and ré ecured bya deed of truston the premires, All Sonyeranciag: and revenne stamps at the cost of the purcl re my 3-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, Y J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF 8 XTEEN FINE LOTS ON THE ISLAND, On FRIDAY A¥TERNOON. May'6, at 6 o'clock on the premises, we snall sell the following val ble Lots bel. nging to the *‘ Convent of the ¥ zt tien,¥ Lota No. 27, 28. 29 39, 81, 32, 83, and 3f, in Square 30, fronting each 24%. feet on south side of G sireet «tween Nioth and Tenth stroets west, and ig back 124 feet Winches toa twenty-fire foot y.) when wo alley. Lote No. 9,19 11, and I2in Square 339, fronting each 21 feet 6 nchesou the north side of G street suuth, between Ninth and T-nth streets west, and running back 124 feet W) inches to a twenty fire foot aley. Lot No. 26, 28, 9.and¢ 3), sane Square, f-ontin 24% feet on south F street, between Ninth ant Tenth @treets, and running back 124 jee! 1U inches t atwenty-five foot alley. Terms: One-half casv, the remairder in six months. with interest, secured by a deed of trust on tbe pr mists Conyesances at Se reams of the purchaser. ‘Ba A carl payment of $20 on each Lot wi.l be re- quired at the time ofsale nys-d 9 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. UNits STATES MARSHAL’'SBALE. Tn virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias. issued from ‘he Cierk’s Office of the Buprame Court of the United States for the District cf Oofumbis, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for cash, at the front of the Oourt Mouse door, of aaid Coun- ty, on WEDNEtDAY, the 25th day of Mar nex’, 186i, at 12 o’clock m., all defendant's right, title, ciaim und interest in and to the vorth part ‘of 1 No 34.in 8quare No, 877, bourded as follows :— Reginuis g for the same ce the southeast corner of Lot No 33, on the line « f Seventh street east, run- nipg thence west 97 feet, thence north 3) feet, thence eart 97 fect to the beg nning. together with all singular, the improvemen‘athereon seized and levied uprr ‘aa the proverty of amuel ant Joseph Arnold and will be sold to estisfy judicial No 235, ip savor of White, Middleton & Beil, use of lias White my.2 WARDH.LAMON,U.8 Marshal, D.O. Y J. GO. McGUIBE & QO., Auctioneers. GREEN TREE HO ; ON B STREE*. BE- TWEEN 8LCOND ANDTAIRD, AT PUBLIC SALE (n THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May Sth. at 6 o'clock, op the premises, we shall sel!, pirt of Lot No 15, in Regervatio: No. 12, improved by a three- ‘tory brick house and back bui'ding, with slate Foo!, on north B street. between Second aud Toird slieets west, nv w occupied a‘a public house, and known ag the ‘ Green Tree” House. ; Fa: ly p: seession of th premises will be given. T-rma: Gne-helf in cssh, the r. mainder in six. end twelve enter hake interest, secared by a: of trurt on the premises Ce it the coat of the purcbaser. AST a nee AO Mod UIRM a 00. Aorta, BY 3.0, Mc@UIBB & CO., Auctioneers BUILDING LOT ON D 87 RASPRRT dit CORN Ba Oe gROgND St. Ze, ‘On TBU BBDAY APTRRNOON, May Sch. half. peat Wray onthe mises, we shal! al over Pieinte A ding 1. rt, frosting on a tth 0 (ib danare eau ofxhe d rconiog are 6 Bally a E ith a frame stabie in ¢! tae ted eases egice te retain’ Set ri welll peceres, cvsh, the remainder in ai maathet with interest, secured by deed of trast om "7H Mie pertest Goer ct conveyavcesand stamps to be paid by bole -+ ia 4.0. MOGUIRE & 00,, Aucts. ¥.W.b. WALL & O0.. Auctioneers, EN Extra choice rohelle Poh eidam H land oie Royal Parr Wipe. bon Nectar Whiskey, Ciarets, &c.. Te palnine of ie of BR. Orom+li at PublieBatevon t+ 4) groom, No, 3: ee ee ee WALL & 00., Ancta AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. BY J.C. McGUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers. COMMISSIONERS’ SALEOFR FRAME HOUSE AND L Oe NOt Tar EET WEEN OTH AND 7TH STS, wast, e undersigned, pommirsioners appoin' the Foprene Court of the District of Columbia te the case of Elizabeth A. Fling and others against John Cazroll and others, No. 128, equity, in said court, to make sale of the real extate of whiok James W. Fling died seized, hereby give notios that in pursuance of an order of said court, em- tered on thesth day of & pri instant. they witi sell, on the premises, the following deacri House situate inthe city of Washington, D, ©., NESDAY, the ath day of May, 18h, at & m. nainely: Lot No. 3, in Square « 16 feet on north L street, between and7th streets weet, and having » depth ia the reat 91 fect. The improvements consist of a twe- sety frame house with a beck Saiag ‘erms casa, A 5 ANDREW GODDARD, E. F. QUEEN BEMET HENNING, W. L. ROSS, Commissioners, J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, BY 2. © McGUIRE & 00, Auetioncers. TRUSTER SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON BLEVENTH, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS. By virtue ofadeed of trast from RB. B. Bri dated October 2, 1857 and recorded in Liber J, A. No. 137, oF 440, &c., of the Land Records of the goants of Washington, I will offer at Auction om MONDAY Wth day of May next. on the premi Bes, at so Kp ped ys of Lot seven «7) im Square three hundred and forty-one (341) in Wagh- inton. bounded as foliows, viz: Beginniog forty- nine feet seven inches from the southeast corner of M and Eleventh streets and running thence south twenty-five feeton Eleventh street, thence due east one hundred feet, the whele depth of sald lot, thence due north twenty-five feet, and thense due west to the begitning with the improvements, consisting of a Frame Dwelling. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal in- ahpents at ais and twelve months, with interest, ru: Bec The terms of sale must be complied with within one week after sale, or the pro; ze | may be rongid, nd cost ofthe purebacer: COR AR: Enns ng com Of the a} . B. Ne . see cg et W OO Nests. ap 191m Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TWENTY-ONE VALUABLE BUILDING Lots ON THK ISLAND IN SUBDIVISION OF SQUARE No. 412, AT AUQTION. On WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of May nert, we sballsell. on the premises, commencing at 5 0’clock Pp. m.. the following valuable property, viz: ‘All of Square No. 412, except two or three lots. om which Buildings are erected; the Square is divided into 24 bandsome Building Lots, averaging from 23 to 25 fect front each, all of which run back to al- leys, This property is beautifully situated, bound- ed by, and fronting on E 8th and oth streets west. and the rale will be well in- vestment, ea Terms: One-half cash, balance in six and twelve months, the purchasers to give notes for the de- fered payments, bearing interest from the day of le: acced given and a deed of trust taken, ‘All conveyances including revenue stamps at pur- chasers cost. ap.c-d [Rep.] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, > J.0, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THR PIXTH ST. MBHARE AT PUBLIC AUCTION On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 4th, at © o’clock, on the premises, we shall dell, Lota No. 1, 14,15. ly 17,45, and 19. in Square nambered §®, fronting 123 leet on Sixth street west, and 203 feet 10 inches on eouth et, improved by & large &quare three-story Brick Hote! Building, with geome sixteen good rooms, with large Parl :ra, Ber-room and nesersary ovtbuildings, The groundsare pat tially surrounded with a substantia stone wall a are tastefully laid out witn choice erapes, fruita, and flowers, especiaily with view toa summer r sort, The proximity of thia handsome property to the extensive wharves at the foot of Sixth street, and the Government works, Arsenal, &c.. commanding as it dues, a splendid view of the Potomac river, renders it very valuable a3 a Hote! or summer Epeore, and te this end the property will besold ea- re. Early pessession will be given. Terms : One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months. w terest, secured by a deed of trust on ihe property, Title perfect. ap 27d J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Ancts Bree Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VERY VALUABLE LOTS ON SEVENTH STREBT BETWEEN SOUTH D AND B STREETS On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 4th, at 5 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, Lota Nos 8, $4, 35, and 37. in sub-division of Square No. 435. Lots 34, 35, and 37 front each 24 feet on Seventh betweea south and E streets, ronning ey. Lot No. 8. fronts om Sk street weet, between D and E streets south, one runs Lack same depth to same alley Y. 1 rhe sre among the moat desirable lots on the olan Term~-: One-third in cash; the remainder in sic and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed oftrus:on the premises. 2 J.C. MoGUIRE & CO , Aucta. THOMAS DOWL.NG, Auct.; Georgetown. PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV- BO PROPERTY Bi WEEN THE OLN CE RD MAC BIVER IN GE ©.. AT PUBLIC AUCTI CEORGATS NA. D. at Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, T wills the llth day of May, 1864, at 5 o’clock P m.,on the rt remises, that Valuable Property, of ot No Georgetown, and frontin, tom the sout! ‘ je of Cherry street, and 8) on the east side of Potomac street, and opposite to the Ofine improvetenta consist of 8 large t e improvements consist of 8 lar, Wo-sto! and Basement Brick Dwelling-House. and Back Building, also, tw h fronting 20 feet om Potomac ttreet. adjoining the above and xanning back 71 feet, This groperty uated as it is, be- tween the Canal and Potomac river, offers great fa- cilities for manufacturing or other purposes, and for an investment such an opportunity seldom oc- curs, Terws: One half cash, balance in six and tweive months, secured by # deed of trust on the property, Title perfect. Coexveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- chi THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. arer. ap.3-d&ds ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. AVEGETADLE AND FRUIT STAND AT AUO- , Auction enle of a fine Vegetable and Fruit Stall in the Center Market, between 7th and 8th street, No 326. on THU RSDAY, the Sth day of May, at Lg . m., to be sold without reserve o'clock, 4 ap 27- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY 3. C, Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON TWENTIETH STREET, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS. . On BATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 7th, at © o’cluck, on the premises, we shall parts of Lote 16 avd 17,in Square No. 117, fronting lf feet om Twentieth street, between Land M streets north, Turning back 78 feet, improved by @ three-story Brick Bouse, Terms: One halfin cash, the remainder insixan@ tweive months, with interest secured by s deed of trust on the premises, Conveyancrs at the cost of the Brrchaver. - J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, ap.90. LOTION SSLF OF VALUABLE REAL HB- A TATE ON TBE POTOMAC RIVER, = In Atexanpria Country, Va By virtue ofs deed of trust executed by Gaspar Tochman,and AppolloniaJ. Toshman, his we dated July 14, 1857, and recorded among the 1 records of Alexandria Co nty, Va.—the said Gas- par Tocbman being engaged in the rebellion agai: the sovereign authority of tbe United the interest on the debt secured by deed of trust being in arrear and unpaid from the Sith day of October, 1861,—I shall pro eed, by grder of the erty secured. and by virtue of the authority con- ferred by said deed. and the statute in such case made and provided, and on the 19th day of May, 1864, I sball sei) at auction tothe highsst bidder for cash, in front of (he Mayor’s office in the City of Alexan- dria, Va.. at 12 o’elock, m., the property named om suid deed, that is to say the farm called “Summor Hill” cn the Potomac river in said County,—tl same compri ing about one-hundred and fifty screa, and being situated about midway between Wash- ington City and Alexandria, Va. . we Caepe particulars of the sale will be given at e time . spt O53. M.8TRWART, Trastes ¥ J. 0, MoGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers, y MBE DWELLING-HOUSE AND LOTOR NT ERSAC USETTS AVENUE BET WEEN 4TH AND 51H =TREBT WEST, AT PUBLIC SALE On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May ath, at 6 o'clock, on the premises we aball sell, part of No, 36, in Square No. 517, frouting 18 feet.4 inches, on the south side of Maraschuset saver ue, between Fourth and Fifth streets weat, runeing tu 69 feet 1 irch to a 20-foot alley, improved by a two-story Frame House. contaiving aix ruoms, pinmediate possetsion given, ‘erme cam ap2@d [Rep] J.0. McGUIRE & OO,, Ancts, ¥ J.C. McGUIBK & CO, Auctioneers, FINE BUILDING 1 OT ON TENTH STREET, B: TWEEN & AND H STREETS. MORTH.” ai On FRIDAY ABTERNOON, Mayeth. at 5 o'clock. op the premises, we sball seil part of Lot No. 14, Equare 345, ronting 2) feet on Tenth street wee! berwe-n G snd H atree! ‘unning back’100 feet, with the advantage of s brick wall. cated, 1a & desirable part of Thia ‘ot »# centrally) the city for a private residence, amd is: worthy the attention of persons wanting a fine buldiog Tosa Terwes: Cie-t ipeash, the remainder io #ix and twelve mont » Withinterest. heures byadeed of trast, Copveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- cbase: ap.30-6t 3.0; MoGUIBE & 00.. Aucts. '¥ J. 0. MoGUIEB & 00., Auctioncors, VALUASLB a yr AND RJD half sictias he ‘April, ond renderrd ip 9 cause ‘no. Tae, vein klisaheth Brent is compiainnat eed Ohaa’ Brent, end others def=ndants, the endersi will rel! the whol< Cy " 2,89, in Thee twenty Ove di Dalldise Cots fronting Feapectively on Beventhr and Benth streeta wert be twern Q street and Rhode I. 3 Terma: On cash, fo sixend welve months, with the eatie- faction of t! o-Trnstes, oF - BCR Foptioe of the rurebarer All conve: ances dad stasipe st the Oxperse ofthe purchaser, Hc oaCiEs So: Lack” onl 4