Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1864, Page 3

___LOCAL NEW AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Forp’s THEATER.—Mr. Forrest's lengthy but moet successful engagement at Ford's wiil terminate to-morrow night, when he will ap. Rear iu a favorite character and take a benefit. 'o-night and to-morrow night are therefore the last chances of bane he great tragedian, tor some time at least. The historical Shaks- ‘perian play of “Coriolanus,” is announced tor So-night, ce eorreee appearing as “Caius Ma- sius,”’ a character he has - formed in this city. never: Derbi bee GrovER’s THREATER.—The comedy of «Lon- don Atsurance™ is announced for to-night. + Dazzle” will be well represented by Mr. Wal- jack; “Charles Gourtley” by Mr. Davenport, and oledy, Gay Spanker” by Mrs. Farren, while such favorite actors as Ben Rogers, McDowall, Tarr, Mrs. Myroa, &c., will ably support the great combination. ‘London As- surance” is one of those glorious comedies which is always fresh and new, especially. ‘when played by such acturs as those named above. CaNTERUURY.—Poole’s prize drama, «The Mountain Outlaw,” ie just now a prominent teatvre here, and is performed well by Mrs. Frank Drew, Mr. beForrest, and others. But it is not the only attraction, for the singers, and dancers, and Ethiupiacs, Possess & mag- netic power, and draw hugely. It is necessary to go early to secure a good seat. Merrorouitan HALL.—If crowded houses nd hearty applause are evidences of an excel- dent entertainment, then assuredly Metropoli- tan Hall occupies a prominent position among concert halls. Nellie Taylor, Tom Vance, Joe Childs and others perform here. V aBieTies.—Notwithstanding the numbe: Attractive places of amusement now open, tm this city, the Varieties always to be well-filled with delighted @uditors, and this is owing to the fact that the performances are of a kind calculated to please the masses. Porric REapines.—Mr. Eugene Ahern will Give @ reading from some of the best authors to-night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. The programme embraces selections frem Moore, Drake, Trow- bridge, Kellogg and other well-known authors, Faigs.—The ladies’ fair at Trinity Hall, Fifth street, will be open again to-night and each night this week. The fair is for the bene- ae ing eeety Baptist ‘Onareh, and the pretty agree: ladies of the congregati: always in attendance. sages The ladies of Foundry M. E. Church opened their fair last night at the corner of 14th and @ streets, under most favorable auspices. Much enjoyment has been pecesiaed all visitors here, and we are assured the ladies having the fair in charge will make it fair yet heid. A PuBLic ScHoor Concert of vocal music ‘will be given to-night at the Smithsonian Hall, under the direction ot Prof. Daniel. This is one of the series of.concerts proposed to be given for the purpose of raising funds for the purchase of pianos for the schools. The inter- mediate school children are concerned in this One, and it bids fair to equal any concert yet given for this cause. Bari—The Island Social Club announce their third grand ball for to-night at Island Hall. It promises to be an enjoyable affair. superior to any ge UsiTEeD STATES, ON RELATION or Davi G. Day, v8. Joun P. Hi. ton— Petition Dismissed — Ona rule ata relation of David G. Day, betore the Supreme Court, D.C., served upon John P. Hilton, a justice of the peace, to show cause why he should not be removed from office on the charge of baying rented a certain house for bawdy purposes, the Court, after hearing all the evidence, decided to discharge the rude. ‘The following is the opinion of Chief sustice Cartter in the case: In the case of the relation against Hilton as v magistrate, the Court has come to a conclusion. After looking over the statute creating th- power in this Court to remove magistrates, in the light of ascertaining what character of offenses are brought within the jurisdiction of the Court, we have concluded that the statute empowers the Court to remove magistrates in the District for all_ offenses that render them unfit to hold the office of conservators of the ace. 1t is not restricted simply to mal- ‘easance or non-feasance in office, but it relates to their gene: fitness for the place. If this relation were sustajned by the undoubted proof that ought to be brought before the court exer- cising the power, we should not hesitate to exercise it here. But while the Court has before it evidence in this case such as it regrets to see, it is not satis- tied that Mr. Hilton designed to cultivate the violation of the law. That he knew that this ‘was 8 house of ill-fame there can be no ques- tion—that he procured it to be established is Another and a very different question. As far as his acts were committed to writing, he pro- wided against it; and under the explanation which Mr. Phillips gives in connection with the last lease, provided against it pa ly and understandingly. Still we cannot disguise from ourselves the belief that he would not have executed that second lease for the term of three years, with the money payable in advance, it there had not been an outstanding contro- ‘versy between him and his principal as to money. And if he did not propose to put an end to it as far as he could by the receipt of the money, still he has left around him in the course of this transaction evidences that he did not intend to patronize prostitution. As far @s the equitable relations of these parties are concerned with them in this process, the Court has nothing todo. There is a process pending which may adjust the whole of that matter, @nd will, when it comes before the Court for consideration. So with the criminal prosecu- tion. Under all the circumstances, we have con- eluded that the proof is not of that conciusive @nd clear character that onght to put a man’s Feputation in jeopardy and involve him in the @isgrace that necessarily would follow his removal from office; and we have therefore paaimously conciuded to dismiss the rela- on. —— A MEETING that was quite interesting to those connected with the Sabbath Schools of the city was held at the rooms of the Young Mens’ Ohbristian Association, on 7th street, Monday afternoon. The report of the committee of ar- rangements for the coming anniversary cele- bratiou was presented and approved. It re- commends that all the schools of the city, with the exception of thoee of the Island and Nav: ‘Yard, assemble in Lafayette Square at9 o’clocl on the morning of the 23d of this month, with their bands of music and their gay banners, and march through some of the principal streets to three of the largest churches of the city to hear the addresses, and sing their beau- iiful songs. The whole city to be divided into fiye sections. The first, second and third di- visions to embrace the body of the city, and the tourth and fifth the Island and Navy Yard respectively. 5 ‘he schools of the first division are those of the First and part of the Second Ward, and are to go from Lafayette Square to Wesley Chapel, corner Fifth and F streets. Those of second divi-ion, embracing part of the Second and part of the Third Ward schools, sre to leave the line of procesgion at the Fourta Pres- byterian Obour Ninth street; and the re- maincer, embracing the Fourth and Fifth ‘Wards, are to fll into Dr. Gurley’s New York Avenve Presbyterian Church. The Island and Navy Yard schools, as they are some distance off, are to have their pis 80 arranged that they will not be compelled to march up in the heat and dust of the city, but will probably hold their interesting exercises in the Smith- sopian Insti ntion. This will make the distance to be traveled by the “little ones” about equal for all, and pre- vent the probability of any of them being tired out or lost, a= is apt to occur in a general pro- cession through the city, and will satisfy many who are in favor of a display of ths whele strength of the schools, Eloquent speakers will be engaged, and the different schools will practice the beautiful hymns selected by the committee, next Sab- bath. The exercises at the churches will oc- cupy not more than one hour, and the schools will separate for their homes, sume of them in- tending to get up some refreshmenis at their schools tor the children. A grand time is ex- pected and the children are greatly excited in Anticipation, and as between 4 and 5,000 are expected to turn out we predict a display that for refreshing beauty will long be reraem- bered. poe nee eee ane May Batt.—Prof. Marini’s May ball, held last Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall, was a delightful affair, bringing together a Jarge assem blage of the pupils and their friends. The ceromonies of the coronation of the May Queen, with the speeches and responses by the maids of honor, were very pleasing and inter- esting. The Queen was Miss Annie Morgan; Goddess of Liberty, Mise Fannie Stoops; First Maids ot Honor, Misses Bertie Seymour and Lizzie Knowles; Second Maids of Honor, Misses Sallie Duncan and Annie Copeland; Grown Bearer, Miss Hattie Keene. A number of fancy dances were performed in admirable style by the pupils; after which the pred aes thrown open for the visitors for dancing ¢ urposes. 5 Professor Marini is a highly teacher, as is shown in the great p! his pupils. —_—se More SALES OF Reat Estats.—James C. McGuire & Co, made the following sales yes- terday : ‘Small frame house and lot on L street, be- tween Sixth and Seventh streets, to Thomas Conner for $1,350. Lot on ~eventh street south, (Island) to John Lincoln, for forty-four cents per toot. Lot m same locality, to Mrs. Preuss, for forty- six cents per foot. Lot tp same locality, to Mr. A. Hickman, for forty-four certs per foot. Lot on Eighth street, in the rear of a barn, to Jobn S. Dodge, for seventeen cents per foot. A Worx een & in plaster of Mr. Lambert Tree, the estimabie chief clerk of the City Post Office, the work of & messenger employed in the office, Mr. Thos L. Dorian, which for faithfulness. and spirit equals the efforts of practised artists; a tact the more remarkable asthe bust was tuken without any aid from castings from the face, but was modeled by the eye from a photo- graph. As a first effort it is surprisingly good. fries Ses THE NataD QUEEN.—Swarms of workmen are busy at Ford's Theatre preparing this mag- nificent spectacle for production on Monday evening. In dazzling splendor it promises to excel all past efforts in the scenic and decora- peda Ooe popular favorite Miss Susan Di as been especially engaged for Lurline in the Naiad ‘Queen. J ie AN OPPORTUNITY to purchase ‘a beautifal building site is offered by the sale of a loton Tenth street, between G and H, to-morrow (Friday) afternoon, on the premises at five o'clock, by Jas. O. McGuire & Co., auctioneers. The lotis centrally located, and a size. See advertisement in our advertising column. SPECIAL NOTIOES. saiieme estas GoLp PLargn Juwstry.—Beantiful gold plated Jewelry in great variety. and silver plated Tea Spoons, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, 435 Penn, avenue, near 433. Only one dollar. my 5-3t* Eveny MAN’s 41M should be to secure some spot of ground he can call his own, and that will be to him a home indeed. Hall & Katon. Real Estate Brokers, corner of 7th and F streets, advertise cun- siderable property for sale, house, jots and lands, and some of them at a bargain. at* EXCITEMENT AMONG THE Lap1gs.—Considerable excitement has been created among our fair friends by Wm. Prince, 331 F street, opposite the Patent Office, in having built and now in use a powerful machine for fluting or crimping the lower portion of ladies’ dresses. This trimming is very fashion- able, and is taking the place of braiding, so much worn of late. This machine is the only one tn the city, and ladies can now save the expense of send- ing to New York or Baltimore to have their work gone. Dressmakers will be particularly sled of Be my t- Coreate’s Honey Soar. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggistsand Fancy Goods Dealers. ja 25-eoly Brown’s These Lozenges al e prepared froma highly esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Alfec- tions, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and Irritation or Soreness of the Fhroat. 7 Public *peakers and Vocalists Will find them beneficial i= clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal orzans, he Lee peculiar adaptatiqn to affections which disturb the orgi mh 2-d& wtf Tue Fret.—Beauty of carriage is mostly depen- dent upon a judicious preservation of the feet; it is impossible to move in x rraceful manner if the great support of the whol. ‘rame be in a disor- dered condition, and nothing iinpedes so much as Corns, Bunions. Ingrowing Nails, or other disor- ders to which the feet are liable. To ali afflicted we would recommend an early cail at Dr. White's office. No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4! and 6th etreete ap 6-t FE. J. WILEINS, Esq., has been appointed Agent of the Great Pennsylvania route, vice E.O. Nor- ton, to take effect on the 28th of March. Mr. Wil- kins has been connected with the Office, at the corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, during the past two years, and is thoroughly con: versant with the business of the route in all ite departments. All applications for information, tickets, &c., must be addressed to E. J. Wilkins, Agent Great Penusylvania Route, Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue. ED. Youna, General Passenger Agent, Great Pennsylvania Route. AL WRAKNESS, etc. really cured himseit id will tell you nothiag with stam 8 of Speech. aps Nervous Desititr, Sm: Can Be Cured by one wh and hundreds of othe: but the truch. address, ‘Epwanp H. Taaven. mar 2-D& W.ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass, Diseasrs Or THE Nervous, SeminaL, URINARY AND SEXU iL SYsTeMS—new andreliable treatment— in Reporss of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed? letter envelopes, free of charge. Address D, J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asio- ciation, No, 3 South Ninth street, Phi adelphia - mh 2-3m MARRIED, On the 28th of November 163. by the Rev. Mr. Butler. CHARLES L. HURLEY, of Maryland, to Miss ISABELLA GARCIA, of Alexandria, Va. ~ On Wadneecay evening, May 4th. by the Rev. Mr. Jones. Mr. JAMES O. CONLEY, of Vermont, to Miss SARAH E. DAVIS,of Washington, * DIED On the night of the ith instant, at a quarter be- fore 120'clock, after a protracted and painful ill- ness of three weeks, with typhoid fever and dip theria, COLUMBUS C., son of Isaac W. and Julia A. Busey, aged 17 years and 22 days. Farewell, Columbus! ‘tis hard to say ; But may we not hope, in that brighter day, With serapbic angels our eves to greet, And we transportedly our absent ones grect ? Where no di and heartless hand Shall e’er approach our happy band; Where each shall be to each other ; Gloriously reunited as father, mother, sister and rother. ‘The fun: al will take place from the residence of his father, on 642 street, between D and E streeta, Island, to-morrow { Friday), at 10 0’elock a.m.” On Wednesday, the ith instant, at 5.3) p. m.,after three days’ illness with scarlet fever, JANE EL- LEN, aged 2 years and 2 months, second daughter of James M. and Mary J. Dalton. Our sweet pet, Nellie, pure enough for heaven, was too good for earth. The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away ; blessed be the name of the Lord. Amen! The friends of the family are invited to attend her tuneral, on to-morrow (Friday). at 3p. m,, Gor the residence, corner Pa, avenue and 9th gt. east, In Georgetown, on the 4th instant, SARAH GUTMAN, beloved wife of Emanuel Gutman, in the 28th year of her age. The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock p.m., from her late residence, No. 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. to. Sun copy. * OR SALE—Two BILLIARD TABLES. Inquire immediately at the Carroll Hall, O street, be- tween 12th and 33th. my 4-2¢" @TEANER EMPIRE HAS ARRI Consignees will Pleaso.attond to Ze reception of their goods at once. CePNOD MORGAN. & RHINEH ART; my 4-2 Agente. LL SORTS OF STAMPING AND EMBROID- ering done at the most moderate prices and in the neatest best style, at No. 431 Mass. avenue, betweegéth and 7th streets, south side, a few doors from the matket house. my 4-3t" Ay ESSER & CO. PHILADELPHIA ALE DEPOT No. 93 Lou'staNa AVENUE, between 9th and 10th sts, ALE BY THE BARREL AND HALF BARREL We also invite the attention of dutlera and the trade to our superior BUTTLED ALE AND POR TER, packed and ready for shipment. my4-2w* B**t PARIS KID GLOVES. Full stock on band of all numbers and colors, plain and embroidered, Price $1,75. J. 5, MAY & CO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, my 4-2t between Sth and 10th sts. R SALE—At Gladmon’sSale and Livery Stable, corner Bridge and Market streets, Georgetown, D C., one fine bay STALLION, kind and gentle, works well in double or: Single harness. Also, thirty head of work, saddle nd carriage horses and mules, second-hand top and no top buggies. my 2-6t* Fo, SALE—At the Foundry Church, corner of Lith and @ streets, 43 Church Seats, with backs Ape pataees. 15 Venitian inside Blinds, 5 Window Shades, 25 yards fioor Oil Cloth, 2 Furnaces, with fixtures complete.2 Stoves,and 50 feet of Stove Pipe, 90 feet of Picket Fence, with cedar posts turned, 3 Corde of Ash Wood. All or any of the above articles will be sold very cheap on applica- tion fo D. A. GARDNER, 460 New York avenue, near 15th street. my 2-tf J.B. P. BOULDEN. W. FRANCIS HBLLEN, BOULDEN & HELLEN, STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, No. 4 Norra Street, BALTIMORE, Buy and sell on commission at Baltimore and New pork Boards, Bonds and Stocks of every de- eer! jon. Orders for purchase or sale of Gold executed, ap Soeost PICTURES, jiee Engravings and Paintings fi oe eS ERERITERS No ase rihetre ee Eight doors above Odd Fellows’ 1. Terms cas! ap 29. Ix All legali EP lations Bormatio i jegalized lot n given. Circulars sent free, andali orders Prompfy at- tended to, Address BATES, 11 Wall street, N. Y., ap Senn "Post Office Box 4.264, BUSHELS POTATOES. Prime White Mercer, Carter and Peach Blow, for seed and family use. For sale by J.P. BARTHOLOW, Dealer in Hardware and Agricultural Implements, Seeds and Fertilizers, 558 SuventTH StReer, ps-lw « Washington city. 486 PAPERHANGINGS. A selected rdees. Statues. &c,, ARRAY 6 7th street it doors nae a Fellows’ Hi ap 29-11 OVAY PICTURE FRAMES. fal assortment of Gilt Piotuross elo rapinty of Onrte de Vite = Highs doors above Gad Fallows’ fall @ lowa' 4 Terms enshe Op 29-Imif* ‘k Oval DEAFRE: TAKR and diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. . De. LIGHTHILL, from 34 St. Mark Place, New York, Author of «A Popular Treatise on Deafness,” « Letters on Ontarrh,” ‘Will make his third visit to WASHINGTON, On MONDAY, May 9th, @nd can be consulted at the EsnitT HovsE for ON& WE2K until Saturday evening, May 14th, =: on “DEAFNESS, CATARRH, &nd all the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Testimonials. From the Rev. Fred. 8. Jewell, Professor ef State Normal School, Albany, N. Y~ This may eertify that I nave been, since 1814, subject to violent poredien attacks of catarrh, marked by a highly inflamed condition of the lining membranes of the cavities of the head, producing a most distressing species of head- ache tor days ata time, wholly incapacitating me from business, and during the paroxysms confining me tothe bed. 1nsome instances the inflammation has extended to the teeth, occa- sioning toothache ; to the threat, producing hoarseness and partial loss of voice ; and and twice it has so effected the left eye as to con- fine me for a month or more to adarkened room. These attacks have been accompanied by strong febrile symptoms; by stoppage of the head, and, in the first stages, by watery discharges from the nose, subsequently becoming acrid and yellow, and towards the close of the attack becoming bloody and purulent. I have tried medicines of almost every kind; external ap- plications to the head, such as camphor, gin- ger, hot bandages, and fomentations of hot vinegar; snuffs of some half a dozen kinds, and other catarrhal preparations, together with in- ternal remedies, such as alteratives, cathartics andemetics. These have produced no change in the occurrence or character of the disease, and, in most cases, with little or no temporary relief. I had come, at length, to believe the disease to be practically beyond either cure or material alleviation. Unger these circumstances I was led_some five months ago, to make atrial of Dr. Light- hill’s treatment. His method at once approved itselfto my judgment, as simple, philosophi- cal, and tikely to be effective. Notwithstand- ing the disadvantages under which he labored, in dealing with a disease of such long stand. ing, aggravated by nervous debility and dys- pepsia, and constantly induced by the acci- dents of my prosecsional labor, I found the treatment reaching the disease as it had never been reached before, and producing such a modification and alleviation of its character, as I had supposed impossine. I chronicle the results thus. AlthouzhI have been situated several times, so that I should formerly have believed a severe attack of my catarrh inevita- ble, I have escaped thus far: the symptoms of threatened attack have been very light, and have yielded to the remedies employed by Dr Lighthill, without need of recourse to the old hot fermentations, or emetics; and the dischar- ges trom the head have resumed the origiial and natural condition. [I count upona com- plete cure. That I have been able, however, to obtain so material a relief isto me a cause ot gratitude. In that alone, lam repaid for whatever the treatment may have cost me. I make this statement unsolicited, as ameans of acknowledging my obligations to Dr. Light- hili’s method of treating catarrh, and witha view to aid any who may have suffered from that disease, in forming @ just opinion ot its merits, and its probable utility in their own case. FREDK. S. Jewett, Prof. State Normal School. Albany, N. ¥., March 14, 1964. Catarrh Cured. From Ree. R. P. Kassel, Lynn, Mags. I have been much troubled with Catarrh of the worst type for some twenty years. It gradually grew worse, producing cough and hoarseness, destroying the sense of smell, and breaking down my general health to such a degree as to compel me to resign my pastorate, and suspend public speaking. I made diligent use of the useful remedies, such as snuffs of different kinds, nitrate of silver, tar water, olive tar, and inhalations, but without any salutary effects. Last sum- mer I heard of Dr. Lighthill's successful mode of treating catarrh, visited him, and put my- self under his treatment. I began immediate- ly to improve, and this improvement has gone on to the present time. My catarrh has gradu- ally melted away, my cough has disappeared, my voice has become natural, and I am once more able to preach the blessed Gospel. Let me advise all troubled with catarrhal difficul- ties to apply to Dr. Lighthill. P. R. Russg1t, Lynn, Mass., Feb. 1, 1962. my 5-eolw BALLS, PABTIES, &c. HE YOUNG UNITED OLUB IN THE FIELD The EIGHTH GRAND MAY BALL of the Will tak OUNG: UNITED CLUB ill take place a! TEMPERANCE HALL, On E, between 9th and 10th streets, on . INDAY, May 9th. 1964, Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. my 5-4t* 4) BR. LABBE’S MAY FESTIVAL! ji FR. Labbe’s May Featival will take place on TUESDAY EVENING, May 7th, at hin hall, on Penn, avenue, between 6thand 7th ste, Grectly opposite the Metropolitan’ Hotel. over the store of Messrs. G Parker & ail Go." No ladies will be adinitted without recelving an invitation directed by ¥. R- Labbe. ; Bervants positively not admitted in the dancing hall. my £ 2w* OBTPONED TO WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. THE GRAND ENCAMPMENT LEVEE, (Postponed from Monday evening, May 2, in com- sequence of the storm,) will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 11. BF The Executive Committee will meet on Thursday Evening, at8 o'clock. my 3-3t P. : MAY BALL. ROF. J. W. KREIS Respectfully announces that his first exhibition an oo. GRAND MAY BALL in this city will be held on TUESDAY EVENING, May lth, AT THE ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seveath street, The exhibition will commence at 8 o'clock. PROGRAMME. College Hornpipe, by two masters, Pas d‘Eceosaise, by two ladies, Fisher's Hornpipe. by four gentlemen, Pas Styrian. by a lady and gentlemen, Pas de Medley, by a Miss, Irish Lilt, bya }ady and gentleman, L’ hommes trois Jambes, or the mua wita three gs, Highfaia Fling, by three gentlemen, Sailor’s Hornpipe, by a gentleman, Pas Styrian, by a Mias and Master, La Manola, by a Miss and Master, Zingarilla, by a Miss aud Master . Grand National Polka, bya gentleman, and Miss, representing Brother Jonathan and the (iod- dess of Liberty, arranged expressly for the oc casion, c Grand May Pole Dance, by sixteen, ending with rou After witich the floor will be cleared for the whole company. is Cards admitting a gentleman and ladies, $2; to be had of any of the pupils and principal’ music and bookstores. None sold at the door. hlusic, by one of the best cotillon bands of the n ates. . Ballet Master—J. W. Kreis, assisted by his brother H. P, Kreis. : Mr. Kreis wishes to return his sincere thanks to his patrons and friends for their kind patronage during the searon, and respectfully solicits the same for the next, which commences September » 1864, ap 3i-eodt™ Pure, GRAND BALL oF THE ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB, . will be given at the ~ ISLAND HALL, On THURSDAY, May Sth, 1864. Committee pledge themselves to spare no pains or expense to make this one of the grandest Balls of the season. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admittinga gentleman and ladies. Committee of Arrangsements. Thomas McCook, H, #, Beach, G. Dixon, John Manoney, 3.0. Fisher, Wm, Buckley, Thos. W. Stone, Jno. H. Weeden, ‘Wm. Hall, F. Springman, Ino. Little, Geo, Miller, Geo. Adams, ap 2-1W* 7) RAND OPENING gee ng semen gs May 24, of % PLEASURE GARDEN, corner < ith Sac i Seerete north, ast a) . Danel: afternoon. The Pleas- ure cote py fen thatit Cannot be oe by any ether of the same sort in thi Sete ly recommended to rh Pap 2m" 2 Proprietor. NOTIOR. Tare ering béught tha’ proniisee known as ir Bay House ‘at Georgetown. ShePthvon eas” rately aanoxtoe tothe oir friends that the; ave on hand a fine wi assortment of Wines, iy . dee, &0., and have alse Furnished’ Booms posal a C. BENNHAM, H, FARNHAM, roprietors, ap B-2y* FOR RENT © RENT—In a pleasant locality in Georg-- town. » front BED-RUOM, with ply at this office. ‘pene Mares T° LET—A B'ILDING, suitable for a work- shop or stor fe; size bu Bt uated twe’blocke from Pn arene No. 33 enue, Island. between 4% and 6th sts\ For par- ticulars apply at 416 @ st , corner 9th. my 53" Foe. ENT—A two-story DWELLING HOUSE, 7) nine rooms,i i i ° the corner of Congress ani Bioddart wirests oa Georgetown. Possexsion given early next ik. my 5-at" elven FOUN HARRY, ERTY, fronting o1 : ground.) afirat-class business location, Rent low MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, my 5-ot” 8. E. corner Pa. ay. and 15th st. streets. t ‘i- ses. Wik LTE FURR ER, APY OES! RENT.-One FURNISHED ROOM, on third E foot. Apply at No. 400 D strcet, between sth FHANDS0M8 FURNISHED PARLORS TO RENT to one or two gentlemen without board. Also, Ith street, between I and K. ee my 4-4t™ O RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS, on savares from the cars. Inquire at 577 E . between 0th and lith, Navy Yard.” my ages HOUSE, with FURNITURE, rented four months. Ponsemsion ahead ee - ESTAURANT FOR SALE—The GREEN TREE Ryotseant doing a good business will be 7th and D streets, pond Y streets, on the Island. Call early. CHANCE—FOR SAL &—The STOCK, doing a good business on Pa, avenue. The reason for selling out, the owner wishes to engage in an FoR LEask—For ten pears, 8 CORNER PROP. if well improved, R ESTAURANT FOR SALE—Coyner of C ani Ist my 4-4t* FoR floor a sta my 4-3t 8 Bed Room; location the best in the city—100 same floor.in a very healthy neighborhood, 2 'URNISHED HOU: ENT— “story F JRNISE USE FOR RENT—A two-story Apply at 352 G, near lith sts my sold cheap for cash. It is situated on the corner of A Bake GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a shoe store other business, Apply at465 Pa.av. my 4-2t" PLEASANT AND HANDSOMELY FUR A keane ROOM, suitable for two gentle- men, can be had, with ‘or without board. by ap- plying immediately at 246 G street, above I7th. vate FOR RENT—With or without the Furniture. the “first class three-story FURNISHED DWELL- ING, with all the modern improvements, large back building and fine yard, No. 301 Madi¢on av- enue, Baltimore, Apply on the premises, or at o, 36 Hanover st. my 3 it | ee iD HOUSE For RENT—Containing ng rooms; nse eas ip parlors aud 3 eave, a hydrant in the yard an i house. “Heferences required, ‘The house is situae @ house is aitua- ted in Georgetown, Inquire at this office. wy 4-e03t GOOD, WEL AND ¥ 335 F street, ‘OR SALE—A well fitted out RESTAURANT, now doing a good business, Apply at the Star Office. my 3-3t* - TORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR ™ BALE-On Pennsylvania avenue: desirable lo- cation ior business, Inquire at 93 Louisiana ave. FIXTURES FOR SALE, No, aay 3.8" —GOOD WILT. and FURNITURE of a ing house, No. 307 K street, between Hth and 1sth. Please cail between the hours of 7 and § o’elock, on the premires. my 3-3t* FOR RENT —One half of « HOUSE at Eley Prince George's County, Md., burg railroad station. Apply to Mrs, A. E. ¥O on the premi NISHED ROOMS, with or e be obtained at 399 18th street, between F and G sts, A few Day Boarders can also be accommodated. my 3-3t ¢ OR SALE—A pleasant COTTAGE RESIDENCE ina very desirable neighborhood. and within ashort walk of the Bladensburg station diate p ssion given. my 3 Time- Apply at this office, gentlemen, 1. Inquire 534 North G Hille Washington, D.C. my 3 TPORENT [FURNT-i1 RD PARLOR and CITA M- BERK adjoining, on first floor, to rent to een- tlemon only. Good hoard can be had nearly « yo- site, nt 2a a'week. Five minutes’ walk fror War Department. Apply 266 H st..above 18th my’ 3t* FoR SALE—A Three-story BRICK HOUSE, No ooo. Tenth street west. containing ten rooms, Kae, & in good order. Possession immediately, $4,500, in fee; dy cash, Also,two four-room Houses. new. Inquire of WM. MARSHALL, 479 Ninth st., between D and E sts. Iny 3-3t" ENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSK, on street, between Pa. avenue and M street; newly repaired and fitted up with gas; containing seven rooms, with kitehen and cellar, all com: plete. Inquire at No. 44 Water street, George- own. _ my 3-3t* 0OMS TO LET—Superior PARLOR ROOMS and CHAMBER; delightful summer accommoda- tion for mall family, No. 424 Fifteenth street, between New York avenue and H, and half square above Treasury and State Departiuenta, my 3-e08t* (OR SALE OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, with five acres of ground, orchard, &c.,on the Rock Creek rod, sig miler from the city ‘and two from Fort Slowam. For terms, &c., apply without de- y to Mrs, DAVIS, 2th street, east side, first frame house south of H street. ap 3) 2w* OR SALE—%.000 acres of rich FARMING LANDS in Towa, (Hardin, Story, Wright, and Franklin counties;) 4,000 acres in Minnesota; tracts from 40 to 640 acres. Located 1856. Patents from the Government. Willexchange for property in or near Washington. FOR SALE —Two and a half years’ lease of a store property on Penn. avenue, now renting for $200 per month, will be Bold, with Confectionery Stock, Soda Fountain, and Fixtures complete. $13,000 for a property fronting 45 feet on Penn. avenue; a threo-story brick building, having two stores and eight large rooms additional, now rent- ing for $2.7'0 per year. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, &p 3)-]lm* Southeast cor. Pa. av. and 15th st. ‘OR SALE—On reasonable terms, one of the most productive FARMS in Montgomery coun- t+, Bd: 2 miles from Georgetown, D. C..1% from Beneca Mill; lying on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. It has fine quarries, one of flagging stone, good buildings, and fine fraits. For terms inquire of ROBERT PETER, on the premisen. ap 25 eolm* TORENT WITHOUT BOARDe First-class FUR- NISHED ROOMS. The best of city references iven and required. Meals furnished at a good foarding house within afew doors. Apply at No. 89 Penn. avenue, above ist street. ap 28-Iw* 1 00 WILL BUY THE LEASE of « large, ’ commodious HOUSE, with store and stable attached. Address Mr. LEASE, Star Office. ap 21-1m* ‘OR SALE OR RENT—A first-rate two-story FRAME HOUSE, containing nine rooms, to- gether with nine BUILDING LOTS, all set out with choice fruit, such as pescies. pears. plums, cher- Ties, grapes, all of the best relection; witha pumpof excellent water in the yard; on the corner of G and 13th streets and Penn. avenue east. For further particulars call at residence No. 579. ap 16-Im* D. CARROLL, FOR BARE GA, Valuable SLAUGHTER HOUSE PROPERTY, 25, 0: feet of ground and im- rovements, as follows: Slaughter house, 16x45; one 10. 2x25; ice house, 2 x2); stable 18x25—substantial brick buildings; cattle and stable yards well paved, admirably adapted for a soap and candle factory or tannery. Will be sold for $5,'"0. ‘MITCHELL & SON, Real Jistate Brokers, apib-Im southeast cor, Pr. av. and Isth at, OR SALE—A STORE and DWELLING HOUSE, No. 401, on7thstrect, between H and I streets, Lot 2: by feet. This is a first-rate business place. A BRIOK HOUSE, No. 666, on M street.between 4th and Sth streets, Hassix rooms, Seta back from the street. Lot 3) by 219 feet, running through to Ridge street. Isa very desirable place for a private ence. "th BRICK HOUBE, No.432, on 9thatrect, between G and Hotreots, “His four rooms, Set back, with ront, y 5 *K FRAME HOUSE, No. 373, on sth street between I and New York avenue. Seven rooms. Lot 2) by 110 feet. A FRAME HOUSE, No. 342, on Ith street betmecn » and M streets, Has six rooms. Lot 2) 00 feet. %, FRAME HOUSE, No.342, on @street.between Vith and 12th. Bix rooms, Lot 2) by 8 feet. For particulars apply to ¥.S8. KERN. ap 13-hn* No, 633 Mat., bet. 4th and 5th. ARGE BRICK DWELLING on Hi north, be- 4 tween 6th and 7th west. 525, will be sold for $8.000. Immediate possession. Terms easy, Would alto sell other {mproved and unimproved property in convenient locations. B. MILB! ap 6-Jm* 524 I street north. FOR SALE OR RENT —That first-class DWELL- ING HOUSE and lot of ground at the south ‘woat commer ee Erigse ant Oe eee sirects; Alex- je tl mmedint sse88100 given” Inquire of JAMES A. STOULENBERG, qcxendria. or of the subscriber. Franklin Bow, i : an : ap S-lme COrner J. H. LATHROP. ‘OR RENT—With or without Board, an excel- lent PARLOR and several well furnished BED- ROOMS, at 450 12th street, within five minutes walk of the Kirkwood House, Willards’ and the Patent Office, Post Office and ‘treasury sad Bate epartments, i@ location is unsur; 2 Washington, No children in the house, de 2-tf SS EES BOARDING. BOAPPING.—Rooms for rent, large and cheer- ful, with or without board, suttable for fami- lies or two or more gentlemen, Persons rooming together will have their charges reduced. The ided; table boarders taken; 33 sth street, betweon F and G@ sts, Apply at my 4-2" FEW 'LEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- A dated aNpareiohed Rooms and Board aad t 549 one Furnished Front Parlor for rent, a' er) ans minute's walk from the Patent GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS ons 74 Snrosie Pacareps Sraxer, +4 Georactown, D, C. i We, the undersigned, beg leave the raat bia a a Botatoon by the barrel. Canned railed? all de at market prices. my 3-Im* TOCK OF TO D.C.—Pereona ieeetial innce tt LAIRD, Bsq., Glerk of tue Corporation, ep 18-dsw ON SALES. ———— For other Auction Sales see first page. AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYs. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncera, TRU®TEF'S SALE OF VERY ELI . TED 1.OTS AND HOUrES ON THE ISLANDS pi authority of a decree of the tupreme Court o! District, passed om the Sth April, 1854, in in Kane and otweca ace complainants, aioe end nped = ee ants, the expose to sale at auction, to the highest bidder, on the sth of May next. between the hours of four and fire o'clock in the afternoon, e following lo 8 in *iuon’s anbdivision of origi- nal lots in Square No. SH, In Washington city, as may be seen in the Survey :r’s office, namély: Lots marked in such subdivisi n A, B,O,D,K L,M.N. and, Each of these lots hase front of out 20 feet by adep.m of 135 to 145 feet; A, B,C, dB. fronton 4%y street, and the other lots on south B street, with suitable alleys to all. On lots Cand Daretwo good Dwelling houses, froatin on 432 street; and these lots and house iH be sol subject to the dower right therein of the widow of John Sinon; the other lots willbe sold free from her dower. ° Also pt of Lot No. 1,in Square No. 581, front- ing on Virginia avenue. beginning 5 feet from the southeast corner cf the lot, and having a{-:at 149 feet 72-100ths on said avenus, acd whi has been divided into six lots, about 18 feet front by 113 feet deep, with a suitab): ley. ate e eastern half of Lot No.3, in reserva- nD. The latter, an well as lots in square 831, will bi sold free fr ‘he widow's dower tight. ‘i e terms as prescribed by the aesree are : One- third of the purchase money in cash; and the resi- due at6, 13, and 18 months. for which the purchs- gr’ bon ith surety, bearing interest from the day of sal ill be taken, with a retained lien on the premises, A deposit of $20 on each lot will be segues at thesale, he cost of conveyancing, certificates of sale, bonds, stamps, to be borne by the purchaser, Ifthe terme are not fully complied with within five days from the day of sale, the yee wilbe resold at the risk and eost of’ the defaulting pur- chaser. after one week’s public novice in the Eve- bing Star, REDIN, : apds-ecsw&ds GREEN © WILLCAME: Aacis, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUOTION, immediately after the sale of the property of the Sinon estate, we shall sell, fon the sth of Mi t 6 o’clock p, m.,) on the premises, Lot No. 7,insquare ronting 50 feet on O street south, between Sd and 4}. streets, runnin, 277 feet, containing 11,46 square feet. This lot has 3) fect alleys, on the side and rear, and is well adapted to the erec- ae of pumber #1 frall teoements. bandh ‘erm: ne-third cash ; remainder .in 6 ans months, with interent = apa eodds GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y J. 0, McGUIRE & OO,, Auctioneers. GEEEN TREE HOUSE. ON B STREES. BF- or el SECOND AND THIRD, AT PUBLIC Ov THURSDAY APTERNOON, May Sth, at 6 o’clock. @n the premises, we shall sell, part of Lot No 15, in Reservation No. 12, improved by a three- ttory brick house and back building, with slate roof, on north B etreet, between Second and Third Streets west, now occupied asa public house, and known as the * Green Trcre" House, Farly possession of the premises will be given, Terms: One-half in cash, the r-mainder in six, and twelve montha, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises Conve,ances at the cost ofthe purchaser. ap.S)-d J.C MoGUIRE & CO. Aucts, BY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON D STREE NEXT TO 1HE CORNER OF SECOND STREK' On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 5th, at half- pest 6 0’clock, on the premises, we shall al] a very ligible Building Lot, fronting 25 feet on north D reet, between First and Second streets west, (first square east ofthe City Ball, and ranning buck 14 feet to an alley, with-e frame stable ia the rear, and adjoined on each side by excellent three- story brick dweiling-houres Terms: One-half cash, the remainder in six months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises, Title perfect. Cost of conveyances and stamps to be paid by purchaser, J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ap.2o-d BY J.C, McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. NICE FRAME DWELLING. HOUSE AND LOTON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE B®T WEEN 4TH AND STH STREET WEST. AT PUBLIC SALE. On THURSDAY APTERNOON, May 57h, at 6% o'clock, off the premises. we sballsell, part of Lot No, 36, in Square No. 517, fronting 13 feet 4 inches, on the south side of Marsachusets aye: ue, between Fourth and Fifth streets west, running bark 69 feet 1 inch to & 20-foot alley, improved by a two-story Frame House. containing six rooms, Immediate possession given. ‘Terma cash ap %d (Rep.] J.C. MoGUIRE & 0O,, Aucts, ¥ J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. IMPORTANT BALE OF. CHOICE LIBRARY ©n WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 4th, at 7 o'clock. at the Auction Rooms, and continued each succeeding Evening, at the same Bear, until the whole is disposed of, we shall sell, without reserve, a portion of the Library of the late Chas. F. Mayer, of Baltimore, Md., to which valaable additions from anotker source has been made, the while i cellaneous and Scientific Works, Tl- tion, Sets of Monthlies, Pamphlets, Congressional Documents, &c., &c. Terms cash. 7-Catalogues now ready for delivery, ap.30-dtf J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUOTION SALE OF THE CONTENTS OF A RE- tail Grocery at the corner of Sixth and H streets north,on FRIDAY, the 6th instant, at 10 o'clock, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, ¥ J.C MoGUIRS & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'B SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON BIXTEEN'H STREET BETWEEN MASSA CHUSETTS AVENUE AND NORTH P STREET. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May o’clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust, dated April 2ist, 1863, and duly recorded mong the land records for Washington County, . C,, at the request of the holder of the note thera- in secured, I shall sell, Lot No. 6,in W.M. Mer rick 's sub-division of the south part of Square No 181, fronting 23 feet on Sixteenth street west, ba- tween Masrachusetts ave: ue and north P street, and ro 25 feet to a wide pudlic alley, Terms: One-th' Sagesb, the remainder in aix rest, secured dai Of trust on the pren by deed /8e8, Conveyances at the cost of the purchasers, THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee. mys-cokds _ J. 0. MeGUIRE & O0.. Aucis, BX THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown, EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AN. SF ECT: ACOTION CRE AND ‘SAT iN. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May lth, at 10 o’c ock, I wiil sell at the corner of Greep ard Gay. streets. in Georg tows, an excelient assortment of Hevsehold Furniture and Effects, comprising in art— Walnut Hair Cloth Parlor «uit, Rosewood and Satin Parlor suit | ‘Two Large French Plate Gilt Frame Mirrora, Walnut so¢ Rosewood Marble-too Center Tables, Three ply Bruseels end ingrain Oarpets, Walnut Secretary, and Ro kease, aad Wistnots, Walout chamber snit, M-rble-top i, jottagé suits and other Chamber Furniture, falnut and other Wardrobes. Pakogany and Marble-top sideboards, Cane it. Dining and other Chairs, Bureaus, shstands. Tables. &c., Hair ik and cther Mattresses, Extensio: id other Tables, Kitchen, Parlor and other Stoves, Large assortment of Orockery and Glesewere, and many articles too numerous to mention. Rale positive. Terme cash. my.5-d THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. (Chro! Totel | LOST AND FOUND. I O8T—Yesterday, near 6th street, Island, be- _4 tween Maryland avenueand F street, RIFTEEN DOLLARS in greevbacks. The finder will be re- warded by leaving it atthe Star Office 3 itt ALICE BESSEX, EFT AT A RESTAURANT, of which the sub- scriber does not know the name, a RED CARPET BAG The person leaving the same at this Office will be liberally rewarded. my 4-3t" if OST—On funday night, the Ist instant, a sorrel 4 MARK, with her left hind leg a little ewoilen; Capped in her right bip; had on a leather head- Hal Sutenard will ‘be given if returned ‘to HENRY JONES, corner 9th street and South Car- olina avenue, y Yard. my 4-2t* 1 oOo RE RD.—B8tolen from the suvscriber one ret of BUGGY HARNESS, nearly new,on May4 between6and 80’clock p m. f the office. The above reward will be to an body that will give information that will lead to the cenviction of the thief, JOSEPH NATHAN, my 4-2t* corner of C and 12th streets, RS Saturday evening. tn Center Market, ‘by a poor widow indy. @ CKET- K,con- faining 35, The finder will be suitably re- Warded by leaving it at 453 Penna. av., between 3d and 4% streets. my 3-3t* OST—On April 2!, 1864, one PEARL NECK- LACE, star set, with drop eet in silver, silver on the way from I street. near 10th. i fond depot, A Nberal reward will be turned to No. 435 I street, between 9t! streets, it being an old family relic. _my DoCorp WaTGH QHAIN. two strands, dhe links, wit tded by leaving tar WD. BEVIEIS ste ¥ .D. Sea New York av. bet, ith and llth sts the thanks of the own 3-8t’ ayer pe " ii if returaed to &. MA geoovery. or 4 KINS. lo. vt Payette st., Georgetown. my 3-St* Ss KAYED FROM THE PRE SES. April the is et , a dark red COW Renae mg out of re FFD ear. Whoever will Give iu format on in fo said cow wil be suitably rewa: by the re; FS ig at the residence of the owner, Mrs, i street. Wash: Bint BLERINGEE, Ne, Soo B stroct Wash ‘OF On Tapa hsm ae roll of L ‘lan PAY- , signed, & reward of $10 wit be rou it rousraod to the Stay Ofloe. ap 3 -\w' Peeerey! FE SALR—Four large, sou well broken 8. id for no fault owner ha: pA ‘apply at the Btar Office, my 4-lw* BY S.C. McGUIRE &. 00, Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALB OF 8 XTREN FINE LOTS K ISLAND, * ON TH 5 Oa FRIDAY APT x y ble Lote delonging to the * Convent of the Viste. tien, ¥) Lots No. 27, 28. 29, 39, 31,32, 300, fronting ea ¢ feet on south sidbct GO daece south between Nioth and Tenth streets west, nud 1 pening back 124 feet Winches toa twenty-five foot Lots No. 9.10 11, and 12im Square each 21 fect 6 inghieson the north side ot G wns scuth, between Ninth and Tenth strests west, and. mening back 124 feet 10 inches to a twenty five foot Lots No. 6, 28, 29. and 3), same Square, frontin Tenth etre woot Fr sipeet, between Nioth . and ran! 1 i yee five foot sere eace 124 feet 10 inches Terms; One-half caso, the remairder in six months. with interest, gushe pacer st, secured bya deed of trust Convesances at ex: f the baser. ‘A cash payment of $2 on each Lot will be re- VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SBOOND eT. WEST, BETWEEN E AND F STREETS NORTH, Y, the 6th instant, at6 o'clock p. mig »-NneN fn front of the premises. Lot No 5 in M. G. Degges’ sub division of Square No. beautiful Building Lot 24 feet 6inches front, run- ning back 140 feet to s 10-foot alley, on Second st., between E and F streets north. Terms: One-third cash, remainder in six an@ teelys months, secured by a deed oftruston the premire: 11 conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the pure! ir. my.3-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO , Auctioneers, FINE BUILDING LOT ON TENTH STREET, BE- TWEEN G AND H STREETS, NORTH. On FRIDAY A RI) on the premises, we sball se! par to! Square 315. ting 2 feet on Tenth street weet, ber @ end H }, FU ‘g back 100 fest, he advantage of a bric! This lot 1s centrally 1 cated, in a desirable the city for a private residence, amd is wort, attention of persons wanting a fi ion, Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder in six ad amir months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust. Copveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- basen, rap 5-6 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., Auota. ¥ J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, SNUG FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON TWELITH STRET WEST, BETWEEN O AND PSTRERTS NORTH. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. May 7th, at & o'clock. on the premises, we shall sell, part of Lot No. 11. in Square 279, tr- n ng 12 feet 6 inches ow Tweifth street, between O P streats north, and runring back 8 feet to an alley 15 feet wide, im- proves with a two-story Frame Dwelling House, containing five rocms, with a good stable on the rear of the jot. Terme: One third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by # deed o trust on the premises MF Possession given in 5) days after the sale. my.4d MoGUIKE & OO., Aucts. YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioncers TRUSTER'S > ALE OF NEARLY ONE ENEL tQUARE NEAR THE NAVY YARD. By virtue of a deed of t-uet from Joseph Curvil- lier dated 13th day of May. 1851, duly recorded im Liber J, A.8,, No 77, folio 17,&c. ofthe Land Recoras of Washington county, D C .and atthe request of all the parties interested, { khell sell at Poblic Anction, on the premises. on FRIDAY. the 6th day of May next, at 5 o clock p. m.. Lots Nos. 1, 2.5.6 7.5, 32, 18, 14, 15,46, in Square No. 992, in the city of Washington, There lots are located on south D and E, and east Eleventh and Twelfth streets i ‘Terms fsaleone thiricash. residue intwoequal payments at six and twelve mon’hs, with purcha- fers’ rotes, anc deed given and de=4 of trast taken, Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur- chasers* cust. a) WM. R. WOODWARD, Trustes. Attbe same time and place, and on the terms. the undersigned as execitor of Mra, Curvy lier, will seli at public auction. Lots 3 and 4 in tae above square, OS. REDFERN, Executor, ap.li-eods J.C, McGUIRS & CU., Aucts. Y J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON arne TLETH STREET, BETWEEN L AND M STRE ¥ On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 7th, at 6 o’cloch, on the premises, we shall sell, parts of Lota 16 ane }7,ia Square No. 117, fronting M4 feet om Twentieth street, between Land M streets north, running back 78 feet, improved by @ threé-story Brick House. Terms: One half in cash, the remainder insixand tweive months, with interest secured by a deed of rt of the ine biniding loca- ce 18 0! ir ‘e ee SG. Mo@UIRE & 0. Aucts, ‘¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND ON SEVENTH STREET reid BETWEEN QSTREBT AND RHUDE ISLAND ENUE. On MUNDAY AFTEBNOON, May 9th, at half-past 5o’clock, on the premises, by virtue of a decree of the iate Circnit Court andan amended deoree ofthe Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting as a Court of Equity, the latter decree d ‘25th of April, » rendered in 8 cause No. 738, wherein Elizabeth Brent is complainant and Chas. E, Brent, and others defendants, the undersigned will sell the whole ef Square No. 420, sub divided inco twenty-five desirable Building Lots fronting respcctively on Seventh and Eighth streets west be tween Q street and Rhode Island avenue. . Terms: One-third cash, the remainder in sixan@ tw. monthg, with interest secured to the sat faction of the Trustee, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. All conveyances and stamps at the expense of the parehgeeed J, CARROLL BRENT, Trustee. _ap2-d 3.0. MoGUIRE & 00., Aucte, ¥ J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BEVENTEEN BUILDING LOTS ON THE I8- LAND AT PUBLIC AUCTION, On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 9, at'5 o’clook, on the premises, we sball sell, the southern part of Equare 299 sub-divided into Seventeen desi able Building Lots of about 2 fect front each all with ailey faciliti d fronting respectively. on south E street between Twelfth and ny irteenth 8 on Twelfth and Thirteenth streeta west, atthe cor ner of E street. _ p er One third cash, the remainder in six mcnibs. with interest, secured by a deed of trust op the premises. Genre vances as Se: cost of tas archasets - ayment o on eacl will be required, my 3-d 3,0, McGUIRK & OV. Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO HANDBOME BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE OrSERVATORY IN To FIRST WARD AT IN On MONDAY, the 9th iristant, we shall sell, om the premises, at 6 o'clock. p. m.. two haodaome Builc ing Lots in the Fi: ard. being Lot No. 1 and 2,in square No 3%. situated at the corner of north E and 2th streets west. Terms: One-half cash, balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing i:terett from day of s: A deed given and a deed of trust taken, | All ‘onveyance at cost of purchaser, including revenue stam os Title indisputable. my.-d GB IN & WILLIAMS, ¥ J.C. McGUIRS & CO., Auctioneers, UST EE’S SALE OF TWO DBS BABLE BRICK TR ELLIRG HOUSES Ae et) ON TWEN- TY-FIKST BTREBI, BETWEEN G AND H STREETS. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 10:h at <3 o’clock, onthe prem'ses, by virtue of a jeet o! trust dated July 26th, 1860, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8. No_ 202, fl:08 218 et seq.. one of ind land records for Washington county, D. C., yy sell parts of Lote lettered **E’’ and in’ To: recorded sub division of Origionl Lots7.8, and 9, in Square numbered 102, f-onting together '3) fset on ‘Twenty first weat, between G and H streets north and running back 10 feet, improved wrt twe spree stoey lrtok, dwelling houses, with back uildings, e Bold B ately. Terms of cele: One- Riva in cash; the remainder in 9x and twelve mouthe, with interest, secured by 8 deed of trust on the pr: mis-s. out ofcouvevances including revenue stamps, the purcbaser, Ifthe terms of sale are not com plied with in Ave days, the Trustee reserves the right to re seil at the risk and ex ne of the defaulti: urchaser. SORTER MANBURY ‘Trustee. my.4-d J.C. MoGUiBE & OO... Aucta. Y¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r;. Georgetown. Op WEDNESPAY AFTERNOON, May tith, 1864 at 40'clock p. m,,in front of the premises, i will sell the east part o! Lot No. dition to Georgetown. fronting 0 ot Sentarton — eee Tov & good two. ry me Be Piterms: One half cash. balancein sfx and twelve mouths, secured by a deed of trust on the proper- "Yan converancing and stamps at the odst ‘of the PL deposite of $100 will be required at the time ef Pinyeokde THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctloucers, ELEY ER VALUSY? AND ERNTH St3, KORTE ons i ORapaY, the 12th instant. jp, fropt of Modure Baitding Lots, ta, ne va: : i617, 13, and 19, is . 2.4.7, 8, 13. M. sui iiviston of Square N oi there ints ee fronts o! 5 foc euch romning buck Bs fot to ard very rat 5 cash; balance in rive optim grater beating malancel? i deok elves “All convesance ‘and star: peat the cost of the pare my GREEN & WIL , Aneta, Y W.L. WALL & UO.. Auctioneers. 500 DOZEN Bi Bourbos' so rn ee examined at ¥ ee URN 7 i VERY, OF Bp tg! ‘of the its Beene johm Speke; i "Sok VME. pean’ TAYLOR