Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEYENTS TO-NIGHT. GaoveR’s THEATER. —It is not probable that there will beany theatrical Lge incl to-night atthis resort, as Miss Anna Dickinson is an- nounced to lecture here to-night on subjects connected with the war. To-morrow night, Miss Mary Provost will appear in & splendid Fons ‘Taearen—Mr. Ford has for "weeks [ eels the public entertainments of intermixed occasionally entirely Mr. 7S. Giarest gaged ent r. havin: 2 brief season; and as Ularie is one of the mat comeanes befcre the abil good ‘= formances be ex verybouy's Friend” ‘oodles”” to-night, Canrransvay.— Manger Lea intreduces many new features to-night, but none, we ap- peehend, will be more attractive than the per- ee of the Snow Brothers he ae of trained dogs and monkeys. senay tt a, « ures of last week, as the Mountain Outlaw,” and numerous songs, acts and dances will be re-produced this week. ‘VaARIBTIzs.— Whitney, the great American lusionist, has been engaged, and will ap) here to-night, and Mrs, Frank Drew and the Axchard Sisters have “aiso been e: |. The old members of the company all remain. METROPOLITAN HaLL—At this hall another extraordin: programme is announced for this att and for each night this week, and the it performances at this resort give ample Seansance that nothing willbe wanting to make ‘the ente: ts among the most attrac in the city. - ai Batts.—The fifth grand ball of the Fenian Brotherhood will be given to-night at Odd Fel- jows’ Hal. At "Temperance Hall, the Young United Club give their first grand ball. Arrangements hayes deen made to make both of them agreeable, and aherefore either will be worth attending. —_—_—»-—__. INTERESTING Wepbinc.—A very interesting ‘wedding ceremony took Place at Georgetown on Saturday, in the marriage of ‘Capt. sames V. Lawrence, G.S. U.S. A., to Miss Charlotte E, Southworth, daughter of the distinguished authoress, Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth. ‘The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Macneheimer, of the Episcopal church, at 11 A. M., at « Prospect Cottage,” the beautifal suburban residence of Mrs. Southworth, inthe ‘presence of come three hundred guests, in- cluding very many of the hterary and artist folk of note in the country. The groom is the brave young officer who (then Adjutant Law- rence) at the last battle of Bull Runsaved and bore off the regimental celors and two com- pany colors of the2d N. Y. heavy artillery, ‘which regiment it will be remembered bore the brunt of Stonewall Jackson's fierce on- slaught for some four hours. He comes legi- timately by his gallant blood being a near rel- ative of the heroic Lawrence of « Don’t give up the ship” memory, to whom he is said, by the way, to bear a striking resemblance. The sweet young bride was dressed in white glace silk covered with tulle, with wreath and boquet of erange blossoms. Her bridesmaids (three) were dressed in white tarleton over white silk, with wreaihs and boquets of white rose buds. They were :—ist. Miss. Hooker, canghter of Licut. Hooker of the regular army; 2d. Miss. Swisshelm, (aged 12,) daughter of Drs. Swisshelm, the authoress; 34 Miss. Lottie -Baden,(niece of Mrs. South worth, aged 4 years, ) 3 novel and pleasing gradation of age, and the Same was carmMpd out in the groomsmen, who ‘were :—Mr. Richmond Southworth, (ouly son of Mrs. Southworth, a student at the New ‘York Medical College of much promise;) 2d. Mr. William Adams, (aged 12;) 3d. Master Frank Baden, (brother to Lottie Boi, aged 6 years.) At the end of the marriage meryiés another ceremony of much interest took place, in the christening of & beautiful babe, the child of WMrs. Thos. E. Baden, sister to Mrs. South. ‘worth, the groom and bride standing as Sponsors, At 12 m.the wedding breaktast was partaken’ of-by the party; the fine band of the New York 2d artillery (now on duty in the southern dletenses of Washington): farnishing apropos music at intervals, commencing with the «Wedding March.” At3 p.m. the happy couple left by the after- noon train for Yonkers, N. Y., (the residence of the parents of the groom, where they will spend the honeymoon,) attended by as hearty ‘wishes for their happiness, we are sure, as ever accompanied & newly married pair. The day was fine—just as it should be for ‘wedding purposes—and the pleasant rooms, ‘porches and lawns of Prospect Uottage (come manding &n exquisite view of the most pic- tureeque portion of the Potomac, that in the ‘vicinity of The Three Sisters) presented with the joyous groups occupying them adecidedly gals appearance. Rear Estate Sau James McGuire & o. made the following sales on Friday after- moon : Lots 27 and, in square 300, on south G street, between Ninth and Tenth'streets west, <island,) to Richard Winesatt, at 8y cents per toot. Lot 29, same square, to Collins Cruser, at 7% eents. Lots 30, 31, 32, and 33, same square, Richard Barry, at 7 cents. Lots 9, 10, 11, and 12, square No. 389, John A. Stevenson, at io cents. Lot 26, same square, to Collins Craser, at 15 cents. Lots 28 and 29, same square, Edw. Wesser, at 16% cents. Lot 30, same square, Collins Craser, at 16 nts. Small frame house and lot on Massachusetts avenue, to Peter Kerr, for #1 650. Lot 16,in square 992, on south D and E, be- tween east iith and 12th streets, at prices Yanging from § to 13 cents per square foot. pane een OrrHans Court, Judge Purcell—On Sator- day letters of administration were issued to Richard W. Burgess, on the estate of Richard Burges; to John T. Payne, on the estate of Georgeanna Payne,and to Casper Kellar, on the estate of Adolph Wager, with the will an- nexed. Letters testamentary were issued to Samuel ‘T. Williams, Wright Rives, asd Franklin Rives, on the estate of the late John O. Rives; and to Mr. Covington Smith, on the estate o: the late Dichard Smith. exe Will of the late Edmund Reilly was par- tlauy proven. “The will of the late Anna E. Smith, bequeath. ing her estate to her relatives was filed for pro- Rate. ‘Phe Grst ADA Giai account ot Hannah Mec- Grath and James Ferry, administrators of ‘Thomas McGrath, was approved and ES RE TESTIMONIAL TO SPEAKER CoLvax.—There "was alarge attendanceof lacies and gentlemen wit the residence ot Speaker Uolfax Saturday night. it being the occasiomof the presentation of a costly service of silver, asa testimonial for his unwavering faithfulness to principle and toduty. Commissioner of the Carrenc: McCalloch made an appropriate speech, whic! ‘was responded to by the honored recipient in a msneer-not less apposite and impressive. He suid he desired no other inscription upon his tomb that that he had always endeavored to do his duty. The company was bountifallye n vertained after tbe interesting ceremonies were concluded, —»—— Nor So.—“A designing few have managed (to ‘use the idea of the business men of the city) to divert the moneys, raised at the general charge, to promote private objects, and accordingly a grand scheme is contemplated (as avowed in the Common Council) to extend ai the boundary.”—Chronic’e. ‘This 1s a piece of pure fiction on the part of the Chronicle,—quite as imaginative as anything at has conceived in the onkey Run” and “sSalt-petre Cave” line. Nosuch grand scheme as been contemplated or avowed, in the City -Councils or elsewhere. a Iday BaLt.—To-morrow night Prof. J. W. Kreis will give bis grand May ball at Odd Fel- dows’ cigs 7th street, and the programme, it will be gee, (ve reference to advertisement elsewhere 1D Star,) embraces many fancy dances. and gives opportunity to all to fully enjoy themselves. ‘That there will be a good time and a night of enjoyment there can be no doubt. % Opp Fgttowse’ Lrver.—The levee of the Grand Encampment 1.0.0. F. of this Dis- trict will take place Wednesday night at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th etreet. A night of en. er: ‘ment is pro.sised to al! who may atten the leyees of this fraternity haye ever been of 2he most pleasant character. Those fond of 2erpsichorean enjoyments cannotdo hettenthan: utiend this party. —— Pic-xnic To-morgow.—At Washington City Park to-morrow the Sarsfield Clab will give & prand pic-nic. This pic-nic is one of the first eof the season, but it will in all probability be a pleasant one. Masvuractursss.—S. aegis ankounces elsewhere that he has just laid ina complete assortment of wear- ing apparel of home manufacture for ladies, the Dintgiet togive hina cai is laatis Se “Encourage home industry: “id nied ne Eee IXTEEN YEARS.—There is a great curiosity to hear Miss Evans, the youthful orator, sixteen years of age, who 8; in the Unitarian church, Rev. Dr. Channing’s, on Wednesday crening 9 of this week. Rev. T. L. Ouyler, oe New York, uses the following language in re- lation to Miss Evans: ‘* We had a late visit from Miss Evans, the young Welsh discourser of temperance, to the pulpit of our Lafayette avenue church. She 18 & modest maiden of fifteen, with a clear, Sweet voice, a pleasant face, and a warm, Obristian beart. She talke righton with the utmost simplicity and directness, eschows all clap-trap and buffoonery, and when she is - through hundreds are ready to enroll them. selves in the ranks as ners. Full-grown men are im: by her artless eloquence, and ‘a little child Tends them.’ speaking in our church reminded us of the pastor who p! epared & powerful discourse éx- pressly to reach a six-foot sinner of strong in- tellect in his congregation. But whenthe man soon Satter presented himself for admission to the chhrch, he stated that he was led to Ubrist by fome touching stories which his little daughter had brought home to hint from the Sabbath school. “T confess that I felt a few Misgivings when I introduced the little maid with her « jockey’ and scarlet feather to the pulpit; especia! ally as the honse was crammed with nearly two thou- sand. But 1 remembered that Father Abra- ham had lately gone to the United States Cap- {tol to hear Miss Dickinson, and so I Rid be- pind the illustrious precedent. Her speech wae seascned with the salt of true religion, and it would have aided rather than hindered the tre ceepentre revival feeling. She seems to have Taised np of Providence to do a work for thee neglected class who are now marching hellward almost unchallenged—the tipplers. Her history is singular. “ Miss Susannah Evans is a native of Aber- dare, in Wales; her tather was dram seller, and & drunkard. A Synday-school recitation pronounced by her at anniversary was the means of retorming her father. Discovering that she pose ossessed & gift for persuasive speak. me, she began, at twelve years, to address her eleh country folk on temperance. In Lon- ” DEAFNISS, CATARRH, and diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Dx. LIGHTHILL, from 34 St. Mark Place, New York, VANS, THR OnaTor or | Author of “A Popular Treatise on Deafness, « Letters on Cstarrh,” ‘Will make his third visit to WASHINGTON, On MONDAY, May otn, and can be consulted at the Essitt Hovss for ONE WERK until Saturday-evening, May lita, on . DEAFNESS, OATARRH, and all the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. WasuHINGTon, D. C., March 5, 1564. De. LichTHILL—Dear Sir: I take this oppor- tunity to publicly exprees my gratitude for the ‘wonderful cure of deafness you have in £0 short a time effected in my case. 1 was deaf for about six years, and for the last few years so much so that I could not hear preaching or common conversation; but now singe your invaluable services have been rendered, I can hear as well.as ever: Im conclusion, let me say that the noises with which I have been troubled in my head for years, have also disappeared. Very truly yours, James R. McUaTHRan, 10th street, between E and F. WaS8sHINGTOoR, D. C., March 4, 1564. This is to certify, that having been deaf since don and Manchester she was soon welcomed | the year 1958, and since that time gradually by crowds of auditors, and last year she de- termined on a mission to America. Large au- diences have gathered to hear her at New Haven and elsewhere ; she is overwhelmed with invitations to lecture: her head does not seem to have grown dizzy with success; and, for one, I believe she has been sent over to us toaid in forwarding that temperance revival 50 sorely needed, and whose symptoms ere eroming apparent on every side. SPECIAL NOTICES. ee Jewetry! Jewsrry!! Jewevey!!! Just received new and beantiful Gold-Plated Jewelry, in every variety, at the Dollar Jewelry Bie SS Peun. avenue, near 44s street. ny at™ EXCITEMENT AMONG TH excitement has been cri Lapies.—Considerable among our fair friends by Wim. Prince, 381 F street, opposite the Patent Office, in having built and now in use a powerful machine for Guting or crimping the lower portion of ladies’ dresses. This trimming is very fashion- able. and is taking the p'ace of braiding, so much worn of late. This machine 7s the only one in the city. and ladies can now save the expense of sent- ing to New York or Baltimore to have their work dene. Dressmakers will be particularly glad of this. my 4-5t THE OHRAPESTAND Best Hate Dye INTER WORLD —Dever Fades or Washes Out —Upnam’as Hair Dy» 8 cents a box. The bestin use. Tryit. Sold (és Ford, corner llth street and Penn. avenue, Warhingtod; and Henry Cuok, Alexandria. a6-ly MARRIED, Op the stHfinstant, by Rev. Father MoN RELLIAM M. LITTLE to Mise MARY AN: DIED On the Sth instant, after along and painful iit- ness. which he bore with much patience, WIL- LIAM D. BRYAN, in the Sith year of his age. Dearest father, thou hast feft us, We thy loss most deeply feel; Bat ‘tis that hast bereft us, He can all our sorrows beal. His funeral wiil take place from his late resi- dence, 13th street, No. 377. this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The frieids and relatives of the family are respectfully requested to attend, On the ma rnin & of the 8th instant, of dropay, Mrs M.A. W.C. VAN NESS, in the 6th year wot ber age. April 7, Lett E. V. and Rebecca, da >A little heart has Thet once was fil . But strikes its mea: notes again In that bright Ja ove. A mind nature beyond its years Has faded out in time. But lives again beyond the stars, In Heaven’s blisstul clime. Those black eyes that gleained with joy Will givam on earth no more, But open again in brighter scenes Beyond this earthly shore. That silvery voice that sung 80 clear is now forever gone, But wakes again in clearer strains Around Jehovah’s throne. The litte one so fond and good Has faded from our view— Transplanted from the earth by death, To better bloom anew We mits thee much; a void is left Within our anguished heart, | To heal no more until that day We ineet, no more to part: (Balto. an¢é Phila. papers copy.) RT 383 STRAW G GooDs. The largest and bes best assortment of 1 BOYS! ASD CHILDREN’S STRAW HATS AND CAPS ity at in th e city ate f & BROS, boy atreet, under B88: Beaver Dorsey's Hotel. TH BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE HAS A full line o! DRESS . youngest daughter of Jas. . Gordon, aged 4yearsand i9 ased to beat vith love, GENTS DOMESTICS, LINEN TOWELING, at 12} cents per yard. ENS TRISH LINEN ANSBCRGH BROTHER, 5 Seventh street Third por above I street. sm THE CHE APEST STORE IN THE CITY. STILL AHEAD OF Al ALL COMPETITORS. The cheapest HOSIERY, GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS in the he-GiN HOOP SKIRTS, best ial 2B torhet, cents, I. & P, COATES’ SPOOL COTTON, 10 cents, worth more by the case, Five yard pieces all shades SKIRT BRALD, 10 cents, with a great many other bargains too numerous to mention, at LANSBURGH & BRO.’S BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE; 375 BEvENTE SrReBT, aig oe paaver aoc se 2 street, may 7-208 dauver TA OREIGN DRY Goons. Our stock of gf forgign goods is now very large and well asse: ried any articles et fo foreign imaportation will no doubt save money by making their purchases as early as possible, as the recent additiona iduty of Gfty per con put upon them by late act of Congress will & material difference in the price of all such purchased after this time; but as we had foot pr purchased very largely before the duty was-increased we are now prepared tu offer a great many goods at lower rates than they can be ofowtng Tory escmnere, We name in part the lowing “Rlegant fies ‘Silke Sr cloaks and mantillas, 1.0 to T ya ai pieces enim P gbred « and solid colored Bilks, in $1.59 raneing trom I Cee in all of the most fashionable colors in use, and at very moderate Puss pieces plain colored Poultdesois, in all of the ost denratle” sotore: and in the Rese remient are some of th wena jain goods we ever 20 pieces ‘print foulard Silk. at oT cents and laid and striped taf-ta foulards, which Ee ten very cheap indeed, being X yard wide and only 8s cents per yard, i ry Ooituse prt ed dress goods medium pric re goo rnin 45, to 75 cents per yard, maki: 6, ee assortment of dress go.ds more compl han Will be found in any other. establishment int e District; and purchasers will eeon be able to judge whether they are ch or not, aa ‘our lowest vice” ig matked on each piece of ands in plajn ures, from which no deviation is allowed, We also have on hand, of the best makers, A MAGNIFICENT stock OF BLACK GOODS Comprising ail of Lupin’s fabriaues, which ar Keays to. the be: Pa yi urchased ther cheap Them ate oath edvance end take our future, Ui bebe} Wie: oS eee if 4 fifty ee at in the world; ene aoe cos for th my 3-6ti* Georgetown eor; wi Kind and gentle,” Tne well at ey doat single harness A carriage horset d no top bus usgien. 486 FRENCH FiamnOAkD VRrwTS. — Feel h, ca polectio: of the piers. at Fast eet TRAV TERIH. Nos 48e 7th a it doors sbove Odd Fellows i hang Terms . les who anticipate buying | gala Ball of the reason, an! losing my hearing until I was unable to hear common conversation or public speaking, I applied to Dr. Lighthill, ef New York, who, after a short and painless course of treat- ment, entirely restored my hearing. I hearti- ly recommend Dr. Lighthui to the aeaf. FREDERICK ROBERTSON, Residence near Fort Saratoga. Wasuineton, D. C., March 2, 1564. This is to certify that having been ‘affected for twenty years with deafness, and having tried some of the most eminent doctors of our city without any relief, I at last heard of Dr Lighthill and put myself under his care. His treatment was brief, and successful. I am now completely restored, and the cure is ap- parently permanent. I have all confidence in Dr.* Lighthill's skill, and would advise all af- flicted with deafness to go and consult him at once. SJosEra WHITNEY, Residence near P and 11th streets, Remarkable Cure ef Deafness. From the Rev. Joseph M. Clarke, Rector of St. James’ Church. Srraccse, February 20, 1564. I have been deaf in one ear, ever since I was in college, some twenty years aro. By the ekill of Dr. Lighthill, its hearing was entirely restored, e0 that now I hear alike with both ears, and I find that I can use my voice with much more ease and comfort than betore. JOSEPH M. CLARKE. my 4-e02w BALLS, PABTIES, &c. TH FOURTH GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF THE SEYMOUR CLUB will be held at TEMPBRANCE HALL, oN THURSDAY EVENING, May 12th, 1864, Committee af Arrangements. T.H. Regan, J. Digny, C. Herliby, E, Maher, H. Ready. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admittinga gentleman and ladies, may 9-3t* T 1.0.0. F,. LEVER. HE GRAND ENCAMPMENT LEVEE (post- poned last Monday night in consequence of the storm will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 1Litn, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street, the members of the Order appearing in regalia. The programme includes an address, a promenade concert, and the “roerry dance.’’ Tickets $1, admitting a gentle- man and ladies. {m6-3t] THE COMMITTEE, First Guan D PIO-NIC SARSHLELD CLUB " t th Will be SGSPING TON CITY PARK, TUESDAY, , May 10th, 1834, Dancing to commence eat 3o'clock p. m. The Club pledge themselves to spate no pains or gerenre to make it one of the pleasantest of the Tiekéte ove ets. admittin: a gentieman and ladies, Commirties of as M. Kennelty, Ingraham, H. Dorwart, Bucken, J. Dempsey, d W Buckman, aasure, ~? P. Boyle, ‘obes, my6-3t "WHE YOUNG aan IN THE FIELD The RIGHTH 6 eran ND MAY ae of the x . OUNT TED C Will tal o vlgce at : ORaNOR HALES OnE, between! ath and Ith nueete a ou MONDAY, May Sth. 1 ates ONE DOLLAR, ay ertiiees ‘a gentionen T# E FIFTH GRAND BALL OF THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD will be given AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, (Seventh Street.) Qu MONDAY RVENING, May oth, 1654, Ives to make thi fs the The Fenians pledgé thetags ¥t io aake tt no pains to give entir, Matectlon to par- tneteveuings them w. their presence on. that evening & fine Brass and String Band has ben engage the occasion. ‘rickets ONB DOLLAR, admitting <gptleman and ladies; for sale at James Lackey lerchant Tailor, 7th street. opposite Pont Ofice. and by. all the men ,and at the ticket office on the night of the Ball. my 53 The strictest order will be enforced, By order of the Committee, R, LABBE'S MAY FESTIVAL! F-R Labbe’s May estival will take place on TEED VENIKG. Slay ithsat Hina on Penn, avenue, between cthand 7th sts, directly opposite the oi ay olitan Hotel: over the atu re of, Moser T. Parker & Co. No ladi ‘ idee at cee enone reesiving an invitations rec! Servants positively not pamitted in We degcing IGHTH GRAND OPENING MON DAY, May 24, of GEO. TORE MAR 3 PLEASURE Lemire § corner of 4th Sages Be north, PERSONAL. Mins GODDARD OAN BE CONSULTED ON pa Future, at No. 102 bahia door from ist NFORMATU a iD RNELIVG Pony fs shen let he aati from asin tals cir obopt smonrhe a ie tea ihe a Dephew sartaeen? ab ake nageen i JOHN TON, at No. CARTE DE VISITE FRAMES. French Gilt, Swi Catto Woo god. and Pippen 3 be aa KR eas R456 ox The a Bee FORRENT—At th) United Stats Fo o Tnquire at thesegaratre, 470 Pa av. ZBURGIR. | For en Gnly, tro preety cuales, acter eit meatal tnd he 5 Enquire at et 0 New to ea ee ing to the genet E OHANOR FOR GATEHOUSE on 1 onk street. near tke corner of 19th, containi four roome and a bar-ro ed, with ae full mapiais lease, Inquire of THOS. Tied Abts “ow owner, 7 OR BA) v Fors DBS yy etre LBAGB ued bart FO RNIT RE house; tion pleasant ond oP and'convectent othe setae |g Price, 82,0 f the fi ding Ss pnd,» ite. at a fait © tuations aincente es to Sen “aa oderate, Teale en iatervicncuany be had. W. JON BS, Bex 17 Siar Osice, my ost from Tat ot Toro boRt rane & LORE, one enn Seu od aa bed room, on ‘seco: af peers Heighte of Georgstewn ra. Danie square. Rent a ance. Plane ineluded. 86, nae sont t] ference aye Address J. . Georgetown, ctating Ww! where oplicact’ can abe fren’ Fa myst FOR &, HE GREENBACK RECT AURA NT, ADJOL ING FOR ey THEATRE ON THE NORTH BI ‘The proprietor ef the ahove popular house owi toarecent domestic affliction requiring nie yj sence from the city for several monthe, wili dis. pose of the good-will, Aztares nd fu great sacrifice. He will tse a larger per conta fe of profits upon the investment than any other house in a eimilar business in Washington, Price $2,200 cash, Apply tes P. FERGUSON. _my 93t" Proprietor. OR SALE—A GB ¥ . F the Bee Of ee OCERY STORE any at a ka ee A FURS. ISHED ROOMS for small family, for rent $25 ve per Fmonth, at No, 375 13th street, be- tween Hs my 7-2t* ANDEOMEEY FURNISHED ROOMS, re 8 first class house, for rent with board, ly at No. 495 i7th etrect, between Hand te my hse Fe RENT—The SUITE OF ROOMS Is Tately oe cupied by Col. Clary. Inquire at 513 I7th street, near the War Department, Meals fur- nished i ‘d in the bouse, my OR SALE—A VAR STORE © first floor, with Sxtures,&c. Also FURNITURE suitable for Rousekeest » Apply at NS. a ot atreet, between 22d « tof For FENT—Thos ‘ge ROOMS amier ta of- fice of the Gas Light'G Company, designed fora first-class Restaurant and Saloon, are now abou’ Balahed; have every convenience. Apply at the Gas Office. Hoss: FOR RENT AND FURNITURE Bo those t he want of a first-class hout gag, water, and all in good order, can learn the Prricaiece 7 by ‘walling at 335 sth street, between and L, north. y_7-3t* Fer RENT—A firat-class FORRISHED | TOU SE. A gentleman, whose family design ependicg the summer in the country, will yent bis first- class residence, of about twenty rooms, and fur- niture, iz the month to acareful and responsible Cl g tenant, who will take g poet) care of the property, ata vei RY paconable rate, It cannot be ueed fora boarding-house or the rooms rented, Location coutr: nd perfectly healthy, Possession given onthe 14th inet. Inquire of JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO. my 7-3t R_RENT—Neatly furni#hed or unfurnished ROOMS, on 23d street, three doors eouth of I. my b-iv* wly fitted up BAR ROOM, locations in the city, with one or twe yeure’ le: Tuquire in the Star Office. my 0-3t* ‘ORK RENT—Part of a fine large EHOW WIN DOW in one of the best locations on Ps. ay, due. -uitable for dressmaking, cloaks or, any Ki of fancy busines K 2d deer from ¢th RSALE—The LEASE of watore on Pa. avent located between Ith and 1th streets, ata re sonable price—a good stand for any business, ply at 544 Pa, avenue, between Ist and 2d streets, in the jewelry store, att rE KENT—A celightful RESIDENCE, with Furniture, on Géorgetown Heights, on the equare between Green aud, Montgomery, strects, above Stoddard rt Possession given on the Ith of June next, For terms, &c,, apply on the prem- ites. my 6 RARE CHANCE—FOR SAL E—The STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIX’ ES of a shoe store doing a good business on Pa, avenue, The reason for selling out, the owner wishes to engage in an oth tusiness, Apply at 465 Pa. avenue, near itd cS (.URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —For rent, two Rooms on first tflo@, suitable for offices or office and bed room, with exclusive use of a p yate entrance. Also single rooms. fine Brick Stable for rent. Apply at No. 347 K street, be- tween 12th Isth. Ap 6-eo3t" jOR RENT IN GEORGETOWN—A STORE on the north side of Bridge atreet, between Con- gress and High streets, next to Mr, Sey mour’s Hat Store; the most prominent part of the town for re- tail; fs 60 feet deep. Possession willbe given on first. day of June; constantly employed for 16 yelre ‘Inquire at 136 corner of’ Grean cod Sod ard streets. my 5-e03t* FoR SHED HOUSE FOR RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE, with FURNITURE, will be rented four months, Possession given June Ist, Apply at 352 G, near Lith sts my 4-e03t* FURNISHED ‘HOUSE FOR RENT— Containing 1 rooms; has gas in parlors and % chambers; a hydrant in the yard and stable and carriage house. heferences required. The house ie situa- ted in Georgetown. Inquice at this office. my 4-e03t For, RENT—With or without the Furniture, the firet class three-rtory FURNISHED DWELL- ING, with all the modern improvements, large hack building and fine yard, No. 301 Madison av- enue, Baltimore, Apply on the premises, or at No, 36 Hanover st. my 3 7t {OR SALE OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, with five acres of ground, orchard, &c.,on the Rock Creek road, six miles from the city and two from Fort Slocum, ie terins, &c., apply without de- lay to Mrs, DAVIS, 2:th street, cast site, firet frame house south of U atree 3) 20" FOR SALE- 9000 acres rat Tieh P ARMING TANDS in Towa, (Hardin, Story, Wright, and Franklin convties;) ‘4,000 acres in Minnesota; tracts from 40 to 640 acres. Located 18 from the Government. Willexchange inor pear Washington, pon &: ALS Tw. and eat yeara’ lease of a store property on Penn. ©, now renting for $200 per ‘month, will be eold, with Gontsctionery Btsck, Boda Fountain, and Fixtures complete. 13/000 for a property frontin ng 4) feet on Benn, avenues @ three-story brick building, having two stores and eight large rooms additional, now rent- 27 0 108 ST TGMELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, apseim= Southesst cor. Pa. av. and 15th st. $1, 00 WILL BUY THE LEASE ofa large, commodious HOUSE, with store and stable attached. Address Mr. LEASE, Star Office. ap 2]-I1m* OR SALE OR RENT—A first-rate two-story FRAME HOUSE, poutaists nine rooms, to- gether with nine BUILDING LOTS, all re outwith choice fruit, auch as peaches, pears, Ph ‘ums, cher- ries, grapes, all of the best relect ion; W ith a pump of excellen: peteria the yard; on the corner of G@ and achat ta Cir Ben weute east. For farther t residence No. ‘pieims ‘D. CARROLL, oR 8, at vplagble BLAUGHTER HOU USE a folleve Slacehtertnoues. 1er45;one r house, 16x45; one on 2 x25; ioe sallow ie ble 18x25—substantial brick otidines cattle and stable yards well paved, admirably adapted for a so: candle factory or ld. fe 40. tener eine & SON, Real Estate Brokers, apl5-Im_ __ southeast cor. Pa. Isth at. fF SALE—A STORE and d DWELL oy HOUBE, No. 401, on7thatreet, between “4 and I streets. Lot fort. anpias ina first-rate rina bar RICK Hi Ro. G6, ou M atreet-belween oh Dal oth atiwets. Has ix rooms. Bete back from the straat. Lot 3 by 319 fept AG ranning, through to peal estreet. laavery oats Te place fore private on Rte KHOUBE,Ne-432.onathstreet.botwei T rooms, yard in front, ant 19 Ie feat inches by 99 fe foot” my A FRAME HOUSE. 73. 9th . et ieee, 1 and Na York, ‘avenus, Boven rooms, ot 2 FRAME USE. No. 342, on lth street between L Land M strests, Has cix rooms, Lot % A FRAME HOUSE, No. 342, ou G street. between pba and 12th. Six rooms. 20 by 80 feet. ap | LOST AND FOUND. REWARD.—Strayed or stolen. on the 6th $5 fixtantra yettowtan® bay Ht OHSE, with white tace, and left hind leg white The above | reward will ve given if returned to M. CASEY, between 24th and 25th. “my 9-30" 9-2t TRAYED—On the 7th instant, two COWS8—one §S a.red cow, with « whiteetripe along the back, end with». White stomach, and horns bent hy with one of iz horns split, and a plese Bip of teat eal 4 He pitt is é ‘hae an ie cow, mixed, short, & we . bringin, g then to Major reRENG B, East Capitol br eee tf re- ater etween -Ist and 2d) wu ¢ liberal at oar iN.—Left my avout site ie ue age, one red ad Tae ano tted cow. with ceunt led pots th a defect in the rien oon eee: rower) paid at 65 south F “me Pat eon Sant te aE WitsoN, ‘a ‘RAY: ‘ednesday, May Sth, a BAY. Pith a tateiee ae es High hip; very, lame. The owner is seqecenet 1 e for- + Prove praperty, pay ober ogame fake her ter: N, W, corner 9th oma G oath mat eet fice. T—On +, 1864, one eas EOK- Le LACS, ata oo seta with (pe ee in aoe tives on the vs chery I street, ee to Re er reward wilt ee my rned nm 10h streets balog en eae Talis. prday tie tie ars Ge Ma ah cone ore it. hin low. rew, heh LOE} 400 AUOTION SALES. Fer other Auttion Sales sce first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW '¥ J. 0. MOGUIRE & & 00., Auctioneers, ALE “HOUR aera rapes ENUE AND RHODE Ish On MONDAY AFTERN IN, S sodas nen te premises, by bo “y at half pest En ce coe | in a cause No. 738, oan reds masa tae ‘and Ohas. unde: saiveded Terms: One-' third eset, cash, there remainder ree sixand poe months with interest secured to the satis. fiation of thi a ‘Trastee, or all cash, at the option of sat converices an@ stamps at the expense of the J, OARROLL BRENT, T sa PeoMeeUinE & OO. hace BX 3. 0. Mo@UIRE & 00., Auctioneers, BUIL! LDING LO LOTS ON SIXTH STREET WEST, AND RSTBEBTS Ni On MONDAY APTERN sikey 9. its ee on the pi breminety we shall sell. the Cae 42 feet é aay fo. 6, in Benare'@ ating an Bizth heer g west, between 4 an ga B farted imc! a oJ tote two or three Building Lote if desired. ‘Terme cash. Qouveyaaivet'as opeb of of t! Bie tee hener. ‘aiiets. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Two BAND! OME BUILDING LOTS NRA: Quays BY IN THB FIRST WARD A? ot MONDAY, ra Sth instant we shall sell. 08 $6 o'clock, oe two hand ne Lote in ine First ‘ard, being Lot No. aa i Band niu streeie 33. sitessed at the corner of north E i, Uainace insix and twe' mente, tr a ‘Rotes petri interns from a day Fae D at f trust All four evioee of . "Siitte indisputable myA-d GRBERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* J.C, MOGUIRE & & 00. Auctionsers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF SUPERIOR GO WAICHES, ZINE JEWEURY, TWO FL PLATED GLARS OAS Gx MONDAY EV ENIN oe gh oth, ani Sgiotoak, att spp soe biad ior segonnt of oO! * Taealer ‘eaigine ‘pasiness. Six ior Go! un! lace Wa‘ 168, Belay aves ‘eat Fob ‘and Guard’! ‘Chains of various pat- Fines cctts of Jewelry in boxe: Finger Bi Binge. Kar Rings, Breaetpins, Bleeve But- r ons, Studs, ,&e, &e, fr mys J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ¥J,0. MoGULRE & CO., Auctioneers. SEVENTERR BUILDING Logs On THE I8- LAND AT PUSLIC AUOTIO! On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 9, ay 5 o'cioek., ou the premises, we sball sell,'the southern part of Square 209 sub-divided into 'Beventeen desi able Building Lots ot eboat 2 feet front each all with alley facilities and fronting Tempe ectively on south E street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets on Twelfth and Thirteenth streets west, atthe cor ner of EF street. Terms: One third cash, the remainder in six montbé, with interest, secured by adeed of tras op the premises. Conveyances at the cost of the purchasers A payment of $20 on each Lot will be required, my.3-d J. 0, McG UIBE & CU. aucts, ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, IMPORTANT BALE, OF. CHOICE LIBRARY On WEDNESDAY By ENING, May ah, at7 o’cioek. at the Auction Rooms, and continued each succeeding Evening, et the sume heur, until the whcle ik dieponed of, we shail ¢ell, withoutrenerve, 5 urtion of the Liviary of the late Ohas Mayer. Baltimore, Md., to which valuable additions from anotker source has been made, the whole com prising Miscelisneous and Scientife Works, Il- lustrated Edition, Sets of Monthlies, Pamphlets, Congressional Documents, &c., &¢, Terms cash. 8 Catalogues how, ready for delivery, ap.30-dtf J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucte, Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. 8. W. corner Pa. av. aud 9th st. spores: BAUROE F GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c. Y MO) 10th instent, at 1) o'clock, we will sell, at the Auction Roca sa as sortment of Groceries and Liquors embracing— Boxes Ground Coffee. Spices. andTadigo Boxes Sperm, Adamantice and Mould Candles, Boxes Castile and Family Soap. Boxee Brandy Peaches, Demijohns Srandy. snd iskey, Boxes Tobacco ana Cigars 8 and Smoking Tobacco, Kegs White Lead and 100 Packages Glassware and t rumblere and Goblets Kees Butter, barrels Olé Bourton, Funk’s, Gibsons’ XX and Irich Whiskey Barrels Gin, Octares and Quartora Brandy. wy.7 WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts._ B* WM. L. WALL & OO., Auctionesrs, At the Horse Bazaar, 9% La, av. HORSES AND CARRIAGES aT AUCTION On TU KSDAY MOKNING, May lo commencing at 10 0’elock, wowill sell at our Bazaar and Reposi tory, apumler of Horses, Carriages, Wagous, &c, One pair of Horses, Carvings and Warnes, Ose Rockaway, Horse and Harness, With many other Horses aad Carriages. i i, ‘dues W. L. WALL & 00., Aucts,_ 2 J. 0, Mo@UIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND reel SrReeTLNTH STREET, BETWEEN L On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. May Lith, at 6 o’cluck, on the premises, we shall sell, parts of Lote 16 and |7,in Square No. 117, fronting 14 feet on Twenticth street, between L and M streets north, running back 78 feet, improved by # three-story Brick House. ‘erms : One half in cash, the remainder insixand twelve mopthe, wi with interest secured by a deed of Convey ancca at the Gost of the parch ‘onveyances ie cost of the purchaser. my.9- Jc. MoGUIRE & 00., Aucta, 'Y J. 0, MOGUIRE & & OO., Auctioneers, AVERY VALUABLE LOT ON BI EIGaTH STREET On FRIDAY AFTERNOON He Rie AG o'clock, ont the premises, we shall sell, Lot No. ll, in Square ernie Lot is 62 feet. winenes front on Eighth street . between P anc Q streeta north, and 100 feet and Will be divided and sold in three equal parts Terms : One-third eash;and the balance insixand twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the property. All conveyances and stamps at cost of the pur- chaaser. my.9-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B* J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ELEVEN BUILDING LOTS IN THE VICINITY OF Fi FOURTEENTH AND P STREETS AT PUB- Li IT Lig ACeEIOg AFTERNOON, May '6, at € o'clock, on the premises. we shall sell, Eleven goed Buiid- ineelots ta Drury’s snb- division of Square No. 209, situated between Fourteenth and Fil th west, end north P and Chenart street Tetms: One-fourth in cash, the remainder in six. twelve, and eighteen months, with interest secured by_a deed of trast on the premises. Conveyances st the cost of the purchaser. aA vayment of $2) on each Lot wiil be re- quired at the timg of: mya 3; 93) OG UIRE & OO. Acts, Aucts, M, L. WALL & a ction: BY Ades eid 8.W. Batt Pa. av. ‘nad 9th at. ANTON COCO MATTING, Pa ih weal CAR- e y PETS. TION On THURSDAY MORNING: 12th fustant, at 10 o’clock, we will sell at our Auction Rooms, with- out reserve, for cash, for accoun} of whom it may copncern- 20 rolle fr fresh white ana eeceeneree 4, 6, and 6-4 Canton rrbpee jose aparted: 1¢@ rolls 4 4 and Matting, * Lad Lind, “bo and other Bedeteads, Sertacs other Bureaus, idet lattresses, and Wainut cane- seat Ohairs and Rock- Mittors, sas Chairs, and Lounges, Mafhie:\op aud other tear of and Tete-a-Tetes, Witt's variety ofetters House farnishing goods too numerous to mencion. ST ai W:, WALL, & 00., Aucts, Y THOMAS DOWL:NG, Auct ; Georgetown. "RU PROPRETY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV- RE RD HEP ERIN GEORGETOWN, D, HE ‘OM. PUB: LAG. AUCTION, Prwitte reli at ae Auction on WEDNESDAY. the “ith day of May, Ii6t, at 6 gee ag RB, on fhe pre iaee, hat being park ot No {, in Geo a, and Frokting 1 te the sou! win reet, and 80 feet east side o! Potomes msgs ‘and opposite Cotton Fact ao eae sents Foeecr sen two Teiniee beck 7) oe soja er, in ta ‘Terms: One half cash, palance in siz and twelve. “ier ot by adeod of truston the property. Gonvévancing and stamps at the cost: of the par- ers THOMAS DOWLING, Aust. ap. dads BOARDING. Es | ° NT ROOMS, for perma- Boaz a AND i SUB a et oath seer aad! AUOTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. BY 3.0. McGUERB & 2 00., Anctioneers. ‘XECUTOBS’ BALE OF. Vv. BXECUPQED AND ABPURCEN ANS aIOK The See ieee Ne. No.ill, with fine Brick Ravidence tar f Lo: ond rs ced ih ‘ge number of sae On TUESDAY Ea foley s <./ . at fare eas sated Washington for srt at clay. brick nd fe tom peri ne ah ine, of 1B, glass Brick Yard the yard will be worked ustit day of sale. IMMEDI. i AFTER, We will celltaastopk of ern Trees, a arts, irrows, Band, 46.20, UgEy, ‘Moulds, Seknee. nay The whole Square No. in rmeriy the residence of Colonel Eston fron’ . vf ai eet aoe a Heut avenue ‘Twenties street Nineteenth . a latge "Brick dvrlling honse, ent we Gist Celene, carr gos stab! &c., fi8 the whole en: elo eautil ed ed with tral ornamental trees and shrabbe am Lots. ot 8 1 18, 21,and %4 in division of Bauare No 0, fronting fag sack on Tweet tieth street, peteen B and B sti Lo’ 0,8. BA and ineame uare, fronting on ‘Ning! treat west, betwoon Rand streets; four of the lattorare’ improved each with aemall frame dwelling-housé, and will be sold sep- arately. The whole of Square. Noes ‘ fronting respectivel; on Massachusetts avenue, *4; fronting and Twenty. iret etreets west, and north Q streets, with the is rovements, consisting of one large frame stable eheds, two vemall fae pee and an office. "Terme of sale: the remainder in six, seein, and wear oe with interest, se- cured by a deed of trust on the premises, All conveyances, luding revenue stamps, at the costof the serclaser 89~A cash payn ent on each piece of real estate will be required oe Gogtime oFe ea Joan's’ HOPRING't Exeeutors, J.C, MOGUIRK & CO., Aucts, * B G. McGUIRE & co., Auctioneers. VALUABLE LOT ON NORTH K 8T., BETWEE! mas STREET EAST AND DELAWARE ave N On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 1',at6o'cl«, op the premises, we shall sell, Lot No 8, in Bquare No Tis, i ontirg 60 feet on north K streg. betwarn Eicprasesss eist and Delaware avenue, and runing ak 10 feet ‘Terme : One third cash, the remginder in sir a nine months, with interest, soodbed bys deat trust ep the premises Conveyances at the cost of the purchoser, my.6d [Rep.] J. C.McGUIRE & co. Auvcts, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. ED ELUBET. HOUSEHOLD PCRNITURE AND On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May lith, at 1 ove ock. 1 wi. sell at the corner of Green ard Gay streets, in Georg -towa, an excellent asao:tment ef Household Furniture ‘and Effects, comprising ia Walnut Hair Cloth Parlor suit, Rosewood and Satin Parlor suit Two Large French Plate Gilt Frame Mirrors, Walnut and Kosewood. Marble-top Can‘er Tal Three ply Brussels and ay rain Oarpets, Walnut Secretary, and ‘case, and Whatnots, Walnut chamber suit Mee je-top Cottage suits and other Obamber Furniture, Walnut and othr Wardrobes, Mahogany and Marble-top mideboarde, Cane Seat. Dining and other Onairs, Bureaus, Washstends Tablos. &c Hair Husk and other Mattrocees,”” s Br sion aod other Tables. tchen, Parlor and other Stoves, tates assortment of Crockery and Glassware, and many articles too numerous to mention, Bale positive. Terms cash, my 6d THOMAS DOWLIN Auct. tome ri G, Auet. B* WM. L, WALL & CO , Auctioneers, THE creo OF A Wooo GOAL. as AND ER DEALER AT AUCTIo. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 11th tant at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the Ooal Yard of N.O. McKnew, on Seventh street, at the Canal Godse, Taee intends ckanging hie business, bis stock, em- rac + 1.000 besheles Hair, 1,2¢¢ barrels Maine Lime, “00 barrels Caisean P. aster, & barrels Rocentate Os Cement, 60 barrel: Roofing Felt and Three Sore superior Pi asckt Horses, One set Doutle W ‘Wagon Harness, Three sets Curt Harness, Qne ‘wo-Horse Wsgon, new, Two Carts. nearly new, One, bates Cutting Bod, and lot 4-inch Coal Floor- A Woe ag Hitver—ope ¢ of the best ever built, 4 + Ba Large Feed Bin, and Se ey Harness fice Furniture, Desk, Chairs, Stor ‘erme cash, mya W. L. WALL & 00., Agote. B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown, DEBTRASLE TWO- STORY BRIOK HOUSE AND ad GEORGETOWN AT PUBLIO AUO- io On ‘Wis ONESDAY AFTERNOON. May th, at 3 o’clock, p_m. 3, , L will sell, in front of the premises, part of Lot No. 22,in Beall’s addition to George- town. fronting rapout a seb on Washington street, near Bridge atree improved by an excel ont Sao story Brick tite: Aiately. ossession given imme! All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purcharer, Fitle perfect. erms cash, my.6-d&de THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Aust’r; Georgetown, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, — bo 1984, at 4o0’clock p. m.,in front of the | iwill sell the east part ot Lot No. 13! Beall's, fs eddition to Georgetown, fronting 20 fete ga the north side of Dunbarton street, running back 120 feet, andim- proved by a good two- ator ry me House Terms: One-half cash, balance in six and twel pionths, tecured by a deed of trust on the p: an conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the EGepotite of $100 will be reguired at the time of Pry rakas THOS, DOWLING, Auct. BBX THOMAR DOWLING, Auct’r, Georgctown, pee wGBORE FRAME HOUSE Ap LO? IN TOWN AT AUCTION. BURIAL ATT aNOON, BM May ith, at 6 ona met Baicuih He seat Sth, pragiinee none aie at eo a relkeld’s ion Lown, 26 feet on Second street, witha depth o of 150 feet, nc improved by a two-story Frame House, aub- fear to an undivided sixth part, 5 ‘itle perfect. ‘Terme cas! Fit Loouverancing and stamps at the cost of the Pe Pimy.6-o&0s THOMAS DOWLING, A: J. 0,Mc@UIRE & 00., Auctioneers. EE: Y BRICK DWELLING Huven Wit S1ORR ATTACHED ON K BT., NEAR CONNECTICUT AVENUE AT AUC- On RHURSDAY APERRHOON. May l2tn at 6 c’clock_op the premises, we shall sell, pg Le Lot on K street north. next to the Ce ge necticut avenue, 25x100 feet, tara Bi tbree-story Br: Dre ing House, ‘Store Room attached Bs wellaca med mis pobile pe pa ents anc € ‘ion give: Terme: a euait ast: tas the remainder ne six, and twelve months, tae rest, secured by a di f th of trust on the premii godt ofthe pure es it SoBFeTANOe® Ot oe CoN CGUIRE & OO. Aucts. PRY GREEN & WILLIAM, attest YALUBLE BUILDI Fern. FEES LE BUILDIN Lane RG yi we shall opted tors business piace in the vicinity o! ces. ‘AU on TALOHGh the ree dante te AERAB: apiles Lots Ho. 2.4, Tew By . i pee ee it cocerts ona Soa: ODE eats in sitandtwelve me . for notes nop interest. A deed given and 6 d6en Sancp and staips at the sont of the pare ome. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auch. Bape L. rent Sega ‘TOO, ok 393. Peunsyi