Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEW: AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GRovger's THEATER.—Miss Mary Provost takes a benefit to-night, and appears as *!.ucie D’Arville, the Persecuted Wife,” inthe Frenca Sensation drama of that name. Foxp's TuzatTer.—Mr. Olarke takes a bene- ‘Ht to night, and, supported by Miss D-nin and others, will appear as “Tom Tittler,”’ in the * Knights of the Round Table,” and as‘ Paul Patent,” in « Love in Livery.” CanTeRBuRY.—The usual excellent concert a and ene Ate ee will be given ere to-n: rformances by the d: @nd monkeys. = i — METROPOLITAN HALL.—The Gunboat Min. atrels and the double company of concert hall” pertormers in a geod bill to-night. Soe SgvanTH Warp MEETING.—Parsuant to a call, & large number of voters of the Seventh ‘Ward assembied at Island Hall last night, for the purpose of nominating candidates to be ‘woted for at the June election. Mr. J. E. Holmead was ananimously called to the chair. He said he was there not as a party man, but as an Unconditional Union w4n; aud he hoped the meeting would be char- Seetimed by permony r. Jno. R. Elvans was appointed secretary. Mr. Robert H. Graham offer dthe following, ‘which was unanimously adupted: Hierolved, That this meetiug approve of the Bominstion of Mr. John H. Semmes for Mayor, Sod that we will use all honorable means .in our power 'o sesure his election. : Nominations for a candidate for the Board of Alderman was then announced as in order, and Messrs. P. M. Poareon, Charles Wilson, John BR Elvans and Wm. J. Murtagh were pamed. _ Mr. Elvans declined. He did not wish to jeopardise the ticket, as he would probably de if be ran, on account of his radicalism. Messrs. R. H. Graham and Luther J. Martin having been appointed tellers, a vete was trken by tally and resulted as follows:—P. = pearson, 44; Charles Wilson, 9; W. J. Mur- jah, 7. Mr. Pearson was declared the nominee. Messrs. W. J. Murtagh, George Wright, Wiliam Wise, John G. Dadley, W. Tobias Walker, Augustus Edson, Crosby S. Noyes, hes Lm been sone vanis take effect on the ath of ttaroh, has been conn Corner cf Sixth atreet and P he ‘ennay! avenue, during the two years, ani g Teeni withering re kent cit departments. All epplications for information, tickets. &c., must be addresaeg to BJ. Wilking Agent Gr nneylvania Route, Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue. Ev. 8. Youra, D. 8. General Passe: Agent, ars Great Peansyfranie Route, Brown's BRONCHIAL Troon! These Lozenges are bight: Ferre pudin deneteaaastn gals Irritétion of S3rences of ths Throat.” nee ubtic and Voeaks. Will find them beneficial is searing the voice before speaking or si ing,and relieving the throat after any unusu ‘ertion of the voeal organs, having a peculiar i disturb the organs of a; tation to affections which ipeech, wh 2-d&wtf DIED On Frid, jing, 13¢) , OORNELI LEE. as morning: Lth May Us His funeral will take place from his late resi- lence, on I pet between id and «th, Navy Yai o’clock. Ww D—A COOK and HOUSEMAID. Apply to W.G. BU! i Geormnce SEY, High street, below Bridge, WARTED Two aret class WAITERS. None i le need + Restaurant, No. 171 Penn. avenue, ite” WANTED—Some one engaged in teaching to take the sale of an articl: i dapt- ed toschools Address HOWAHD: © sr OMmes, “he Wa4rTeD IMMEDIA —A 71 between 2d and 2 PL poe days old. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A MAN (> inake Ice Cream. Apply to T. POTENTINI, 279 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th sta. street, a PUPPY, not over tea I 1t™ y ANTED—A good r staurant COOK. Also. a LAUNDRESS. at good wages, by A WURTH, 438 1 street, near 7th. my 13-3t* WARSTED—« good DRESSMAKER, to sew a few weeks in a private family. Apply at 249 Penn. avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, south side. my 13-2" W Annee Washington Hous and R. H. Graham were nominated for Com- mon Council. The two latter positively declined, and their Dames were wi'hdrawn. Messrs. A. M. Swann and Richard G. Stew- *| art vere appointed tellers, and the first ballot resulted as follows:—Muriagh, 26; Wright, 19° Wise, 10; Dudley, Walker, 30; Edsen, vo. No one having received a majority of votes ast, a second ballot was ordered and resulted as follows—a resolution to consider the three obtaining the highest votes as the nominees baying see ee, been adopted :—Martagh, 23; Wright, 37; Dudley, 42; Walker, 37; and Edson, 27. Meeere. Wright, Dudley and Walker were Geclared the nominees. Messrs. John H. Bird and Peter Hepburn ‘were nominated for Assessor, and a ballot re- sulted in the nomination of Mr. Bird, he re- riving 35 votes and Mr. Hepburn 22. AN as Hoad Waiter, and two as ers. Cerner $d street and Penn. avenue, my 13-20" = ANTED—A steady, sober and industri MAN, to take care of and drive a horse, aud make himself useful about th THOS. THOMPEON, 367 Donn, avenge, Penis? J ANTED—A first-class OOOK. Ws diniva ROM SERVANT, Suloren S04 lored pre- ferred. jRone but thon who can come wall rec- eed 8 . i i = WANSTED—A BRICK HOUSE, with from 8 to 10 rooms, situated in a healthy locaiity. Un- furnished house preferred. Apel BRECK, 404 i2ih ‘street, botweeu Tand Ra 7 ANTKD—By eapeciable young wi ; W ‘int ATION as cook o: cbammermaid. 1a a respectable family. Apply at PATRICK LAR KIN 8, 2int street, between Land M. House uct numbered. it W ANTED_—Two white WOMBN willing to go a On motion, an executive committee, consist- ing of Messrs. R.H.Graham, John Stephen- son, John R. Elvans, John Webster, aud C. C. Andersor, was appointed. Adjourned. ———~ DeaTH or Cot. Bargis oF THE MARINE Coxrs.— Yesterday morning, at a few minutes past eight o'clock, Col. John Harris, Com- ™andan' of the Marine Corps, died at the head- quarters here of typhoid pneumonia, after an illness ct ten days. Col. Harris was in his 77th year, and bad been in the service a little Over fifty years, in that period being unem- ployed less than four years. He was born in Pennsylvania, and app inted from that State on the 13th of April, 1514, as a lieutenant; and on the 27th of January, 1537, he received the Sppointment of Major by brevet, for gallant gervices in the Florida war. He also served with distinction through the Mexican war. On the death of Gen. Henderson (January, 1459) he received his present commission. (ol. Harris was a fine officer, and was universally esteemed in the service andin the communities im which he has seryed,—New York, Phila- G@elphia, ard Norfolk—which stations he has commanded, as weil as here. ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence at the headquarters st 11 o’clock to- Inorrow, and the remzins will be placed in the ‘vault at Oak Hill, Georgetown. There willbe Ro military escort, but the officers and marines ‘Will accompany the remains as mourners. ol. Wm. Dulany, now in command at the Gosport, Va., Barracks, being next in rank, ‘will succeed Col. Harris as commandant of the corps. —" THE RECEPTION OF THE WOUNDED.—At the Sixth street wharf, where the wounded and sick are being landed, there has been fitted up @ saloon by the Governrient, from which re- freebments are dispensed, consisting of soup, tea, coffte, lemonade, milk punch, sandwiches of tongue, ham, &c., and already is 1t becoming 8 popular institution. This place has been Bitted =P under the charge of Dr Abbott, the Medical Director, (wHo takes a lively interest in every effort calculated to relieve the wound- @d and sick soldiers,) by direction of Dr. ‘Waters, Inspector of Hospitals. Dr. Bliss, of Semory Basere Hospital, also affords valuab'e aid in this enterprise, and turrishes men torun the machine. The retreshments served here, being some- ‘what different from the ordinary fare, are greatly relished. Yesterday a numberof ladies were busily engaged in dealing out refresh- ‘ents to the wounded heroes. Near the wharf is alsoa lodge of the Sani- tary Commussion, whieh, during the reception of the wounded, is adecidedly busy place. —_—————— ‘WASHINGTON AS A PoRT OF EnTRY.—i'he ill reported in the Senate yesterday to estab- lish Washington, D. C., as a port of entry, and ‘or’other purposes, is a substitute for the pre- ‘vious bill which had been referred to the com- Jnittee on commerce. It provides that the dis- trict heretofore known as the district of George- town, situated partly in the District of Colum- bia, and partly in Maryland, be hereafter des- ignated as the district of Washington—and the city of Washington be a port ofentry, the gol- lector of customs to reside therein, and with the approbation of the Secretary of the Treas- ury,employ a deputy collector to reside in Georgetown, at a salary of $1,500 per annum. The collectoris to receive the same compensa- tion and fees and emoluments as now the col- lector of the district of Georgetown The Sec- getary ofthe Treasury is authoriz2d to appoint waot exceeding tour inspectors of customs for ‘the district, at $3 per day each. ——— AssaULT witTH InTENT To Ros.—On Sun- @ay afternoon four soldiers, James A. Coombs nod Andrew Shafer, 69th company Invalid corps, stationed at Lincoln hospital. and John Pinch and James Worden, 5Uth Engineers, ‘Were at-the houseof Miss Anna Smith, 7th gtreet east, near I, when a remark was thrown ut that Coombs had some money. Pinch and Worden persuaded Coombs to go out in the yard, when Pinch knocked him down, using 2B brick and clothes prop, bruising and cutting Bim severely. Shaferaiso was knocked down, and the rumpus soon drew together a crowd, the parties attempting to make their escape. Finch in his attempt to get off, jumping over g@everal fences, bat officers Wailing, Shelton and Brennan succeeded in arresting Pinch and ‘Worden, and they were taken to the station. ©n the following morning they were commit- ted to jail by Justice Oull. Sag SERDADDLERS SenT TO THE PRovosT MAR- BHAL’s Orvicx.—One hundred and fifty ske- @addlers from Gen. Grant's army, who were taken from the boats which arrived at the 6th Street wharf at 8 late hour lastnight, were this ‘morning sent to the Provost Marshal's office. Not one of these men were wounded in the least, but some represented themselves as hav- ing been “sun struck.” It is the intention ot ©cl. Ingraham to place these menoin the va- Ticus forts around the city, and compel them to do garrison duty. . se ee SR Dgap.—Hon. Chas. B. Calvert, of Rivers- dale, Md.. a representative from that State in ‘the last Congress. died suddenly of paralysis esterday afternoon at 4 o’clock. The announcement will cause both surprise Bnd regret in this community where he was 80 generally esteemed. Bratz or tue Taxnmomerer—At Frank- Min & highs ese Bo 264 Renner wants aveno erm, r stood w-day al o'clock 74 in the-ahade. ane LgoTuRs IN THE Hovss ov RepresENTa- ives.—The Rev. J. R. Warner, of Gettys- burg, will deliver his popular lecture on battle of Gettysburg in the above Hall on w jay, the 18th inst. See future adver. Usemext. 1t* —1 0 SPECIAL NOTICES. Bsxtoms, Bap Nats, &c. Persons wishing immediate relist from these miese peers: ao, aad Peahayivenia ayeuse Between 43 and ith streets, ¥ i! Juweiny! Jewntry i! LRY It Just’ received new and beautiful Gold. Plated ewelry sin every vari poe SS Seals SEES SreawaTornaa@a 04m BB OURRD.— Dr Rand’s + Seminal 8 are tenn seee skeptical = rice box. "0, Ford, a oe ith Pa. avenue, Washington, Henry ia¢-ly short distance in the country. for the aum- mer. One to cook. wash and irou fora amail fam. ily; another us nureo for two small childrea, and who understands plain sewing. Good refurence required. Apply 392 4th street, between D and E. my 13.3t" Heese, ANTED an uafarnished HO [A containing four to eight rooms; or dished ROOMS, suitable for housek oe ing fore small family. Best of reference can be ‘given Rent paid monthly, which muat ba moderate, Ad- dress Bins JN, for one week, Star Office. my ANTED—One good BREAD BAKER. Appl et the Star Ofiice. a BR. 12 a J WANTED—A reliable Protestant WOMAN, to take care of child four yeare old. Americaa preferred. Room 58 Ebbitt House. my 12-3t* WASTED IMMEDIATELY — Two ficst-clase MILLINERS. None need apply but those wellacquainted with trimming. Wages no objec tion, Apply at 439 7th st. my 12-3t* ANTED—A COLORED N (cook) to go to country, None but those well recom- mended need appl - tween 12th ‘and ist eee & WwW ANTED—A good colored WOMAN, to do washing and general housework.’ Wages $10 per month. Apply at Mra. BARNS’ Boarding- House, Bs: 303 Datreet, vetween 12th and 13th. HIRTY GOOD GRANITE STONE CUTTERS T WANTED, at the Chestnut street Bridge, Philadelphia. | Wagen $3 por day. CLARK, McGRANN & KENNEDY, my 12-26 Contractors. Philadelphia. ANTED—In a family of four persons, a good W Cook Waste Rog TRON EER To sucha erson good Wages will be given. Apply at 322 end. avenue, or 383 6th street, between G and H. my 12-2¢7 WAITED IMMEDIATELY—Two SERVANT GIRLS, one for general housework, the other as chambermaid and nurse. 445 9th atreet, between F and G, opposite Patent Office, wy 12-3t* GARDENEE WANTED.—A man who under- H stands raising vegetables, and is willing to cultivate about 2 acres on shares, in this city, can hegr something to his advantage by applying im- mediately at Mi TOBIAS’, 426 Penn. avenue, be- tween 43, and 6th sta. my 12- Ww ANTED IMMEDIATELY — At Andrew J. Joycee’s Coach Factory, one firat-clasa WHEEL MAKER, and one gencral JOBBER, for wood shop. my 11-3t W ANTED—A. reapectable GIRL, who under- stands plain sewing and taking care of chil- dren, to go into the country forthe summer. Ap- ply at 446 9th street, corner of F. my 11-3t A GENTLEMAN who is employed from 9 to 4 only, desires to be employed as OOPYIST, or at anything else, mornings and evenings. Box No. 12 Star Office. my 11-3’ JANTED.—A good and competent SEAM- BTRESS, with a Sewing-Machine, can pro- gure a job by addressing “F,”” Box 248 City Port Office my 11-3t* WwW ANTED—A WOMAN, white or colored, to do general housework of a small family. Lib- eral wages will be given to a good, tidy servar Apply at 457 12th street, bet. Gand H. my 1)-3t" WANTED—A middle-aged NURSE, to take charge of two children, aged 2 and 4 years, Also, a WAITRESS. To suitable Persons good wages will be given—mast be white. Apply at No 349 19th street, between Land K. my ll-3t* @ITUATION WANTED — By a young married \) MAN; is a very fine penman, quick and correct at figures. Willdevote hia whole time and ener- gies to the interesta of his employer. Recom mendation from last émployer, Address “H.,’? Georgetown Post Office. my 11-4t* OK, WASHER AND THONER WANTED—A / Woman to do the cooking and a portion of the washing and ironing for a small family to whom ood wages will be paid. Apply at No. 420 New ork avenue, betwen J3th and i4th streets, my © z: Inquire at 326 G Address family, where there are no children,an AMERICAN GIRL of from ten to fourteen years, to be treated as one of the family. An orphan preferred. Ora young Amer- ican Woman, Address immediately Box 15 Star Office. my 11-3t* WASTED IMMEDIATELY—One 000K; one to help in the kitchen; and two GIRLS to wash and iron, at CHAS. MADES’ Restaurant, my 10-4t* corner Penn. avenue and 3d street, re . 5 my Swe een OM SAMES G. ELLIS, ANTED—A white GIRL, to do housework for two persons; or @ oan 1aay, can Dp good home who would do a little housework. by addressing Mra M.A, V., Washington Post Office. my = ANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 LADIES to Embroider on Muslin, Linen and Cambrio. $6 good hands constant work sad le bey ven. Ladies a ng Ww: jease bring sam erork. “Apuly at WL, PRINGIS Blactping and Machfni itching Depot, 381 F atreet, cope Patent Office fe 18 NIC HALL ASSOCIATION OF W135 M4% INGTON CITY, D.C, NOTICE OF OPENING OF BOOKS OF B- SCRIPTION TO CAPITAL STOCE. BM In accordance with the fourth section of the Act of Congress to incorporate the Masonic Mall Association of Washington city, D. C., approved April 26, 1864, which provides aa foliows 4. Al be ‘urther enacted, That within twenty days after the pas: sage of this act the cor- porators named in the firat section, ora majority of them, or ifany refuse or neglect to act, then a majority of the remainder, shall cause books of subscription to the capital stock of the said cor- poration to be opened and kept opeu in such place and for a period to be fixed by said corporators, or a majority of them, public notice of w: given by advertisement or otherwise a: Rosatars or a majority of them may and su ten has been determined upon by the corpora- {ore of the amount by him subscribed to the treasurer elt or appointed by the corpora- tors, ora majority of them, as may be required by said coratora or a majority of them, or his subscription shall be null and void. ‘And when the books of subscription to the capital stock of said corporation shall be o! . the corpora- tors named in the frst section, or a majority if them, aud in case any re them refuse or neglect to act, rity of the remainder shall, within twent @ thereafter, call the frst meeting of the. joldera of id corporation, to meet he Fr, for the choice of di- tice be given for jewspapers publi! Or by written b stock hold ler, by ere. bape one vote, to be given in person or 1 amount of Capi ck fixed uj thin the limitation of faa charter is $160,000! Notice is hereby given that the books of sub- scription will he opened on FRIDAY, the 18th in- stant, at the counting-room of James C. McGuire & Co., and will be keot open for sixty days. By order of tHe Corpo; et et McMURDY G . ny 12-6 Secretary Board of Corporators. M2 DAIRY FOR 8ALB—Large hotel trade anda retail route. Fi if is SEE Bi Oiioe Bow a7," MST AFNESS, CATARRH, 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 Catarrh,” is now in WASHINGTON, @nd can be consulted at the Essirr Hover for ONE WERK until Saturday evening, May lita, y o1 DEAFNESS, OATAREH, @nd all the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Testimonials, Wasnineron, D. 0., March 5, 1964. Dx. LionTHILL—Dear Sir: I take this oppor- tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the wonderful cure of deafness you have in so short a time effected in my case. I was deaf for abont six years, and for the last few years so much so that I could not hear preaching or cemmon conversation; bat now since 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, Jamus R. McUaTHRAy, 10th street, between E aad F. Wasuineton, D. 0. Maroh 4, 1361: This is to certify, that having been deaf since the year 1958, and since that time gradually losing my hesring until I was unable to hear common conversation or public speaking, I applied to Dr. Lightnill, of New York, who, after @ short and painless course of treat- ment, entirely restored my hearing. I ly recommend Dr. Lighthiii to the aeaf. Frepgricx Ropers: hearti- Om, Residence nedr Fort Saratoga, Wasuineron, D. C., March 2, 1864, This is to certify that having been affected for twenty years with derfness, and having tried some of the most eminent doctors of our cy without any relief, I at last heardof Dr Lighthill and put myself under his care. His treatment was brief, and successful. now completely restored, and the cure is ap- parently permanent. I have all confid Iam ence in Dr. Lighthill's skill, and would advise all af- flicted with deafness to go and consalt him at Josera WHITNEY, once. Residence near P and 11th sti Teets. Remarkable Cure of Deafness, From the Rev. Joseph M. Clarke, Rector of St. James’ Church. Syeacvsz, February 20, 1864, I have been deaf in one ear, ever since I was in college, some twenty years ago. By the skill of Dr. Lighthill, its hearing was entirely restored, so that now I hear alike with both ears, and I find that I can use my voice with much more ease and comfort than before. JoseeH M. CLARKE. my 4-co2w BALLS, PABTIES, &c. AND PIC-NIC OF THE PRUSPECT HILL CEMETERY, AT LG FFLER’S CITY G. Will be givenon | MONDAY, May 16, 1364 ARDEN, Persona wishing to enjoy themselves wou! ° well to go to t GERMAN PIC.NIC, my 13-2¢* GRAND PIC-NIC WILL BE GIVEN RY THE HARMONY SOCIETY OF GEORGETOWN, ON MONDAY, May 16, 1861, aT REZER PARE, Seventh street, near boundary line, Admission 50 cénts for a gentleman and lady. Capt. Schreiber’s Baltimcre Brass Band has been engaged. Will beg Eli Garrett, Hen Ww. H. Bourke, This being the my 13 ¥ MEET AGAIN IN HALLSOF PLEASUBE. FIRST GRAND MAY BALL HI ___ JUNION BACHELORS iven Froon Mawsacers. ry Booraem. A. 8. Bi CommitrEE. rewer. B. Burton. BDAY EVENING, May 17th, 1854, ‘At TEMPERANCE ALL, E st., between 9th and lvth sts., Washin; gop. D o. Master of Ceremonies—Lieutenant C. F. Rand. William Dougherty, George 8. Garrett, Ball of the season, we re- apectfully request all who wish to participate to honor us with their presence. We pledge ourselves that nothing shall occur to mar the pleasure of the eveni Ticketa, De. . admitting a gentleman nd_Iadios, $2; can be obtained at John F. Ellie’s Music atore, or at the book stores on Penn. avenue, between 9th and 0th ste. my 13-4t* I -o N I Ot A Grand Pie Nie will be given by the aia as a ar ie te a 01 The Committee pledge themselves will be spared to mace it a pleasant . AU KERTS GA r BECi RDEN, Ns MONDAY, Mar 16TH, 1554. Dancing to commence at $ o'clock p, m my 12 4t* that no pains Tv. R. LABBE’S MAY FESTIVAL! . F.R. Labbe’s ey, TUESDAY EVENING, on Penn, directly over the Co, Ne an invite Rervants positively not aoe No ladies will be ad avenue, between 6th and 7th st opporits the Metro store of Messrs. G.& T. Parker tion directed by litan Hotel Festival will take place on ‘May 17th, at his hall &I tted without receiving .R. Eeabbe. admitted in the dancing my 4-2w Eten GRAND OPENING ono. JURNEMANN Soft May 24 0f ; PLEASURE canvas. ah® corner of 4th and E streets north, East Capitol Hill. Dancin, ig every londay afternoon. The Pleas ure Garden is so improved that it cannot be beaten by an be ti Pic-nica. ap 29- etber of the same sort in th’ ruly recommended to ca a KO. 4) is city, and can d eecioties for UENEMANN, Proprietor. UERY?—Who has the lapgont assortment of ittern for Stamping? W tical person that 8 f number of h for ladies d: #7 PRINOE, 381 F navel STREET, 10 is the only prac- ps? Who has the I: ‘Embroidery? Who bas the ideries, Braids, &c.,and who is the only pereen an the District that does F) BBe8 largest luting where ladies can & lect from 25,000 choice patterna for aay PATTERN ladies is who lo not want their goods # as they should be, who does good stamped. at proof That he knows i8 bi iness, to the onty person in work. ind of work, and where they can get ANY ing stamped for 80,00 Ladies iled, but stamped the city FLUTING( FLUTING! PLUTING! The only machine in town now in operation Fluting done as as in new York or elsewher a my 9-tf 69351 F street, opposite Patent Office. ‘OK SALB—Vour lar, sound, well broken MULES. Gold for ne fault, the owner having nouseforthem, Apply at the Star Office, may ¢-lw* PERKINS, STERNE & Oo., 180 Breadway, N. Y.. “ EXOLUSIVE DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA WINE. We guarantee therm all to be ABSOLUTELY PUES. For sale by all first-class Grocers and Druggicta everywhere. DUBON A WeeO%S Bas OF FO agaisoent fells vole price $400, by no ap2 é EMOVAL.—S4MUBL and Counssilor at to No.3 onary wh octa: of or T. DRURY, A Tas Paved of, Opposite west wing City Hal 90-3m” RTH AMERICA, of text, and one le—one copy only FRANCK TAYLOR! ~ ale Sie __ FOR RENT SALE. Siebert: iste as ‘0 LET—For the summer, « firat-claxs HOUSE, completely furnished. in the Fi ‘ard. Ap: ply at Cottage Market, S09 T strect rey scot AUCTION SALES. — Fer other Auction Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORRUW URNISHED ROOMS for small family, for rent at $25 th, at No. treet, Seen Hast T enn ot Be ATE BUN stesso ‘OR RENT—One splendid SUITE OF ROOMS, Beir nrc ip feat cotaies tl oe furnis! . room in foe boarding near. 404 I street, ee wt ‘g°WO OR THREE UNFUKNISHED ROO: gemmunicating, for rent; also, one faravnea at 492 L street north. second ‘doortrom 1 th street quirea sot era: References bigs pie STORE FOR RENT—A good business stand, suitt able for ry and provision store, with two Parte Pe fied 6th and H streeta. In- “my 18st ', three doors east of sth street. ‘OR RENT — A STABLE and CARRIAGE. o HOUSE, with stail No. 422 loth streets between Head fe iat Fo RENT_—To gentlemen only, one large fur- nished CHAMBER. 7 between T and Mase-avenue. “2° iny anor HE COPARTNERSAIP heretofore exinting ua" der the name of EDWARDS & BRONSON dissolved by mutual consent on Apritast a Fe RENT —The new HOUSE on Stoddart at. near Oongress st.,in Georgetown, innow ready for occupancy, may 12-3t* JOHN HARRY. 4OR RENT—To a party purchasing the furni- K ture, a HOUSE containing six reomsnnd kitch- en. Apply at 264 ath street, between M N atreets. mh aes ‘OR RENT--Two well-furnfhed ROOMS to a aie gentlemen, without board. Also, a large om on Pa. avenue, for a doctor, dentist or pay- master’s office. or any light business. Apply at 477 13th street, near the avenue my 12-3" RARE CH } ANOK.—An established, good pay- A Ra reepectable BUSINERS, maybe par. chased yery low; the proprietor wishiog to engage in other business, For particulars atdress AB, my 12-3t* C., Star Office. Fok BENT. IN THE COUNTRY —Tho secon’ floor of @ comfortable DWELLING. situated toed ‘te Baltinnere Galler steenese ee jaltimore. er a! 5 to Room 36 frat floor) General Post Office.” my A RARE CHANOE.—FOR BALE, the Stock, Good-will and Fixtures of the WILLARD HOTEL STABLES, one of the best stands in Waehington, D. C., consisting of Horses, Car- riages, nggien. Kc. For pas tloulare inquire of HOMAS CLARK, at tbe Stable, my 12-Iw* lath st., below Penn, avenue. 7OR SALE—A three-story and basement BRICK HOUSE, containing eight large rooms, sit- uated on I th atreet, between N and 0; been built about three years’ -Price $2.50. two-story FRAME HOUSE, containing six rooms: crtented on bth street, betwee L and M; under rent for $3) r month. ‘Price $1.89. Three ema'l FRAME HOUSES, situated on bth street, between F and G, Island. “Appiy to D. HAUPTMAN, 512 11th street, three doors north of Penn. avenue, my H-1w* .OR BALE~ Within twenty minutes walk of the Capitol, @ pretty COTTAGE RESIDENCE; over twenty thousand feet of Jand; choicest fruit and flowers. Price very low. For terms addres. “Cottage,” Bux 37 Star Office. my 11-3t" JOCENISHED BOOMS FOR RENT—Two rooms en first floor, suitable for gentleman's busi- ness room, Location one of the best in the city. Toquire at 450 6th street, between E and F. Ref: erences required. my 11-3t* GURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Containing I¢ rooms; has gas in parlora and 3 chambers; 4 hydrant in tre yard and stable and carriage: house. References required. The house is sit- uated in Georgetown, Inquire at this office, my 11 eo3t OUSE FOR SALE—On Maryland avenue, be- tween @th and 7th streets, A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with frame buck building—Il rooms and paséage. Lot 24 by 1/0 feet. F. MACK. Real Estate Broker, : _ 517 ith atreet. EF LE OR RENT—Nine years’ LEASE of store-room, situated ou south side K_ street, between 7th and 8th. near Northern Liberty Mar- ket, Possgesion given in one weck. For terms apply to WM. H. CAMPBELL, No. 333 Penn. ave between 44 and oth 5! my 1-! OR SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSK, No. 51% Maryland avenue, near 6th street, bal- cony in front, and contains 11 rooms. Terma made very easy, and price low, The owner can be aren any evening afte r6% o'clock at the house. Title perfect. RICHARD BARNHOUSE, my 11-Iw* OR SALE—A three“story BRICK MOUSE and jot on &th street, between D and E south, For further particulars inquire at R, W. JOHN- SON'S coach shop, on 12th street, No. 553, between Band C. my 1)-6t* OR SALE— Furniture and Good Will of a BOARDING-HOUSE, containing 10 reoms and anumber of boarders. tnquire second door from 4+; strevt.on P street south, near Arsenal Gate, my 10-lw* FOR BALE —A val FARM, of 56 acres. in Mont. gomery county, 12 miles ‘rom Georgetown and 236 milesfrom the canal. Location healthy. New DWELLING HOUSE, (smail.) Six acres in high cultivation, and the balance in oak and pine tim- ber. M. KIEGOUR, my 10-5t* Attorney and Trustee, 517 7th st. FOR RENT—By the 1sth instant, two new brick HOUSES. each containing seven roomsand a cellar, located in one of the most delightful and healthy parts of the city on Mth street. between P and Q étreets, opposite Kingman’s Garden, The city cars run by the door, and only six minutes’ ride from the Treasury Department. For par- ticulars apply to JOHN CHAPMAN, on the prem- ses. my 10 4t* | A RARE CHANCE FOR SALE—HOUSE on K street, near t' corner of 19th, contsinin. four rootas and a har-room attached, with the full fixtures and full license, and two years and five months lease, Inquire of THOS. McCAMA, owner. my 9-lw* ‘OR SALE—A GROCERY STORE. Apply at the Star Office. my flw* OR RENT—Those large ROOMS under the of- fice of the Gas Light Company, designed fora first-class Restaurant and Saloon, are now about finished; have every convenience, Apply at the Gas Off my 7-dlw FS RENT—A delightful RESIDENCE, with Furniture, on Georgetown Heights, on the uare between Green and Montgomery streets, above Stoddard st Possession given on the lth of June next. For terms, &c., apply on the peers ises. : my OR 8ALE—A FRAME HOUSE, with five acres of ground, orchard, ., on the Rock Oreek road, six milee from the city and two from Fort Slocum. For terms, &c., peply without de'ay to MITCHELL & SON, Keal Estate Brokers, isth street, 2d door south oftheavenue. ay3)-20" OR BALE—8,.000 acrea of rich FARMING LANDS in Towa, (Hardig, Story, Franklin counties;) ‘4,000 Wcres in tracts from 40 tu 64) acres. Located 1856. Pateats from theGovernment, Will exchange for property in or near Washington. FOR SALE —Two and a half years’ lease of a atore property on Penn, avenue, now renting for $200 ar month. will be sold, with Confectionery Stock, Soda Fountain, and Fixtures complete. $13,000 for & property fronting 40 feet on Penn. avenue; a three-story brick balk jing, having two stores and eight large rooms additional, now rent- ing for $2,7'0 per year. MITCHELL & SON, Beal Estate Brokers, ap 3-ln* Southeast cor. Pa. av. and 16th st, $1 00 WILL BUY THE LEASK of « large, >’ commodious HOUSK, with store and stable sachet, Address Mr. LEASE, Star Office. ap 21-1m’ For SALE-—A small tract of LAND (1534 acres about three miles from the Navy-Yard bridge, well located for a market garden farm. Price (00, Also, 80 acres, same distance from Navy- Yard ‘bridge, mortly under good fencing, well lo- cated, with # fing road leading to it. Inquire of JOHN W. VAN HOOK, No, 55 Louisiana av. ap 19-2awSt Fo Ry OR RENT—A first-rate two-story FRAME HOUBE. goataining nine rooms, to- gether with nine BUILDING LOTS, all set out with choice fruit, such as peaches, pears, yams, cher- ries, apes, all of the best selection; with a pump of excellen water in the yard; on the cornerof G and ath steele ane footy arenes cont For further rticulars ca at residence No. 5 Pap ie-Im* D. CARROLL, OR pat valuable SLAUGHTER HOUSE PROPERTY, 25,'09 feet of ground and im- rovements, a follo’ laughter house, 16x45;0ne 0. 20x25; ice house, 2'x2"; stable ‘bstantial brick buildings; cattle and stable yards well paved, ted for a soap and candle factory or Will be sold for Foe. MITCHELL & SON, Ertate Brokers, _Splb-Im southeast cor. Pa. av. and 15th a! 4 OR BALE—A STORE and DWELLING HOUSE, F No. 401, on7th street, between fi ret streets. Lot aby 10 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 atreet. Lot $0 by 219 tunning through to feet, Ridge street, Isa very desirable place for a private residence. A BRICK HOUSE, No.432, on 9th street, between Gand H streets. Has four rooms. Seta back, with yard in front, Lot 19 feet 6 inches by 99 feet. A FRAME HOUSE, No. 3, on 9h street between is sod plew York avenue. Seven rooms. fect. ‘A FRAME HOUSE, No. 342, on lth street between Land M streets, Has six rooms, Lot 20 by 1W feet. A FRAME HOUSE, No. 342, on @street, bet ith ad Inthe Bix Roots. Lot a0 by BO fest. ¥ joulare apply to #8, EER, SIS an ae O35 M at., bet. 4th and Sch. FS NT—With or without Board. an excel- jent PARLOR and several well furnished BED- ROOMS, at 450 i2th street, within fre, minutes walk of the Kirkwood House, Willards’ and the Patent Office, Post Office and Treasury snd State Departmenta, The location is unsu in Washington. No childre™ in the house, de Z-tf PERSONAL. . RERE UNG LADY, stri . A Sealine fo unake ip aiasiaitane SY Serenata ete et ttow tories ‘Addt le, ew s Bine'A. V: Ri. Washington Post Ofice. ats BDICAL. tiem and Electricity is cur- once ks Waa eee RC een P.8. arded during con- Savniatee aes ~ Bian RS. L, § it Mi istititan 50" soruer of fis somat Mate. pyenne. ver axeeery, suas ae: fiends. toile gh sir charecter, pots eames, Tones A tire, Sigua come os a, bp. &, ¥ J, 0, MO@UILRBE & 00., Auctioncers, TRUBTERS’ SALE oF BRIOK HOUSE AND LOT on Tre! reet west. north. BRI Ok House SD to amt Barents and H streets rth, of Twoitth aireet thi pao e corner FRIDAY AFTBRNOON. May 13, at 5 o'clock, on mn we shall rell, by vii 4 See Fioreme urt of the etrtot arenes sitting in chancery, passed on the 9th da: 1864, ina certsin pipes wherel George We er isco inant and Ellen Milfer et al. are defend- ants, No, Part of Lot No. 1.in Square No. 293, frontin, feet 9 inehes on 12th street west, Setw-en north o and D streets, that width the depth of said lot, together with the fmprovemer ts, consist- ing ofa two story Brick Dwel ne Houee. epedintely er. part of Lot No 5, in Square No. 45, frontiog 20 feet on 11th street weet, be- tween G and H streets north, and ranning bask with that width to the rear of sald jot, together with the improvements, consisting of a wwo-story rick Dwelling House. Immediately after, Lot No 9, in Square 279 fronting 2% feet un 12th street west, at the corner of north P street, and running back 85 to a 15-fout al- ley. and containing 2 126 equare feet of groand ‘erms: One-third in cash, the residue in three equal instalments atsix, twelve, and eight- een months, with interest, for whish the parcha- ser shall give notes, s-cured to the satisfaction of the rae T se purchaser to have the option of payin in cash, jonveyances and revenue stamps atthe cost of the purchaser, Ifthe terme of sale are not complied with in five days from the day ofsale the trustees reserve the right to re-sell, at the risk and Song of the dofaalt ing purchaser, on one week’s notic® in the National Intelligencer. g*0- . BOHRER, . GC. MORGAN Trustees, A. TH 08. BRA apt-eod&ds J. 0. MOGUIRE & OO, Aucts, Y J. 0, MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. A VERY VALUABLE LOT ON EIGHTH BET DQNORTH. eet etl, On FRIDAY AFTERNOON 18, at 6 o’clook, gn the premises, we sball sell, Lot No. Ii, indquars No. 397 was Letween Fuad G streets nent ee ae eet @ north. Stes deep, and will be divided and sold in three easal Terms : One-third cash; and the balanve in six and twelve months, with iaterest, secured by a deed of trust on the property. Ail conveyances and stamps at cost of the pur- chaaser J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. my.9-d YJ. C, MOGULRE & CO., Auctioneers. IMPORTANT BALE OF CHOI! KB (OK LIBRARY On WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 4th, at 7~ o’cioc’. at the Auction Roo: nd continued cok succeeding Evening, at the beur, until the whole is disposed of, we shall sell, without reserv: 5 pg ben of the Library of the late Chas. F. Mayer. of Baltimore, additions Md., to which valuable from another source has been made, the wh. le comprising Miscellsneous and Scientific Works, Il- luatrated Edition, Sets of Monthlies, Pamphleta, Congressional Documents, &c., &c, ages casks Aah teriek &F- Catalogues now ready for delivery. ap.30-dtf J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, J2Y J.C. MoGUIRE & 00., Auotioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE LIQUORS IN BaRKIS AND CASKS - Ou SATUBDAY MORNING, May 4, at 11 o'clock atthe Auction Rooms, ws ahull seil for account of a d-aler declining businers the following wiquors: 7 Ba. rels Fine Old Extra Monangahela Rye Whis- ey 3 Burrela Superior @ld Rye Whiskey, 6" Ola Dominion Rye Whiskey Oid Family Nectar, 1850, “Proof Rye Whiskey, Ho land Gin, Port Wine, * Shorr Wine 4 2 ** Beat Cognac Brandy, 2 Cares Compte de Flore Champagne. Terms cash, _Iny.12-d J.C. MOGUIRE & O0,, Ancts, BY ¥™ © wart & OO, Auciioneurs. SOBEWR AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY MORNING May 14, wo will sell at the Auction Rooms, a lot of Screws, slightly damaged by water, Terms cash, my.12 W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts, BY ©. WALL & CO-- Auctiongers At the Horse Bazaar, 95 La. av. HORSES AND CARRIAGES AT On SATURDAY MORNING, Ma at 10 o'clock, we wili sell, at our itory, 95 L AUCTION. 14, commeneit asaar Kepor ouisians avenue, about forty Work. Saddle and Driving Horses, some of which are ex: cellent stock Previous to the sale of Horres, we will cell a large stock of Carri: and Harnose: 8 bai rial top Buggivs, built by an experience uilders, 6 No-to egies and Trotting Wagons, 9 Family base ren, and Rockaways, 1 Very superior Jump Seat Carriage, 1 Jagger Wagon, 1 Park Carriage, 3 New Koad Wagon: Second-}.and Express and Harness Wagons, With other Wagons, Carts, Harness, &c. Sale without reserve, rary eae W.L, WALL & OO., Aucts. r . L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers. B* Wm 8. W. corner Pa. av. and 9th at. CANTON COCO MATTING, FURNITURE, OAR- Pp . &0., AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY MORNING, 12th instant, at 19 o'clock, we will sell at our Auction Rooms, with- out reserve, for cash, for accoun3 of whom it may concern— 200 rolls fresh white and checquered 4, 5, and 6-4 anton Matting, just aor a, 109 rolls 4 4.and 6 4 Coco Matting, 10 rolls Car; te 10 Cot 6 Jenny Lind. Cottage, and other Bedsteads, Marble-top, plain, and other Bureaus, Hair and Sbuox Mattresses, z s!ahogap; and Walnut cane- seat Ohairs and Rock- 18. Mirrouce, Easy Chairs, and Lounges, Marble-top and other Tables, esoesny and W staat Rotad and Tote a-Tetea, jes, Glassware. Orockery, &c.. With's variety ‘of otber Housé: furnishing goods too numerous to meneion. 1 b. ny W.L. WALL, & 00., Aucta, OFTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN consequence of the rain, until SATURDAY, lith inst. same hi d place. ny 1a me BORE ane Pee WALL & O0., Aucta. BY ¥3. 0 WALL & 00. Auctionsers, 8. W. corner Pa, av. and 9th et. PIANOB—PIANOS—PIANOB AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY MORNING, 17th instant. at gfelock, we will sell on the frat Wor of our Au coma! ‘One very fine Chickering & Sons’ Rosewood seven octave Piaro. Two new and beautiful seven octave fine Rose wood Pianos, warranted. ‘Two excellent, very little used Pianos, rather old in style, but good in tone, and excelient for begin. ners er We reapectfully invite the attention of purcha- sers to the above Pianos, as they are in part first- ep Eerusene, and will be sold without reserve “py WM. L, WALL & CO., Aucts, THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN eoneaneunes of the rain, antil SATURDAY, léth i h d_pl. Sa ee near ee Te WALL & O0., Aucta, A LDERNEY COWS FOR #ALE. On SATURDAY the 15th day of May, at2o’clock, P ©,, at the Cattle Scales in Mechanicsville, Mont- méry County, Md., I will offer to the highest idder,120r 15 valuable fresh Milch Cows h calves, mostly of the Alderney stock. So juatiy celebrated for docility, the richness of ther milk, and delicate flavor of their butt: r. Terma of sale; a credit of four months, the pur- chaser giving hie note, with interest, and satisfac- ‘ity. COO Tecan A.B. DAVIB. NITED pTATES MARSHAL’S SALE, In virtue of two writs of Fieri Facias issued from the Ulerk’s office of the Circuit Court of the District of Oolumbia, and to me 4 I will expose to public sale, for cash. at the front of ti Court House door, of said county,on MONDAY. the 6th day of June next. 1864, at 120'olock M., alide- fendant’s right, title. claim, and interest in aud to Lots No. 1, 2. and 3, in Square No. 90, being the undivided third part of said Lots, seized and levied upon as the property of William Douglass and will be sold to satisfy judicial No. 293 and 399. to Octo- bee fepeey 1859, io feror of wae: tea and re er, Use O! james R, Sm! ul oO! enry agiass. M. SELDEN, my.13-d&ds late U. 8. Marshal. D. 0. LOST AND FOUND. ‘OUND—A POOKET-BOUK, containing a sum r can have by di of money, which the owne! 2) ‘ta and pavia, sori bing content mand paring ol it W er & Bro’s, my 13-3t* Ro. 38. opp. Gentes Market. $10 REWAED.—Strayed or stolen, from near ORE, the \ises of the undersigned, a BAY . between tand § youre oid, with forelock cropped square. The above reward will be given M returned 16) WRIGHT, on north A st my 13-20" ‘bet, 7th and sth sts. cast. AN Away. ‘Wednesday, about 11 o’clock, Li mryreg ar white logs, and dark salt HO! white strive on his Mec? with harness. Any one Sata, wil bo Liberally rewarded. en my 12-5 us GRATTS, y “BEWABRD.—Sstray fri ibecr: $10 rusia ec crae nab BAY Hi i ex with ae from the cel ai hen bor Senet will be toy 11-3t* ‘M. Vg Baap hy avenue, and oth street . the theuke et the omer i by leaving it at the store of Perry & my il. 5 RE .—Lost.on the testant, two ORSEB. one 4; wn, about 9 $ shoulder shaved an ees in right hind ‘he other'a li, ht sorrel, ith 1.0. on left shor ler. The above reward will he given if returned ten. ¥, on O street, rita? wed ay AUCTION SALES. BY ©. BL. CROWN & 00., Auctioncers, 4 VALUABLE LOT.AT Al Si OE MEEEP 8 Bah HE IS ABOUT TO LEAVE THECICY. We will sell on SATURDAY, ith, st 7, ™m., on the in Rquare No. 469. Street west, be:ween south H ani south of the Beambeat went cost of the purcharer. meth ager: eg my 12-3", R. L. CROWN & CO;, Aucts. CBANCERY ¥F VALUAB Paar ateere aereeeeE ap OM, Rowih REAR TBE AP: z FUTURE DAYS. CHANCR For INV: THE N- remises, Island, running back 123 fect tos 20 foot alley. Sale without reserve Title . ‘Terme cash. Aal ¢ = ° ¥ J.C. McoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, On SATURDAY AFTERNOO, o’cleck, on the premises, by virtua of: ‘tand of the late G: lecree: the Supreme Oourt ‘of the Divtriet of Columbia, sitting as aGourt of Equity, the latter decree dated April 26th, 1864, and rendered in a'cause, No. RS, Blirabeth Brent is complarpan Shas, Frantes will sol 3) St inet ge ae Mere ru: 88 of Lots 8, 9, Sere oe. mate fronting es q i a ‘art of ‘0! 10, 7, aot avenue, betworn north Bend 0 stieeen, peewee? ning ba-k 198 feet 8 & 90 feet alley, improved bye substantial and wel -HOUSE B. ew ONae WITH BACE BRICK DWELLI Atlof Lot No 8,fronting 60 fest 6 inches on Dela. ware averue, between North Band © streets, and Tuonicg back an average depth of 16% feet toe a, feet alley, improved by a large aad well arran, BRICK ‘DWELLING oUSE WITH BAO UT! . Part of Lot No. 10, fronting 35 feet 8 inches on Delaware avenue, between B and C streets north, running back about 140 feet to a 15-feet alley. Ali this valuable property is situated within 6 very short distance ofthe North Gate of the Oapi- tol and ifthe proposed extension of thy Capi’ unde 1s consummated will be immediately a4 joining. Terme : One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve menths, with interest, secured to the satis- faction of the ‘Trustee, or all cash, at the option of fenaser, : lonveyances and stamps at the cost ofthe pur- ba ms ly possession of Re, oR be given. J, CARROLL BRENT, frastee, ap@a 302, MoGUIKE & 00, Aucte. BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN T an RT HERN PART OF THE CITY AT AUQ- 3 10) On MONDAY, the 16th instant, at 6o'clock, p. we shal) acil in front of the premises, in Square 513, Lots No. 8 9, 34. and 35, on M street north, he- tween 4th and 5th atreets west; also, Lot, No. ti,io i gate No, 532, fropting on O street north, between 4th and Sth streets west. Terms: One-third cesh, balance in 6,12, and months, ‘or netes bearing interest, secured by @ deed of trust on the premises, All Sou reyeue g aud revenue stamps at the cost {th Omid. GREEN & WILL{AMB, Aucts, YJ. 0 MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers VALUABLE L°78 ON MASSACHUSETTS AVB- NUB NAR 14TH STREES AT PUBLIC SALE.; NDAY RNOON, May 14, at 6 o'clock, on the premisee shall sell, Lot No. |, in Sqasre No. 21s. fronting Ia feet (inches, on 'M setts avenue, ard 162 feet Il inches, on M being the corner Lot at the intersection o: teenth street. M strert, and Massachuscttsavenni and immedigtely opposite the fn» residence of Chas Hill Beq. It will be divided into small Building Lots if desired Also, im * ediately after, we stall sell, Lot No. 16, in Squars 247, fronting 65 feet on Massachunetta avevue betwe-p Thirteenth avd Fourteeoth sta and runt ing back:to.as -foot alley. 10 be divided into four lota of 16 feet 3 inches #ac Terms: One-third in cash, the remaindet in ait and twelve months, with interest, secured by adee! of trast op the premias. Oonveyances at the cost of the purchaser, my 10a [Rep.j J.C. MoGUIRE & OO. Aucta. Y J.C. McGUIRE & (0 , Auctioneers. EIGHTEEN SMALL BUILDING LOTS AT THB CORNER OF NORTHA L STREET AND NBW BAMPSHIRE AVENUE. On TUESDAY A¥i ERNOON, May I7th. ot o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, the whole Let No. §, in Fqnare No. 72, situated at the corner cf north f, street and New Hampshire avenue. di vided into eighteen Lots of about fifteen feet frost, gpch Ponta respectively on L street and New ampshire avenue. Terme: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, aecured by « deed o° seen gee premises, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. "Conve sancen at the cost of the haser. A payment of $49 on each lot required et u if eale. Moya" 5. 0. MoGUIRE & 00., Aucte. BY?- CO. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionerrs, BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE AND GROUNDS ON CAPITOL HILL AT PUBLIO SALB. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May wth, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, Lots Ko, #2, 0d 43, in Square No. is2, fronting ‘together t feet 5}; inches on Second street east. between south Bani 0 rtreets runving back 1% feet 8 fockes, wit a §0-foot slley on the north side, and im proved by a Bandadme Cottage Dwe ling, ing two Parlors 18 feet square, se Hall'and snall Dining Room in re 2 by a fine fine cistern of water at back door. and gas throughou' The grounds are handsomely laid out with fra’ and sbiubbery,and altogether itis a charming ree- idence for a small family. The House was builtin the most superior man- ner by a master builder for his own use, hase brick foundation. ard ig double- framed throughoat Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder and twelve months, with interest, secured Dy f truet. o'my.t0 3... MOGUIRE & CO. Aucts. cr \ctioneers, 500 DOZEN Extra choice Cognac and Rochelle Brandies, Scheidam Holland Gin, Royal Port Wins, Bourbon and Nectar W! ey, Claret, &c., re- waining of the stock of R. Cromelien & Oo... will be,sold by their order at PublioSale, on WEDNBS- DAY, 18th May. loo’clock. The same may be examined at their tales room, No. 393, Pennsyi- ia avenue, second floor, WM. L. WALL & OO., Ancts, Y J.C, McGUIRE & OO, Auctioneers, 4,000 DOZEN TRADB SALE CHOIOR OLB BOURBON WHISKEY AT A: CTION On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May isth, at 1 o'clock, on the first floor of our Auction Beoms,we sh! sell, in lots to suit the trade. 4,000 DOZEN CHOICE SLD BOURBON WHIS- handsomely labelled and’ put up in oases by the ol d reliable firm of A. Binninger & Oo. S27 The attention of the trade is particulariy called to thie ale. T 8 cash. my.li'd J, 0. McGUIRE & 00,, Aucts. Y J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ELEVEN BUILDING LOTS IN THE VIOIN! Cre OU RT BENTH AND P STR&&TS AT P ct . MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 16, at 6 o'clock, on the premises. we shall sell? ta 5 ood Buila- ing Lots in Drury’s sub-division of Square No. situate betwen Fourteenth od rifteenth etceet west, and north P and Chestnut street Terms: One- fourth in cash, the remainder in aig, Habay ct snd og ‘ed — interest yy a deed of trai prem be t the cost of the purchaser. Ho A cash payment of $50 on each Lot will be ree the time ofsale “ny 7-4? S@° G\'0. MoGUIRE & 00. Auste, QUALE “AND OF CONDEMNED. OLOTHING.. CAMP STAND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, TEN? OUT- , &e. Chief Quartermaster's Office, Depot Washinxton,, @ ‘ashington, D C, May 12, 3 { Will be sold at public azetion, at Governinen Warehouse, No.6 i7th street, between H and Washington Oity, D. G., at 120’clook M.. THURSDAY, May 26, 1864, under the supervision of Capt. D. G. Thomas, M.8.K., U. 8. A., a large lot of stores condemned as undt for public ser- Vice, viz: Tolantry and Cavalry Coats aud Trowsers, Shirts, Drawers, Stockings, Felt Hats, Caps, Ti . Bugles, Flags, Drums, Tents, ‘Tent Poles, Pans, Camp Kettles, Spades, Shovels, Knapsacks, Haversacks, Bed Sacks, &c,, &c., dc. Alsn, about sixty (60) tons of Tent Cuttings. Terms cash. n Government fi ds, (a f sale. i Successful bidders will be required i from date the Hie ae ee wa at ghuOR eR, artermaster, By EATaer General spot of Washington, DO. QPANGES AND LEMONS! ORANGES AND LEMONS! ORANGES AND LEMONS! 1,000 BOXES MESSINA ORANGES, Prime Sweet ea 300 BOXES LEMONS. Just arrived at JONES. & CO.'B, my 7-8t* Gorner sth and D streets. PAPERHANGINGS. — 486 aod Lane and varied eeyheracty ane oe = Eight teaches Gad Fale! Terms cash’ ee ap 29-1 PECTURES. Brass) tings for sale hol of OREM ES . 456 Tt ‘Gad Fi ce Bal 7 Bight doors above ee GG PIOTURE CORD xo TASSELS, 4c, tar; and b. t 5 No. 486.7th street, ‘Tell be S7-Terms cash. OVAL PIOTURE FRAMES. 486 Pietatoui apo assortment. af + oy oe at 5 Wi $ prbunigase., Engeire : this olfce: orto sel : i ora my il-lw"