Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. ¢ Forv’s TueatER —Mrs. Sonthworth’s stor of “The Hidden tiand” has been dramatized, and Will be performed to-night by Mise Mary Mitchell and Mr. Ford’s eatire company, Miss Mary Mitchell personating the dashing “Capi- tola.” This is the last night buttwo of Miss Mitchell's engag- ment. Grover’s Tugater.—Tom Taylor's great drama, «The Ticket of Leaye Man,” to-night and for the Isst time, Miss Mary Provost per- sonating hergrestcharacter “Robert Brierly.’ It should not be forgotten that Miss Provest's engagement closes on Saturday night. To- morrow night she takes a benefit. r OANTERBURY. —**Cudjo’s C » to-night by Santiag> Gib- performances by ag ‘Jaci il the again. Also. bonnoise, the contortionist; Billy West Mulligan, Voueherty, Williams, and al reet of the company, MgTROPOLITAN HALL.—Rain or shine, well filled honses always greet the performers here, and all are delighted with the entertainments offered. A good bil! to-night again. PUBLIC Schoo. Concert.—Another of the series of concerts by ‘he pupils of the Pubiic Scheels, for the purpose of purchasing pianos, will be given this evening at the Smithsonian, under the dir-ction of Prof. Daniel. The pupils ~of the Female Secondary Schools give this con- cert, THe Farr anp Festiva of the Found M. E. Choreh, corner of Fourteenth and @ atreets, is still worthy a visit. There is a fine display of tancy and useful articles, and the ladies in attendance are witty and agreeate. a Escont To THE Remains OF GENERAL Wapsworts.—The remains of Gen. James S. Wadsworth were at a late hour last night éransferred from the cdffin in which they were brovght from Fredericksburg to a fine rose- wood coffin, made by Harvey & Uo., and which was lined throughout with zinc. The body was sO mach decomposed that the features could scarcely be recognized, ard it was ut- terly impossible to place upon him other cloth- ing, and consequently he will be buried in the garments in which he fell. <A silver ovil- shaped plate upon the top ef the coffin bore the inscription, “ Brigadier General James S. Wadsworth, died of wounds received im the ae of the Wilderness, Friday, May 6th, 1-64.” This morning, at 6 o’clock, the remains were escorted from the embalming establishment of Drs. Brown and Alexander, and conveyed to the depot for transmission to New York for intermett. A large number of the personal and military friends of deceased were present when the coffin was removed. The coffin was placed in & hearse, and the American flag was thrown over it; while eight soldiers of the In- valid Corps were detailed to walk by the hearse as a guardof honor. Among the mili- tary officers present was Gen. Augur, and Sen- ator Wilson and other civilians followed the remsins to the depot. The remains will ba accompanied to New York by Adjutant Gen- eral Sprague, of tbat Sta‘e, and Hon. Messrs. fenton, Odell, Morris, Ganson, Frank and Winfield, a committee appointed by the con- gressional delegation. Extensive preparations have been made in New York for the reception of the remains. ees ALYXANDRIA AFFAIRS. ‘ominations.--At & Meeting held at the Cannon House on Monday evening, May 9th, for the purpose of nomi- nating State officers, on motion, Ed. Sullivan was called tothe chair, when following nominations were made, v kk for Oir- cult Court and County Court, Wm. M. John- son y for Sheriff, Thomas I et Revers ealti’s Attorney, Magistrates, James M t, Walter L. Penn, Joseph Colton, Robert Armstrong, County Constable, Joho Moore.—Journel, Isth. The Prov Marshal of this place” has, by orderof Gen Slongh, directed that, future, carcasses, manures, and all other refuse matter must te deposited on the grounds near the mouth of Hunting Creek, south of the city. Ali officers and men on duty as patrols, guards or policemen, 'n or arennd the city, are ordered to arrest any person caught in the act of throw- ing filth in the streets, and all officers on the grand guard lines will see that no refuse mat- ter is allowed to pass their lines, or be deposit- ed near them.”—Gazette, ISth. i Rey. J. R. Warner's Lecture on THE BaiTLe or Ger vRG.—This celebrated lecture was delivered last evening in the hail of the House of Representatives before a dis- tinguished audience His Excellency, Prest- dent Lincoln, members of Congress, and many other distingui=hed gentiemen of the National Metropolis were present: and the whole andi- ence listened with rapt attention to the graphic descriptions of the thrilling scenes and awfal carnage of this memorabie battle. The narra- tive wasto minute, so accurate, so complete in allits parts, asto give the audience a per- fect picture of the whole battle; and was de- livered with such earnestness, power, and elo- quence, as to indelibly impress it upon the minds of all. The satisfaction which every | one felt in thus getting a clear and intelligent idea of the position of the forces, and of the heroic struggies Of the gallant Army of the Po- tomac to repel he rebel hordes, frequently ex- pressed itself im bursts of applause. * Edelin; Commis- ienderson; Com- Willoughby; pS Sees A Srronc Gane DereaTep.—Yesierday atf- ternoon Officer Howard arrested a man in the uniform of a lieutenant, charged by Albert C. Westlake with the larceny of $170. The par- ties boarded at the American House, (old Wig- Wwam,) and the lieutenant, whose name is Henry A. Hunting, fell into Westlake’s com- pany there Westlake charged that the lieu- tenant went with him toa bawdy house, where he supposed the money was taken from him. Justice Kinsey examined the evidence, but could discover no proot that the lieutenant had been anywhere with the accuser, and none that Westlake tad any money, and sc he hon- orably discharged the lieutenant. Officer Howard then arrested Westlake as a deserter and locked him up in the Fourth Ward Station House until this morning, when he wastarned over to the military. a “Boys, THRASH THAT UCOPPERHEAD!”— Night betore last, as four Veteran Reserve soldiers were-carrying a wounded soldier on 4 stretcher from the boat to the hospital—bis wounds being of such a nature that it was deemed necessary to carry hfm in thatmanner— an individual of secesh proclivities gave pretty free vent to bis sentiments, addressing his lan- guage to the soldiers. The wounded man, who st was thought was dying, aroused by the tellows taunts, to the surprise of his supporters, drew the blanket (with which he was covered) from over his tace and said “ Letme down boys, and give tl.at d—d copperhead a thrash- ing!’ which remark the man heard and he immediately tkedaddled, the Reserves atthe same time showing a disposition to follow up ihe suggestion. | a TERESA CAERENO Announces her farewell concert for to-morrow (Friday) evening. The performances of this Pianist have delighted all who have }istened to her. The great English tenor Sims Reeves finds a ¥ competitor in English song in the ming tenor Farley. The Soprano Mde. Mixsellis already @ favorite with our public. Mr. Draper, a true artist contributes largely to the pleasure of those enteriainments. We hope and expect to see a crowded and elegant house on this Carreno's last appearance. ———o— A RewaLt Treat—St. Dominick's Sunday | Scheel Pic Nie.— Everybody is desirous of get- ting ont into the country, which fs just now putting en its most attractive look. All de- Sirous of a cay’s raralizing can enjoy it to the utmost by attending St. Dominick’s Sunday School pic nie, to be held at that delightful resort, THE PaRk, 7th street,on the 23d inst. Cars rup there from all parts of the city. Se = eta If SEEMS quite impossible forthe Chronicle to open its mouth tm regard to District matters, “but ont a blunder slips.” It gravely speaks ofthe city of Alexandria &s belonging to the rict of Columbia. The Alexandria Jour- «with all due respect” calls the Chronicle's ittention to the fact that Alexandria was re. troceded to Virginia on the 20th of March, 1517. ae See: A New German Mission.—The Central Pennsylvania Conference of the Evangelical Association has sent a missionary, Rev. Jacob Henn, to this city to labor among the Germans. He preaches every Sunday morning and eve- nfmg in the German language at Temperance Hail, on E street, between 9th and 10th sts, NPT Bopy Brorent Ur.—The body of Surgeon Jones, of the Sth Pennsylvania Reserves, who was killed in the late battles, was brought up on the Connecticut yesterday evening. Tne body bas been embalmed, and will be sent tp Philadel phia to-dsy to the relativesof the de- ceased, —— Tuz Conceet of the pupils of the female secondary *cboo! at the Smithsonian Instita- tion, toenight, onder the direction of Prof Daviel will be ap affair of exceeding interest. udging from what we learn. We sdyise all who can to be present. det es Derarture.—The wel!-known pianist and composer, Prof. Alex. Wolowski, left our me- -ropolis this morning for New York, to begin 48 Musical tour before his departure for Eu- rope. We bope that after the great success he had here be will retarn among us. SPECIAL NOTICES. ee P Couns. Bretowa, Bap Natts, &c. Perrone wishing immediate relief from these ‘oubleag: should call “ome anneyances, HITR’s rooms, No 42 between 4s aud oth streets, at De. Pennsylvania avenae, 4 > eS ARRIED, the 2th of Ni. ber, by Rey. Dr. Butler, CHARLES HL. MUS DLE, of thie ity. to T8k: ELLA D., third daughter of the Iste Seina Gar- cia, of Spain. APG = On Tuesday eveni 17th instant. a! ate! hapel. by B G@. Honing. Mr. ALFRED | FAS of Fairfax cou to Miss RACHEL On the 18th inst.. at the parsonage of the Fest Washington M. B Ohnrch, by the. pastor, R Wm. w. Reese, WM. PUTNAM JORDAN to F ILY ELIZA TUCKER, daughter of the late Jas. Tucker, all of this city. . On Thursday morning, May 18th. by Rev, Wm, T Johnson, Mr, THOMAS BE YuUNG and Miss EMMA JANE OTTERBAOK, all of Washivgton, May. 18th, BERNARD, son of John and Agues McDermott, aged 4 montne and 16 days. a The funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, No. 67 Missouri avenue, this (2 burer askexentng, at 4o’clock. friends of he fami ectfully invited to attend. * WANTS. WASTED-y @ young woman, a SITUATION as cook, washer and ironer, or as chamber- maid. Address A. O., Star Office, itt W ANTED—A SITUATION, by a young woman, as child’s nurse or to wait on a lady and sew. Willing to travel, Best of reference given. Call at 316 18th street, between K and L. 1t* WARTED-A steady WOMAN, as nurse and th en Bo Rous Bped auply Bee shoae res oroug! understan ie e ‘3 6th street, between Dand Bon Pay" st ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Three good OAR- WANINTERS Nene hateood bende cook One Inquire of E, BRIOKEID, 265 Bstroot between 3d and 433 streets, Island. my 19-2t* — “ANTED—By a competent person, & WAS aTION ec do CamBgtent, Bere di She h ol fe as ro era and iron, ie has od references. ORse os Gross Box No, 27 Star Office. my 19-8t ANTED—A SITUATION for a boy, now in his Mth year, who is an excellent penman. He has had a od education, baring attended school during the last six years, Will board with his parents, Address C. A. 8., Box 20 Star Office. my 19-3t* YOUNG LADY, of considerable experience in teaching. desires a situation as GOVERNESS. No objections are made to assist in sewing for the family. The best of references given, if requirad, Address Miss KITTY HOWARD, Alexandria, Va. my !9 3t* V J ANTED—A Frenchman having a few hours leisure during the day, from 4 to 12 o'clock p.m.. wishesto employ them as COOK ina res- tanrant or other place. EBaquire at Struckman's Hotel, No. 501 Ith street, above the avenue. Tay 19-3t* V J ANTED—A white WOMAN, who understands cooking and housezork generally. Must be thoroughly compe ent to suit; no oneelse need To the right party extra good wages wili , besides a good home and psrmanent sit nmay be had. A German or Rorwegian girl referred. Apply at 551 9th street, Wallach’a ew, between D and EB, Island; or 074 llth street, M.JULIHN'S Drug Store. my 19-3t* ANTED — First-class QOAT AND PANTS HANDS. Apply to B. H. DUVALL, No. 434 Nn. avenue, my 1S-3t* W ANTED—Two BELL BOYS. at United States Hotel, Penn. avenue, Apply at the office of the Hotel. my 15-2t* V ANTED—A good WOMAN (whiie!, to cook at the Gosling House, 249 Penn. avenue, tween 12th and 13th ate. tay 15-2" BALLS, PABTIES, &. prousts GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVE- NING PIC-NIG McOLELLAN FRIENDSHIP ASSOOIATION, WASHINGTON PARK, 7th street, WEDNESDAY, May 25th, 1854. aTiokets Fifty Cents, admitting a gentleman aad Committee of Arrangements. my 19-6t* CR eee mere ne Bes Free ES WwW E MEET AGAIN IN HALLS OF PLEASUBE. SIXTEENTH GRAND MAY BALL OF THE BHIELBS OLUB Will be given on MONDAY NIGHT, May 23d, 1854, At TEMPERANCE HALL, E st., between 9th and 10th ats., Washingto D.C. This being the last Ball of tho season, we re- spectfully 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 night, Tickets, admitting a gentleman and ladies, $1; can be obtained at Temperance Hall, E street, be- tween 9th and Ith sts. my 19-4t* A GRAND PICG-NIO oF 8T. DOMINIO’S SUNDAY SCHOOL Will be given at the WASHINGTON PARK, Seventh strest, 5 On MONDAY, May 2:4, 1864. Tickets 25 cents. Admissien for children 10 cents. Cars running from all parts of the city to the Park. my 14-7 IGHTH GRAND OPENING E MON DAY, May 24, of GEO. JUENEMANN’S PLEASURE GARDEN, corner of 4th and E streets north, East Capitol Hill. Dancing every Monday afternoon. The Pleas- pre Garden is sc improved that it cannot be beaten by any ether of the same sort in this city, and can be truly recommended to parties and societies for pie-nics. G80. SUBNEMANN, ap 29-Im™ Proprieter. LOST AND FOUND. AN AWAY—About one week ago, a BOY about 12 years old, called Kugere Lucas, Persons are cautioned agaiust harboring him. 1t* THOS, LUCAS, 167 22d st. QCUND—A small eum of MONEY, which the owner can have by proving property and vay- Hs this advert ment. Call at MOBBISCN 5 in EF A sum of MONEY was picked up in - our store, which the owner can have by prov- ing and paying for this advertisement M. TAYLOR & CO., my 19-6t No. 42 Center Market Space. O8T—On Wedoesday, 18th Inat., on Pennsyl- 4 venia avenue, between 26th and 7th streets, or in comlug from ‘the Post OMce throngh F street to 1eth, & gold and coral SLEBVE, BUPTON, co- ameled will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 16 Penn. avenue, near Georgetown. 1t* Ww TED—A_gond GIRL, to do plain cooking, at J. BRO wh ’S Restaurant, cor. 13th street and Penn. avenue. my 18 3t* WASTED—An OPERATOR on Grover & Ba- ker’s or Wheeler & Wilson's Machine. One who understands dresamaking preferr ‘Apply ate SOB between 2d and Sd. my 18-5t* AN to run a circular saw, toa good teady emp hand. Appiy to E: lath and C sts, VV ANTED—Sy a young girl, a SITUAT a8 child's nurse crchamberimaid Apply at No. 155 G street, corner of 19th. Best of refer s can be given if required my 13.2 MITH HELPER, Liv- steady employment given, , 3 lth street. 7 R. W. JOHNSON. WW? TED—A good CABINET-MAKER One who understands putting work together will h f a good situation and liberal waz mmediately at No. 315 Penn. avenue, ith and lth streets, up stsirs. my 18-3t RESPECTABLE MARRIED LADY WANTS BOARD ina nice private family, whore she can have the comforts and quiet of a home daring confinement, Fora anitable place a liberal price wiil be paid. Addreas Mrs. J.T. M., through the city post office, stating terms, loeation and name. ny 13-3t* WW ANTED—A YOUTH from 16 to 13 sears of as to learn the Drag Business, Must be well recommended. Apply at this office. my 17-3!" OST—On Wednesday, Ith inst. a small BOY. 4 six years old, black eyes and dark hair. Had on dark pants and jacket and light colored can. Mammersa little, Any person returning him » THOS. LUCAS. will t Kkfull i 1 &5 REWARD.—#t on F ih instant, adark grey HORSE, 4 ne shoes cn; two hind legs white; T C. onthe left je; white in for Reward en by returu- his to No. Mand N ets, “my 19-3(* = i BL MARSA! OST—On Tuesday, the ith inst.,a large BAY 4 HORSE, sbout seven years old, a little stiff in the fore legs: noshees on, Hadona leather halter with rope rei A liber: ward wil! be paid if returned to NATHAN HEATH, sth st.. betwee and M | on the evening of the 15th instant, A DARKE BAY REWARD —Strayed from the subscribers $ HOR about 15 bands high, nick tail, and about twelve years old, Also, a small ‘ BLACK MULE, long tail and mane, Thoy are probably both to- gether L. J. MIDDLETON & CO. 9: 3t fice corner 12th and F st: O8T—A MOCKING BIRD. The finder will be .4 suitebly rewarded on leaving it at the corner of Ith street west and Esireet south. my 18-3t* $5 REWARD —8trayed or stolen from the sub- » scriber on the 17th instant. a little iron grey MARE. full mane and tail; lost on shoe, The above reward will be paid to any person returning er te ny place, 3d street, between K and L sta. my 15-3t™ MAURICE SULLIVAN WANTED—In 2 small private family, a good German GIRL. Good wages will be given. Inquire $01 5th street. corner H. my 17-3" W ANTED— Two SERVANT GIRLS, one for general housework in # smail fainily, the other jor chambermaid, 445 9th street, opposite the Patent Office. my t* ANTED—Twenty good DRESSMAKERS, sit- uations permanent. Qsll for one week at 243 Penn. avenue, first floor up stairs, my 17-3t* YOUNG MAN, a good writer, having cousid- erable leisure time, would like to Crates it with copying or other writing. Terms satisfac- tory. Address “J.8. G.,’’ Box 792 Post Office. niy 17-5t™ WASTED—S10 per, month will be given toa good SERVANT, to cook, Wash and ironina small family living in the coun ry, a few miles from the city. Ap; fy atG. W.GOLICK’S ercuiy store, corner of Kew Jersey avenue and south street. on Capitol Hill. my 17-e02t* V ANTED--An experienced American NURSE, from New York, wishes to make engagements in afew families as monthly nurse, Has no objec tion to taking care of an invalid, Can give best of references. Can be seen from 10to4 o’el any day, by calling at 89 Penn. avenue, between ist and ged streets, till June Ist. my I7-iw* ANTED.—The undersigned wi to obtain a good FURNISHED ROOM, with board, in a central location. Would prefer to bein a fam- ily where there are few or no other boarders. ‘Terms not to exceed $30 per mouth. Best of ref- erences given and required, Address Mrs. G. 8, A., Star Office. my 17-3t" WASTED IMMEDIATELY—A good COOK, WASHER and TRONER; one who would be willing to 5° six miles in the country for the sum- mer. Good wages will be given to a competent woman. Apply at No. 479 6th street, my !6-tf {Repub.j V ANTED—A good DINING ROOM SERVANT, one pho will make himself generally useful. | Also, a firet-rate COOK, who will wash and iron. To any such good wages anda good home 15 of- fered. Apply at 152 I street, near 2ist. my 16-lw* &5 REWARD.—Strayed on Monday, the 1th, a sorrel HORSE, with a star in his forehead, and a white streak in his mane close to his shoul ders,andasoreon his back. The above reward will be paid if brought to the owner, WM. MYERS. on Union street, south of N street, between 44g an 6th sts. my 15-2t* 5 REWARD —Strayed on the 15th instant, a 2) RUFFALO COW, with acal!. The above re- ward will be given if brought to } 96 ee M streets. my c Fo A dark bay HORSH, about Io hands high, heavy mane and tail: blind in one eva. The owner applying and proving property, and aving charges can receive the same of Dr. HUT- PON, 44 F strect, bet. 5th aud 6th. my 17-3t* OST —An Italian Greyhound, answeriug fo the A very liberal reward will t, between lith in regard to my 17-3t* ST—A DIARY FOR 1864, in which isa Note ef Band te 46. in my favor, drawn by Eliz- 4 name of Beanty. be given if returned to 254 @ str ie lith streets, or any informat, i abeth . B, Koones. The finder will be stitably zewat by Lee t beer bookstore of Shep- ard ey, corner D and7th sts. is SULOMON J. FAGUE. my J 5 REWARD.—Lost, on Fric $20 May 13th, 1864, a brown MARE, me size. about 5 years old, with white star in forchead, and long mane and tail; left hind foot white, with a triangular piece cut out of each side of the hoof, A. STROBEL, No. 6111 street. my bet. 13th and lath sts., Navy Yard. B10 REWARD atraved or stolen a SOBRET MARE, lightish mane and tail, right hind leg sore and swollen; apparently iu fold, For in- formation of where’ she may be found, orif re- -e03t* turned to the corner of 434 and K streets, Island, No. 2-5, Twill pay the above reward. 0 $5 REWARD —Btr cred from the subscriber, on +) the lith inst., one dark brindie buffalo COW, with white face. She gives milk only ont of three teats, I will give the above reward for her. deliv- ered to me at No. 500 L atreet, between $ch and ith. or for any information that will enable me to get her again, GEO. W. DUTTON. my 17-5t" WANTED A good. nent. intelligent white WOMAN, who understands cooking for a hotel. Alro,a WOMAN, who can do plain sewing. Apply at American House, corner Bennsavenne and 7th street. my 14-6t* HIRTY GOOD GRANITE STONE CUTTERS WANTED, at tie Chestnut street Bridge. Philadelphia. Wages $3 perday. CLARK, McGRANN & KENNEDY, my 12-2w Contractors, Philadel ph: J ANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 LADIES to Embroider on Muslin, Linen and Cambrie. To good hands constant work and good wages given. Tes ite Ryelaa will please bring samples Sf work. “Apply at WM. PRINCE'S Stamping and Machine Stitching Depot, 381 F street, opposite Patent Office 18 WANTED. SUEEING ELUTING ! NTED, Every lady in the District to know that I have | at considerable expense, had built a very elegan’ machine for Fluting or Crimping Dresses, &c. Dressmakers and others can have any kind of goods Crimped at short notice, in as good style, and as cheap asin any othercity. ies, remember this is the only machine in town, and done at the only place to get stamping done. 381 F streat, oppo- site Patent Office, Stamping and Machine Stitch- Ing Depot. my$ WwW ANTED—A white GIRL, to do housework for two persons; or a young lady can procure a good home who would do a little housework. by addressing Mrs M. A. V., Washington Post Office. my \()() LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT 50 000 PRINCE'S Stamping Damo ast F street, opposite Paten ce, and get ir Sti - ing. Biitehing, Pinking and Embroidery done As there are other Richards in the field, ladies better look out that they come to Prince’s, who is the only practical hand in the city. Be sure you go to F street, opposite Patent Office. “mh ANTED—SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefurnishing ooo OES Cue Tee eat, . street, mh S- f bet. G and H, east side? BUSHELS ST. UBES SALT 8,000 1,000 bushels Turks Island Salt 4,000 sacks Liverpool G, A. Salt 1,5006do do fine Salt Afioatand in store. For sale in lots to suit pur- chasers. J. THOS. DAVIS, 83 Water street, Sp B-lm Georgetown, D. 0. OR SALE—One good shifti TaGY Bi sett snele barnes un perfect orders Price $125. 4 setween tn,, at 10B T street, near sees oe “ayieiwe PAPERHANGINGS, 486 A selected and varied stock Low-priced Paget ban inas Mordor Statues ess al J. 4n6 ca Eight doors above Odd Bellows all, Terms cash &p 29-Imif* OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, 4 > A beautiful assortment of Gilt and Dark Oval ict ; also, a variety of Carte de Visi mes, cere OM ARR BYTES, 486 7th steam Eight dvors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. ‘Terms cash Ap 29-1mif* Nee ILLIABD TABLES FOR SALE —The Subseri- B LLLARe Tape clase Billiard Tabies. nearly Dew. whjen be will dispose of Ty at the room cornar Pennayivania svanne. mb 4 tr OR SALE—A nearly new GE, liv tons ca- city, Tnavite of BON ABBY, 25th ntcoet west and D street morth, - my 16-3t* PEARL AND DIAMOND NECKLACH, going from I street to Baltimore—four strands arts, diamonda set in silver shape of star, one rep surrounded by small stones. The above re- ward will be paid if left at 435 1 street, between 9th and 10th sts., Washington, D.C... 6 G.C. SHAT my 16-lw* $10 REWARD —Strayed away, on Saturday, Lith instant, two COWS—one a sinall white and black cow, speckled, about @ years old, with a Icather strap around het neck: the other 'a dark brown and white cow, with white face: she had ouly three teats, and aropo around her néck, They were last seen in the public lot south of the Treas. ury Extension. The above reward will be paid to any one returning them to the subscriber, at 341 Massachusetts av., between 12th and Isth ais, my -5t* $2. = REWARD.—Stolen from the stable of Wm. 4) 1. Roland. on the night of the 3d of May, 1864, near Giesboro’ Point.a LIGHT BAY HORSE, about li bands high, three white feet and knees, fallen in neck, white in forehead, the letters W. K. branded on right side of neck; natural rackor. I will give the above reward if sent to me or left where I can get him in the District of Columbia. W. H, ROLAND, near Giesboro’ Point Washington. D. BOARDING. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. or two single d ge pilemen. can be AECOEIIG) ated with hoard in a private family, ing at No. street, between Tath'and 13th. ine it* B JARDING —Two gentlemen can be accommo- dated with ROOMS and first-class BOARD, at 1 G street, between 20th and 2ist. Terms $3) per month. - my 19-3t* Bossy AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROUMS, for warried or single persons. Honse large and airy; location piessray: Terms moder- ate, Apply at 291 8th street, near the corner of M. wy 18-3t* . 4) REWARD .—Lost. about the 2ist April,one $50 : my13-lw OWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the Potomac Tow Company’s boats, ‘Potomac,’? Gov. Curtin” and ‘Belle Haven.’’’ Apply to the Captai board, or to eee ene S* JOHN B. DAVIDSON, my 13-tf 59 Water street,@eorgetown, UERY?—Who has the largest assortment of pattern for Stamping? Whe is the only prac- tical person that Stamps? Who has the largest number of hands at Embroidery? Who has the finest stock of Embroideries, Braids, &c., and who is the only persen in the District that does Fluting for ladies dresses? * @2” PRINCE, 381 F STREET, #9 where ladies can select from 25,000 choice patterns PATTERN. stamped! “Having stayed {08 db. stamped. aving stamp ‘or 80,0 ladies is proof thathe knows his business. Ladies ‘ho do not want their goods spoiled, but stam be tt oy should be. Go to the only person in the city who does good work. FLUTING! FLUTING! FLUTING! Th maching in ‘town now in operation. winting done ae goad a6 in new York or elsewhere, my 9-tf €27351 F street, opposite Patent Office, S. © °GREGL ESA? s bearers 1 8TRAW GOODS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACES, AND MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY, 71 North Second st., Philadelphia, 293 Penna, syenue, south side, near ith street, ashington BF Goods solé at Philadelphia and New York rices. Posit: i bins ae ively no retailing €. W. THORN, FOR RENT AND SALE Fe RENT—An UNFURNISHED ROOM, suit- able for any kind of anofice Apply on La. avenue, No, 26, between 434 and éth ats, _Tay 19-3t* *OR aa Doring the summer, a FURNISHE * HOUSER, delightfully located; No. 143 Wasn ington street. Georgetown, contai: Refer nces required, Fo SALE—Furniture and Gred Will of s ROARDING-HOURE. containing 1° rooms ani a number of boarders. Ioqnire second door fron Os vest on P street south, near Arse '¥ 19-2w ror RENT—A FURNIGHED PARLOR and BED RCOM, connecting, on the first floor, for the fummer months. Also, a good OELLAR, for stor - ml purposes. References required in the city, and paymentin advance. Apply at 308 G strvet, between 12th and i3th, E it Ger, CHANCE FOR AN USTRIONUS BUSI- ¥ NESS MAN. WITH SOME CAPITAL —For fale—A respectable and profitable BUSINES3. in rMnping order, thriving and large profits. Rea- i ness. Inquire at GEORGE ‘2th A my 19-8t" , VERY CH EAP + On 2lst street west, ni G, opposite Government mess be let singly. my (8-3t” “OR RENT—One bandsome SUIFE OF ROOMS, one large chamber and one small one; all fine- ly furnished. Bath-room in the ballding. and wood boarding near. 404 I street, near i2th. my 18-3t* Qix ROOMS TO RENT—One suitable for a Danc- \” ing Academy; No. 131 Bridge street Aliso. a STABLE on High etreet, containing twenty stalls, Apply to J LANG, 131 Bridge street, George- town, my 18-3t' URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—No. 84 Penn. . evenue, (Six Buildings.) Rent $100 per month. Will not be rented asa boarding-houre. Apply to ©. INGLE, No. 3 Law Building, 5th street. oppo- my 18- Fite City Hall. n OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, con Hack kitchen, situated taining six rooms apd On 2d street, betweec Biass. avenue and K street. Apply on K street, between lath and 35th. “my iszts |" " JAMES READY. ‘OR SALE CHEAP —The Good-will, Stock and Fixtures of the MONUMENTAL HOUSE the Baltimore Depot. Inquire at M. KELL Provision and Liquor Store, corner of 13% and D streets: my 18-lw* Fo RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE. one square from State Depercment; lgrooms; all modera conveniences. Will be rented for four mo-ths at low rata to satisfactory tenant Apply at Phil- adelpbis Inquirer Office, 466 1fth street, oppo- site Nerd’s. my 18-2t" TS KENT—The half of the new one-stor: HOUSE, on Chestnut street, between P an Q, four decors from lth strees, but a step from. the care. Has two rooms, separate yard and wood bouse. Terms $10 per month, Apply en the prem- ises, my 18-2t* Eo SALE—A SMALL F of 55 acres, in Me y County, 12miles from Georgetown, h Location healthy Sixacresin fineeul in pine and onk timber In res, L can sell sixty wergsad ie. WM. KILGOUR, Frustee and Attorney, 317 7th at. VALUABLE FARM IN MONTGOMERY county, Md., for sale. near the 7th street road. It contains 10 acres of land. 25 of which are in wood, and the batance ina high state of cultivation, and well watered. The improvements consist of two smail frame dwelling houres and some out-houses; large orcha:ds—1,40 peach trees recently planted out. Tt is opposite Silver Spring, and adjoins the farms of Messrs. Riggs and Bonifant. F.M 3. gent for the sale of Ma d lands, A and within 6 miles of Washington. my 15-Iw* 7th Ktroot INQ ICELY FURNISHED KOOMS anf first-elays 1% board, at 301 G street, between lsth aad ith, One sviteon first floor. my 17-1w* iy RE patly furnished and unfurnished ROOMS, at No. 422 13th street, one doo a cerner of G.* my JOURAISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—No 1 Frank lin Place, f street, between 1th and 14 h, with board, my 17-3t* SALFE—A RESTAURANT AND BEER SALOON, an old stand; ur rent; lease urtil May. 1958. For parti E. H., Star Office, a° RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUS 6 y near the corner of M, containing ight rooms. ‘For further particulars inquire at h streot, near E. my 17-3t" GOR RENT To respon es, a FUR- * NISHED HOUSE. being filled with boarders; pleassutly sitnuted For particulars addross Box G* Post Office, stating when an interview can >¢ had. my - JMELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR EA RENT. in one of the most desirable locations in the city; only two squares from the Depart- ments, ina private famiiy, Apply at 276 H street, pear 15th. my 17-3t* *OK RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE in George- town, D.C., containing 8 rooms: pleasantl located. Has ens and water, Apply to F. W. JONES, Attorney at Law, Sth street, between D and E. my 17-3t* ;OR RENT—A STORE on Penn. avenue, (suit- able for most any business,) between Wth and ith streets, Possession given immediately. Ap- ply at W. WITTHAFT’S wagon shop, between 3d and 4th sts., Capitol Hill. my 17-3t* KR RENT—Fine SUITE3 OF ROOMS, just va- ented; to be had on immediate applic«tion; No. 424 loth street, between New York avenue and H street, Also,a back OFFICE ROO. my 17-e03t* RARE CHANCE —FOR SAL RANT AND BAR-ROOM, w Fixtures. Splendid situatio -E—A RESTAU- h Furniture and aud doing a good business. Reason for selling, dissolving pattner- ship. Apply WHITE & CO.. corner F and I3th streets. my 17-3teo* Fo, SALE.—The Good-will of a BLACKSMITH SHOP, Stock and Tools, &c. The reason of selling is the Fatt is going in other business, Also, a BAGATELLE TA . Inquire at WM. CHASE'S Provision Store, corner 20th street and Penn ayenue. my 17-3t* | SALE—The Good-will, Stock of Store, back room and fine cellar, No. 59 Bridge street, Georgetown. Also, for rent, to gentlemen, serv- eval FURNIBHED ROOMS, in a pleasant locality, at moderate terms. On line of street cars, In- quire as above. my 17 3t* Ba AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, for married or single persons, tran- sient or permanent. House large and airy; loca- tion pleasant; near Penn. avenue, Terms mod- erate. Apply 8. W. corner 2ist and H sts, my 17-3t* Fok LEASE—CORNER LOT, fronting on Penn. avenue—5,00) feet of ground—ten years. 12.50) feet, srner 3d'and @ streets, five years. LOT, 21x 2, NISHED M street, between 3d and 4th, ten years, FUR- HOUSE for rent. ITOHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, my 17-30" 8. E. cor. Pa. av. and léth st. OR SALE—A beautifully, located BRICK HOUSE, 18x32, eight rooms and passage; lot 27x) to aa alley, Immediate possession—only 33.000, - FIVE ACRES OF LAND WITH DWELLING, and good orchard, near the city, for $850 MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, 8. Pa. av. and i5th st. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED PAR- TO LET, with or without board, in a i location; but two squares from Penn. and most desirable for fresh wir through the warm summer months. Apply at corner 6th street east and South Carolina avenue, PapitoL i my 17-3t* ous n eee ROOMS FOR RENT, without board. Boarding house opposite, where meals are served. Apply at No. 320 New York avenue, between 9th and Wth sts. my 16-iw* ORRENT—Part of SQUARE 511, between O and P streets, fronting on Sth st, Possession given iminediately. For further particulars inquire at No. 437 7th st. my 16 lw* Fo SALE—With immediate possession, a PROPERTY fronting 6 feet on street. by 110 deep. Improvements, s large double-wing cottage, 10 rooms; three small buildings in the rear; good fencing, garden, fruit trees, &c.; for $6,000. ‘“OITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, my 16-Im* _southeast'cor. Pa, ay. and 15th st. _ FOR, BENTH neatly, FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for one or two young gentlemen, on 23d strect, 4 doors south of I. my 14-1w* OR_SALE—A two-story and attic FRAME HOUSE. situated on 13th street, Island. In- quire at 575 opposite. my L4-lw* \Olt BENT—A delightful RESIDENCE, with Furniture, on Georgetown Heights, on the uare between Green and Montgomery streets, above Stoddard st. Possession given on the 10th ee June next, For terms, &c., apply on the Gane BOR. my 6_ ROR SALE—S.000 acres of rich FARMING T.ANDS in Towa, (Hardin, Story, Wright, and Franklin counties;) 01 o tracts from 40 tv 640 acres. from the Government, Will in or near Washington. FOR SALE —Two and a half years’ lease ef a store property on Penn, avenue, now renting for 200 per month, will be sold, with Confectionery tock, Soda Fountain, and Fixtures comple 5 $13,000 for a property Laedeiatty toe feet on Penn, ayerue; a three-story brick on ling, having two eRe and eight large rooms additional, now rent- 4,000 acres Minnescta; Located 19".6, Pateats exchang’ for property ng for sie er year. 1 CHELL & 80N, Real Estate Brokers, ap pork! Bouth eor. Pa, av. and 15th st, WILL BUY THE LEASE of « lar commodious HOUSE, with store and ‘Address Mr, LEASE, Star Office, $1,000 « ap 21-1m™ T—With or without Board, an excel- ARLOR and several! well furnished BED- 450 izth street, within five minutes it) Rooms, at a walk of the Kirkwood Bowne args and the Patent Office, Post Office and »., The location i eae ton No ehildre™ in th o T I @ E. MPO} ‘ALERS IN TOB. - L BIANT 25.25 ere (5 ‘4000, OL Hayvingj ust returned from Europe, and desiring to make room for a new building, beri sell off my entire stock of Qisare: Tobacco, Pipes and Fancy Goods at reduced prices, \ ly stock consists of old Oigars, fine genuine Virginia Smoking and Chi mings Tobsose c., &0, 1, 10H CKER, my li-lw* Bo. 234 Ps. av.. near teth xt, ‘OR SA LE—Several gantiy Sui F French COLPEES. Also, a number Pf BRETTS oF OPEN BAROUGHES for jour persens he These Oarr! finished in the roost superb manner, asriseee Tutt chiner for pyivate use or for public conveyances. iGER & HUNTER. : treets, toy 9 GHReT of Howat st F ranklig streets TREASURE! Showing the amount to hts credit, WEEKLY STATEMENT, MAY 2, 1364. Gt the dates of the several last returns, as specified balow, im the Treasury, and with the severai Assistant Treasurers and designated d-positori#s; and the amounts Sor which drafts have been tsswed prier to the date ard the balances remaining at the same date subject to draft; and also the amounts of trans Secretary of the Treasury, bul mot yet reported aiso the amounts to his credit now unanariadle, being the amounts deoos and from depositerses, ordered “by the credited; ar of this statement. but not yet reported as pard, fersta paid or id in the Mint and branches, and the amounts withhold by Assistant Treasurers and Depositaries in States Now under insurrectionary control Date of last re- to In what place, 3° Creasary United States, Wa: Su Assistant Treasurer, Boston, 31 Assistant Treasurer, New. Yor! S {Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia ee 6 Assistant Treasurer, St. Louis, Mi GAseistant Treasurer, San F: Assistant Treasure: i Assistant Treasurer, Denver City | Licpositary at Baltimore, Maryland }4{ Deporitary at Buffalo, New York Depositary at Cincinnati, Ohio... j Depositary at Louisville, Kentuoky - Depositary at {Depositary at Chi 3il Depositary at Detroit, M April fa te gocacoce i « March 31| Depositary at Falis of & April S)Pepontary at aha Ci Feb'y 20 itary at March B Depositary at Or April @Hrpositar, at B a Bi eporitary at st, oe oe ipneeo' ‘ugac’ts'U. 3. ary P list Aptil goNational Banks," dor do. Leas overpaid___... Amounts overpaid Troasury United States, Washington ... Amounta overpaid Asai-tant Treagurer, Philadelphia, Penn: Amounts overpaid Assistant Treasurer, St. Loins Missourl. entucky.... Amounts overpaid Depositary at Chicago, Illinois... Amounts overpaid Depositary at Louisvilie Overpaid............... Amounts overdrawn Treasury of the United States, Washington _.. ... Amounts overdrawn Assistant Treasurer. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Amouvts overdrawn Assistant Treasnrer, &t. Loufs, i. Amounts overdrawn Assistant Treanorer. New Orleans... 2+. Amounts overdrawn Depositary at Cincinnat:, Ohio... Amounts overdrawn Degositary at Louisville, Kentucky. Awcunts overdrawn Depository at Chicago, Iinois..... Amounts Overdrawn Suspended Accounts U, 8. Ovordrawn.......+- 22. +: Transfers ordered frem Assistant Treasurer, Boston, Massachusetts..... ‘Transfers ordered from Assistant Treasurer, New York. Yew York... istant Treasuror. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania... tary at buffalo, New York... .. Transfers ordered from Depositary at Cincinaati, Ohic.....2. 2. Transfera ordered frum Assi Transfers ordered from Depo: Tranefers ordered to Treasury of the United States, Washington... ..-+-ee-eee eee Transfers ordered to Asristant Treasurer, New York. Transfers ordered to Assistant Treasurer St. Louis. Transfers ordered to Assistant Treasurer San Francisco, California Bullion Pu gear Ofhee of the Uniteu Stites, Now Pork Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, Pa. Mint of the United Stat Branch Mint of the San Franocisoo, C: nafers to ransfers fr Difference ~ Pittsburg.’ Pennsylvania. -.-.| 0, Tinie... .. 1-2... ted Btates, Denver City... | Amount on Total am'nt; t bn pe deporit in, on depos) die-butnot sonicct to et report. coin. ite, | siiroeers | draft. 7.627 45... 5.858214 (3) 6. 201,928 00; 19,581 £85 38 7,76 45 19,573,379 93 52,236,693 33 12,056,152 53) 44,285,878 ot Missouri. - Dopositari $17,900 @0 RE ee a ae 21095 ov saonr) cine eee tee 50” eases e ete ene 1,059,000 99 1.216.000 00 5 = a B2.bIs in) B22 513 rine 4464 485.400) Oo 425,01 08 + 3,100 00 310 1 $1.105.267 16 276 UNAVAILABLE. In States now under Insurrectionaru Control. Branch want ol the Uiited stales, cuarwil., a. 0 mint of the United States, Dahlonega, Ga. United Siates, New Orleans, L: 7, New Orleans, Louisiana rr (ha ses'on South Caro! nond, Virginia . Virginia. Depositary at Wilmington, North Depositary at Savannah, Ges Depositary at Mot Depositary at Nas Depc ary at G Depositary at Little Rock, Arkansas. Desositary at Tallahassee, Florida AR? an Depositary at R Depositary at No Amount of coin. Tot RECAPITULATIO To amount on hand, Add difference in trans: Too Add anding drafte. Balance To amount subject to draft, Add difference in traasiers...... Deduct amount overdrawn To credit Treasurer U, . Total UNAVAIUADIC os os os 5 ones reees sence © i Available balance Drafis April 26,30 Receipts do do... DeCr@ ase nee a an ae ee ene cece tees Balance, per last statement CTE ASE oie ey no e's To credit Treasurer United States I certify the above to be a true sta temen = TREASUEY DEPARTMFNT. May * 54,059,510 58] 12,645,705 Or 43, senees 54,859.50 58 seseee 55,000 00 S415 56 12,645,708 OF 17,609,875 14 89 833 (8 33. 21,785,383 16 it. TA NDISM BAKRY, Assistant Treasurer of the United States, RAS. it “AUCTION SALES. oe EE For other Auction Sales see first page. THIS AFTERNUON AND TO-MORROW BY J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TWO FRAME HOUSE3 AND LOTS ON POUR- and a half street, between M: south C street, BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on Sey- enth Ftreet east, near the Navy Yard, Handsome BRICK DWEULING- HOUSE and VACANT LOT at the corner cf Bleventh street eastand Penn- tylvania avenue. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 19, at 436 o’clock. on the premises, commencing with the first-named and folloring in the order hereinafter named, by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Gourt of the Dirtrict of Columbia, sitting in Chancery, passed on. the 9th day of April, 18 & cause, wherein Geo, W. Miller is complainant and Ellen Miller et al., are defendants, No. 145, we shall sell sub-divisions G. H, and O.in hquare No 492. front- ing € feeton Pour-and-a-half street, west side, between Maryland avenue and sou'h © street, aad running back 140 feet, improved with two frame dwelling- houses, te be rol4 separstely. IMMEDIATELY aFteR, Part of Equare No.97 beginning at the end of 61 feet 8 inches from the northeast corner of ao alley fronting sn L str-et, running th: nce south 23 fect 2inrhea«n said alley, thense west 50 feet to the ecuth jine of al t lea-ed to Wm. O’Brien, thence north 23 feet 2 inches, thence east 5) feet to the beginning, Also, rart of ssid Square begin ing 61 feet 8 inches from the northwest sorner and | fronting on Seventh street enyt 23 feet 2 inches, thence east 75 feet, thence north 23 feet 2 Inches, thence west 75 feet to the beginning, togather with the improvements conisting of a two-story brick dwelling-houre fronting on Beventa gtreet east, | near L street south 2 IMMBDIATRLY AFTER, Lots No. 2,8,4,5 and 6, in Square ‘No. 994, front- ing respectively on Pennsylvania avenue. Kleveotn street east and south G efreet Lot No 6 is im- proved with s handsome brick dwelling-honie, with back buildings, stable, carriage-house*,&c., being ‘he residence of the late Charles Miller, Terme: One-third in cash; tbe remainder in three equ:l instalment+ at six, twelve, and eighieen mouths, with interest. for whic» the purchaser shall give notes secured to the satisfaction of the Trustees, The purchaser to baye the option of paying allip cash. onve yances and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five dayr thereafter the Trustees reserve the right to re-sell at the risk aud cost of the def-nlting pur- chaser, on one week’s notice iu the Nationai Intel- ligencer, ini GEO. A. BOHRER, A PHOS BRADLY, ap,2l-eod&ds J.C. MOGUIRE & 0')., Aucts. B* BOTELER & WILLSON, Auctioneers. SMALL FRAME BUILDING AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May I9th. at 632 o'clock. we shall sel}, on the premises, at the 7or- ner of Vermont avenue and I street. one sual! Frame Building. formerly used by Dickson and King, a8 a Wood Office DY IS ROTELER & WILLSON, Aucts._ laryland avenue and © TAND to Joy- | Silver Plated Wares, Castors, Oake Bea { 5b LBW if & CO., Auctioneers 427 7th st., between @ and H ate, B* wm. | SALE OF THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A WaTCUMAKER x roe AWD JEWELER DECLINING atthe On FRIDAY May 20th, at 100’ Btore 427 7th street, Including ootiek oe tote Filver and Plated Watches, ine Gold and Gold Plated Jewelry. Gold and silver Pencil Cases, fine Table. and Desert Spoons, Knives Bells, Caps, Ga 1 Bells, &o. rit aor r Piated Show Cases. Regolator, Looking Glass, Fix- tures. Tools, &c .&c. The whole to be sold with- out reserve, in lots to suit deslers and others, 17-38 LE my. Foteee Abe & Co., Aucts, ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, SMALL LOT OF HOUSEPOLD FURNIT PUBLIC AUO1ION, URES On FRIDAY, May 2th. c mmeucing at 10 0’clock, We shail sell at No. 2N4 sth street. petwoon Mand N_ssmali lot of Household Effects, consisting of— Bair Gluth Chairs, Sofas. and Rockera, Marble-top Table, znd Bureaus, Cane Beat Obnirs. and Rockers, incloses asbstand. Marble Ornaments, Fedsteads Bureaus, Looking glass, Mattress. Feather Pillows, atc, Lining Table. co Crockery and Glassware, Window Shades, fewing Mac’ ine, Pictures, &c., Parlor Cooking Stove Cov-king Stove. and Kitchen requisites, Carpets, Metting, etc. Terms cash, a J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. B* WM. B, LEWIS & CO.. Aucti ‘neers. 427 7th st., between G and H sts, Sale every Evening this week of Stationery, Pho- tegraph Albums. Bibles, Books, Table and Booket Cutlery Fancy Soaps, and a variety of useful Fancy goods. my 17-3t WM. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts, {Chron .] Y J.C. McQUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUARLE REAL ESTATE ON E STREBT, REAR THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Ar PUBLIC AUCTION. : On TDESDAY, May 8i*t, at 6 o'clock, p. m.. on the premises, we tha'l se !, ailtnat vacant Lot site vated on the borth side of E street north, being the eatter y partof)otNo 2, in Square 496, = between the line of the face of th earterly wal! o! aeitick house. (OF many years vooupiad by Wes. Linton, Esq., and the we: terly line of Lot No. |, in said Sqoare being 26 feet Sinche: more or jess, in width. snd rutning back &7 feet 6 inches to a ten feet alley way. A part of a brick stable at the rear passer with the land. Tie reighborhood of this property to the Patent and Post Office Departments makes it a desirable location for a private residence or for office purpo- a8 is Terms: Allcash or one third cash; balance in six and pine wooths, with interest, and eseured on the prepe) ty ite unquostiopabie. Cost: f conveyance, including revenne stamps, to be paid by the purchaser. my.19-eokds J ©, MoGUIRE & OO., Ancts iting Table, Y J. ©, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ; ON NORTH K AT., BETWEEN 2 Fit Tet BEREET EAST AND DELAWARE AVE- UE. E ¥ AFTERNOON, May 19, at 6 o’ol®. Pate we shall sell, Lot No 5.in Square No. 715, fronting 60 feet on north K street. between First street exst and ware avenue, and ruuning back 100 feet < jird in cash, the remainder in three Terms: Og tote narset eooured by @ deed of trust on the premises, and a'x months, with in t of tl Tr. Conse yancee at Hes aco UimEe CU. Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, GROCERIES AT AUCTION, the 2th instaut, we shall sell, at 10 1 the Grocery Store, No 242, 1th t north, 3 good assortment <f Bagary Teas. Ooflees, Wice, Srrap, Spice , Flour Sterch, Whi-kier, Wines, and varius assortment of goods kept in a retail Grocery. yy 17-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY ITO EE A ee. Aucte. B® oO. B. L. CROWN & 00., Auctioneers, 60,000 BRICKS AT AUOTION. We wiiaell, on ¥Ri ORY. itey 2 As og lock. Be me # Ve Seventh s reat fy o's chs rs from corner of May avenue, Bale wit out reserve my 15-3" 0. R. L, OROWD & CO., Auots, Y WM, L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, GAFAT SALE OF CARRIAGEs AND HARNESS On THURSDAY MORNING, May %, commenci: at 10 o’clock, we will sell, at the arringe Beposk. tory of Th y No. 409 Penns: ivania near 43; street, south side, large and extensive . em braci stock of first-class Carringey, ae erciagas aed Han en i} _ SSaaae oe two Horves, art very fine, 20 Tep ard No To aod Trotting W Boverel fie Bretts, tons, and Physician's aerOr 8, Dee yeral ch P ‘elses Double and Single Harness, Sil- sO et and Japan MOUDLIEG, part of which is very fine. ith other Oarriages not ennmerated. “ ean = on Ed ver 1 ‘tment of Carriages Siivetion in tbincity,and isd of om ; tiring from bus 3 Sa went the attention of to Bieta ae oe best stands in the for ast ‘af bs . myisSsCWM. L, WALL & O0., Auicta, Enquire on the prew: Terms IGEST OF THE L4aW8 OF: THE DISTRIOP : : Th . Depeormbia Br Sera Barton