Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. . 3 AMUSEMENTS TG-NIGHT. Forp’s THEATER —Miss Mary Mitchell will to-night repeat her celebrated impersonation of “Ospitola,” in the play of the «Hidden Hand,” dramatized from Mrs. Southworth’s celebrated novel of that name. This performance will close Miss Mitchell's engagement, which has bees Sadho oe Ge Mr. Ford an- y new attractions and promi ays rae for next week. ie met BOVER'’s TugaTer.—Miss Mary Provost ap determined to make her parting night at Grover's one to be remembered, and there. fore it is announced that she will a pear as “ Jessie Brown” and as « Bob Brierly”—two characters which she has heretofore performed = success, and to the delight of her audi. CANTEREURY.—The splendid bill which has been served up so admirably at this hall each night this week will be pertormed to-night also. ee John F. Poole’s drama, “ Cudjo’s »” and numerons songs Sthi- Sou rae ong®, dances and Ethi- Murroroniray HALL.—Ballets, negro bur- lesqnes, 2 peepee comic and rcenthmewielt singing, &c., of anexceilent &nudamusing char- acter, are nightly performed here, Miss Nel- eke ie ene pe delighted many at other ¥ er fine singing, i je cipal attractions here.” ON* OF the pria THE Fair anv FgstTivat of the ladies of Foundry Church will close to-night, and thus 4 last opportunity of Siding a good cause and PASSINE AR agreeable evening is offered. ——_—— MEETING IN THE SIsTH WaRp.—Pursuant to call & meeting of those in faver of the elec- tion of Mr. John H. Semmes for Mayor was held at the Anacostia engine house last night, The meeting was called to order b: Mr. Jas. Olements, who, in doing so, stated that he had called the meeting by advertis@ment in the Chronicle and Star, for the “loyal voters in fayorof John H. Semmes for Mayor.” He, how- ever, had no particular choice as to the ward ticket, except that he wanted men on it who would represent their constituents, and look to interest of the ward and city. Some might think him egotistical for patting the notice in the paperz, aud all he could say in answer was | thathe thought that it was to his interest to | calla meeting of the friends of a gentleman who is an ornament to the city. Mr. Clements proceeded to defend Mr. Semmes from the charge ke said had been made against him of voting against the workingman’s interest in the Board of Aldermen: and in conclusion re- commended thut ihe meeting should proceed to an organization by selecting presiding officars. r. W. A. Marks was called to the chair, Josep: Arnold chosen secretary. Mr. Clements, to test the sense of the meet- ing, Moved that they proceed to nominate a Ward tic Mr. Ha: table. Mr. Ed. Webster moved an amendment ap- pointing a committee of five to report two sets resolutions and nominate candidates for lerman and Council =. Harrison’s motion was lost and the mo- | tion of Mr. Clements a3 ameuded by Webster | was adopted, and Messrs. Clements Wilson, | Grimes, Holroyd and Jones were appointed | he committee, who retired for cousuttation. | After 4 shert absence the committee returned | nd raported that they had been unable to | agree UPON any one candidate for Alderman— two of the committee being in f | ©. Clarke, two fer Donald McCathran and one | for John H. Peake—and they therefore re- | ctemended that the meeting yote for those | i a#0n Moved to lay the motion onthe | rike out th ame of | were appointed t. if Tan, 26; J, Ne Wm. Talbert 1 i There being no choice the two lowest were | dropped and the second baliot resul hn H. Peake for Aldrrm. tes and Mr. M * committee also rec ' lowing for Coun D. McUsathran, Henry E. } Marks, Geo. R. Rutt and Wm. Talbert. [it | tood in the committee in the case Peake and McOathran, that the one failing to receive the nomination for Alderman | should be proposed for Council} | John E Herrell was also nominated The first ballot was taken and resulied as } follows, ‘(the tnree highest to be deciared the omin: ks, 21: Wm. Talbert, 21, D. MeCathran, !2; John E. Herreil, i2; Geo. R. Ro®, 4; John Costigan, ? Messrs. Marks and Talbert were declared nominated: and there being a tie between Messrs. Herreil and McCathran, a second oal- lot was had. resulting in the choice of Mr. Her- rell, who received 17 votes, Mr. McUathran receiving 9. Mr. Glements moved that the meetingexpress its preference tor John H. Semmes for Mayor. r. Webster, moved to appoint a committee report two resolutions—one for each of the candidates for Mayor—in order to test the ques- uon. Mr. Arnold moved to lay Mr. Webster's mo- tion on the table; carried. Mr. CO. White moved a: 4 substitute for Mr. Clements’ motion that the meeting express no preference for a candidate for Mayor, bat let every mah be untrammelied; lost. Mr. Clements’ motion w adopted, and the meeting adjourned. A portion ef the ticket selected, it will be seen, is onthe Wallachticket. A genera} meet- ing of the citizens of the ward has been called tor next week to nominate ward candidates. ge Max F: yAL.—The girls of the school con- nected with St. Aloysius Church had a festival yesterday,in honor of the birth-day of the patron ot Father Wiget, S. J., who is the founder and direcior of the school. They met at the school- house in the morniag, where « beautiful May altar had been erected, and from thence went in procession to the church, where mass was celebrated. The girls were all clad in white, and wore white flowing veils and crowns. They made a really fine. appearance. After mass they repaired again to the school-rooms, where Father Wiget was made the recipient of some very tasteful and valuable presents; after which the children, with their parents and friends, partook of a tempting and bouatifal yepast prepared for the occasion. After some -houre spent in singing and recreation they repaired to their homes, with ;countenances clearly indicative of the happy scenes in which they had just participated. The arrangements of the festival were under the sap=rvision of Sister Lucy, under whose care the school has reached a point of excellence rarely equalled. i REARS Tue GROWTH oF THE C1TY.—The following table, prepared by Mr. Brooke, Clerk of the Board ct Assessors, is of interest: Wasuinoton, D. C., May 20, 1961. Hon. Richard Wallach, Moyor: Sin: I bave the honor to eubmit accompany- ing statement showing the relative assessed value of improvements in the different wards of the city, taken from the general assessments of 1859 and 1864. i 1 am, very respectfully. your obedient ser- vant, Zac. BROOKE, Clerk Board of Assessors. 1859, Increase. Firat ward..... $1,465,951 120,150 Second ward 2,308,750 Third ward.... 2,003,963 fourth ward 3,946,025 Fifth ward. 1,200,020 Sixth ward 416,765 Seventh ward. 994,450 Total. $12. Increase above 23 per cen! RGR SE A Fiest-Ciass Prece or WORK.—No little admiration is being given to a superb double team and business wagor, just put in use by Mr. J.P. Bartholow, the extensive dealer in agricultural implements, hardware, &c., and who isa whole ‘eam himself in the business way, aseverybody in this community is aware. ‘The horses are beauties, the harness worthy of such animals; and the carriage (built for Mr. Bartholow by Messrs. Macdonald & McDade, 504 6th street) ie, we think, one of the very best pieces of workmanship of the kind, in all par- ticulars—model, wood-work, iron-work and painting—we have ever seen. In beauty and finish itis not surpassed by the workmanship of the best establishments of the Country else- where, and in strength and faithfulness of exe- ention, throughout, it is infinitely superior to the average of northern carriage work. Itisa credit to the city and its mechanics. aeenlGinp——ean- Kipwett & HENDERSON.—We call special attention to the advertisement of Meszrs. Kid- well & Henderson, 367 D street, near 9:h. They are young men enjoying 4n enviable reputation for energy, attention to business and thorough reliability, and we are glad to see that they are prospering a®@ they deserve. They have an excellent stock of goods in their line of business, upbolstery, paper hanging, &c.,) which they $orniah on terms that cannot fail to be satisfac- tory to purchasers, and any work ee wo their bands will be executed promptl in first-class style. We heartily end them to the good will of the public. pasbAyes:- Sreeeaaee Oxy Prag Tree Intcmisared.—Last night Till Light and Mary Stevens, of the Light Brigade, whose heedquarters are in Pear Tree alley, gotinto a row with Emma Johnson, and whipped her. They were arrested by officers Weeden and Whitemore, and taken to the sta- tion houge, oo a, wa week ae out- rageovs manner, but t morning they were conlaa down by Justice Boswell, who fined Mary Stevens $¢, and Till Light #3. Sie IE Prreows wishing to buy Real Estate should visit Hall & Eaton's Real Estate agency before purchasing. | T. W. Colclazer at Leofiler'’s, New OCzNTER Magker.—The were:—For prices this morning uncut. 22] 8, Blicad . 29}0n) ions... breasts ...... 18020] Large rock, each $3a8 shoulder ~-...12a15|Small teek, pr bel. 50 2|Halibat,Ib\e-e..2) 33 Eces, prdoz Butter: pri New apples, rie Peaches, qt. 26!Shad, per pair. 40a45| Pike, per bunch... Herring, per doz. Perch, per bunch : Ja25| Lobster, per Ib Potatoes, Irish, Pa 50| Catfish, ‘punch Cucumbers, per do 5 ushel. Hominy, perat.. 10/C: Turkeys, each. 23a5 Dried cherries, qt .. 25 Strawberriesy. ..... 1 horts. Corn, shelled. . $i | Corn, in ear, bbl... Oats....... = Geene, each....... Sial Rhubarb, per buncg Asparagus. Green peas. Spinnach . TEES CARRENO announces her third con- cert this (Saturday) evening, at Odd Fellows’ Hall.. The programme is of the choicest and most varied nature. Miss Carreno will per- form and render with truthful interpretation, taste and power, the works of Ravina, Thal- berg, Liszt, and Gottschalk. New ballets, duos and trios of the most pleasing character will be rendered by her popular vocalists. The sacred concert for to-morrow (Sanday) evening, also promises to be one of great in- terest. The selections made are of the most suitable and desirable character, in which all the artists will | papel en Last evening the honors of Secretary Chase's house were extended to Miss Carreno and her gecompanying artists by Mrs. Sprague. A large number ot Ministers, Ambassadors, Sen- ators and Representatives, with their families, together with a large circle of our most dis- tinguished citizens were present. Busia tk cast STEALING A Wartou.—Thursday, Professor Lowe, the veronant, was robbed of a watch, by a@ newsboy named William Simpson alias Smith. Professor Lowe notified officer Pendel, who arrested Simpson last night. Simpson had pledged the watch toa lad named William Roach for the loaa of three dollars. Officer Pendel found Roach, who gave up the watzh, and told how he came into possession of it. Justice Giberson sent Simpson to jail for court, and diemissed Roach. ———— APPOINTMENTS OF POLICEMEN.—-The fol- lowing appointments were made by the Board of Police Thursday evening: Joseph Harbor, } for the Sixth Ward, vice Chas. McBee: Wm. P. Smith, for duty at Metropolitan Hall; and York ‘avenne. The resignations of Bernard Brad- Jey, of the Third Ward, and Jehn H. Meade, of the Sixth Ward, were accepted. THe € Judging by the n of preparation, the pic-nic of St. Dominick’s Church Sunday School, to take place at the Park, 7th street, on Monday next, will surpass anything of the kind that has taken place in this vicinity for many years, both in numbers andin interest. Weadvise all who can possibly get away from the city for a few hovr’s enjoyment to ayail themselves of this opportunity. ee ears ANSTAL Parape. — ¥ erday afternoon Eagle Tent, I. O. of Rechabites, made their an- nual parade throngh the city accompanied by | & furé band of music —_——--+= -___- SPECIAL NOTICES.: —— Corns, B . Bap Naris. &e né wis mediate relief from these should ¢: at R. s, No. 4 Pennsylvania avenue, tyeen 44 and 6th streets Corgate’s oer Soar. rated Tuilet Soap, in such eniversal d.is made from the choicest materials, is and emollient in its nature. fragrantly scert- od extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. Forsale by all Druggistaand Fancy Goods Dealers. = ja25-eoly E. J. Witkins, Esq., has been appointed Agent of the Great Pennsylvania route, vice E.0. Nor- ton. to take effect on the 28th of March. Mr. Wil- kins has bee connected with the Office, at the corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, during the past two years, and is thoroughly con- versant with the business of the route im all its departments. All applications for information, tickets, &c., must be addressed to E. J. Wilkins. Agent Great Pennsylvania Route, Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue. Ep. 8. Youna, General Passenger Agent, 2 Great Pennsylvania Route. DISEASES OF THE Nervous, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL SYSTEMS—new andreliable treatment— in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. aps Address D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa. mh 29-3m BrOWN’S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, These Lozenges are prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Affec- tions, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and Irritation or Soreness of the Fhroat. Public § s and Vocalists Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs, having @ peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech. mh 29-d&wtf MARRIED, On the 16th inst.. in the city of New York, at the residence of the officiating clergyman, by Rev. Dr. Anderson, JOHN SKIRVING. Esq., of German- town, Pa.. and Miss MARKY L. LAMBEER, of Rox- bury, Mass. { Intel. copy.] <2 DIED Mr. THOMAS MITCHELL, in mot bong 20th es the 54th year 0} 3 i A His funeral will take place from his late resi- dence, No. 325 434 street, between L and M sts. Island, on Sunday, at 2 o'clock. The friends © the family are respectfulty requested to attend, without further notice. ¥ On the morning of the 2st inst.. after a painful illnegs. Mr. HUGH F. PRICHARD. in the 46th year of his age. | His funeral will take place to-morrow, the 22d inst.. at 3 o'clock, from his Jate residence, 746 _between L and M sts, south, Va.. papers please Gopy.} = In Alexandria, Va., on the 2ist instant, MARY COLEMAN, in the 56th year of her age; a native ofthe county Louth, Ireland. : Her remains will be taken to Washington on the one o'clock boat, from thence to Mount Olivet Cemetery. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral at the steamboat wharf. * {Baltimore and New York papers please copy.] OviTtary.—Official intelligence- has been re ce . through the Surgeon General’s Office, er date of 2th May, 1854, of the decease of As- ant Surgeon JOHN T. REILY.U.8. A.. aged 2 . at Helena, Arkansas, “after afew hours’ illness It is but just to the memory of this dist young officer, a grandson of Major William Reiley. of the Army of the Revolution, whose virtues and sm he fully inherited. to state that he was , talented and noble; that he was enthusias- tie the cause of the Union. Appalled by no danger on the field of battle. he discharged his duties. under every exposure, faithfully to his country and to the army. He was present in all of the seven days’ battles before Richmond, and complimented by General Hancock, in general orders, at Williamsburg, in volunteering to convey an order in the heatof the engagement: he was also at Antietam, South Mountain, Fredericksburg, &c.,in all of which he was attacbed to the regular artillery commanded hy the brave and distinguished Captain (now jeneral) Ayres. i Ga iectionate and warm in his attachments to hix family (a widowed mother and sister) and faithful in all bis friendships with his brother officers, his memory will long be cherished and his virtues re- membered J.u_LR EE EE SS C= CHAISES, &C. Just received a very large and splendid assort- ment of . CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES ages “CABS, &c., ich w: i ff at remarkably low pricés. which we are running of atte a tered a my 20-2w 369 7th st., bet. Tand K. { Alex. Gazette and Journal.) pre SODA WATER, WITH FRUIT AND CREAM SIRUPS, Drawn from * MARBLE FOUNTAINS, At WM. A, GRAY’S, Northeast corner Maszachusetts ay. and 4th street. ! CARPETS! C= OIL CLOTHS! = MATTINGS! ie MATTINGS! BONTZ & GRIFFITH'S, 3.69 SEVENTH 8TREBT, Between I anp K Streets. a2 SIGN OF THE BIGH AWNING. eg +_my 20-6¢ ISLAND DRY GOODS STORE. v7. wirnERs.} {8. F. RYNEX, WITHERS & RYNEX, © - Dealers in FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, 599 Sevente Sree, One Door South of Maryiand Avenue, Island, Next to 0. Boswell’s Drug Store, my léeozw* ____ Washington, D. C._ “HE MERCHANT'S AND BANKER’S ALMA mith Homans: $1.25, Pa pee: FRANOK TAYLOR my 20-5t* U. S. 10-40 BONDS. as, These Bonds are issued under the Act of Oongreaa of March 8th, 1864, which provides that all Bonds is- sued under this Act SHALL BE REDEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure of the Government, at any period not less than ten nor more than forty years from their date, and until their redemption FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN, on Bonés of not over ene hundred dollars annually and on all other Bonds semi annually, The in- terest is payable on the firstdays of March and September in each year. As these Bonds, by Act of Congress, are EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE TAXATION, their value is increased from one to three per cent. per annum, according to the rate of tax levies in various parts of the country. At the present rate of premium on gold they pay OVER EIGHT PER CENT. INTERSST in currency, and are of equal convenience as a per- manent or temporary fnvestment, It is believed that no securifles offer so great inducements to lenders as the various descrip- tions of U.S. Bonds. In all other forms of in- debtedness, the faith or ability of private parties or stock companies or separate communities only is pledged for payment, while for the debts of the United States the whole property of the country is holden to secure the payment of both principal and interest in coiu. These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums from $50 up to any magnitude, on the same terms, and are thus made equally available to the smallest lender and the iargest capitalist. They can be converted into money at any moment, and the holder will-have the benefit of the interest. The Funded Debt of the United States on which interest is payable in gold, on the 3d day of March, 1864, was $763,965.00. The interest on this debt for the coming fiscal year will be $45,937,126, while the customs revenue in gold for the current fiscal year, ending June 3th, 1864, has been so far at the rate of over $100,000,000 per annum. It will be seen that even the present gold reve- nnes of the Government are largely in excess of the wants of the Treasury for the payment of gold interest, while the recent increase of the tariff will doubtless raise the annual. reeeipts from cus- toms on the same amount of importations, to ‘$150,000.00 per annuin, The authorized amount of this loan is $209,000,000 Instructions to the National Banks acting ag loan agents were not issued until March 28, but the amount of Bonds reported sold at the U. S, Treasury up to May Mth was $45,964,900. Subscriptions will be received by the Treasurer of the United States at Washington, and the Assist- ant Treasurers at New York, Boston and Philadel- phia, and by the FIRST NATIONAL BANK: OF WASHINGTON FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BALTIMORE. and by all National Banks which are depositarios of public money, and all respectable banks and bankers throughout the country (acting as agents of the Natioral Depositary Banuks,) will furnish further information on application, and afford every facility to subscriber: my 1l&-lw BALLS, PARTIES, &e. FPOCRTH GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVE. NING PIC-NIO RY THE MeCLELLAN FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION, AT THE WASHINGTON PARK, 7th street, oN WEDNESDAY, May 25th, i864. Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Al. Zimmerman, Wm. Moore, my 19-6t* W E MEET AGAIN IN HALLSOF PLEASURE. SIXTEENTH GRAND MAY BALL OF THE CLUB SHIEBLDS Will be given on MONDAY NIGHT, May 234, 1854, At TEMPERANCE HALL, Est., between 9th and l0th sts., Washingto D.C, This being the last Ball of the 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 1th sts. my 19-4t* T THE REQUEST OF MANY WHO WBRE unable to attend my May Balland Exhi bition at Odd Fellows’ Hall on the Ith inst. I will repeat the same at the Kopi pias Hall Union Hotel, Georgetown, on WEDNES-| DAY EVENING, May 25th. Tickets Two Dollars, admitting a gentleman and ladies; to be had of the pupils. principal music and bookstores of Wash- ington and Georgetown Committer of Arrangements. J_H. Fowler, Win. Deck. Foon MaNaGErs. Wm. N_ Dalton, Thos, Lindsy. ie Be Win, Dougherty, BF. Bodge, A. 8. Brewer, TD. McElwain, Win 8. Jenner. Bourke, Lt. R. 6.8. Burke, Wm. M. Tenney. my 16-e05t* J.W. KREIS, P. D. GRAND PIC-NIC oF 8ST. DOMINIC’S SUNDAY SCHOOL Will be given at the WASHINGTON PARK, Seventh street, On MONDAY, May 234, 1854. Tickets 2 cents. Admissien fog children 10 cents. Cars running from all parts of the city to the Park, mv tTt_ IGHTH GRAND OPENING S & 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- ure Garden is so improved that it cannot be beaten 46 any ether of She same sortin this city, sad on es and socie ‘0 pie-nic ee ERO. SUENEMANN, ap 29-Im* Proprietor. LOST AND FOUND. Loe poor washerwoman lost a MONEY BELT containing $544, on 6th street and Penns)lvania avenue. The finder will be kindly rewarded by leaving it at No. 434 H street, be- tween 6th and 7th streets. it* F° ND—On my premises. a amali BAY HORSE, The owner is requested to come, pay damages and take him away. JOHN McNAMARA, 624 Mass. av. bet. North Capitol st. and my 2)-8t* New Jersey avenue. AME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB- scriber, a small GREYHOUND, light bluish color, Bad a leather collar on. The owner will come forward and Bae sees, and take him away. TERENCE CREAMER, No. 265 2ist street. be- tween L and M. my 20-2t* 5 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, on the i6th, a QD sorrel HORSE, branded on left shoulder “I. C.U.8.;" hair rubbed off the left side; light streak in hismane, Whoever returns him to his owna, WM. MYERS, Union Alley, between 4%¢ and 6th streets, south of N street, Island, will receive the above rewi : my 20-3t* 20 R RD.—Stolen from the stable of Mra, Bohlayer, on the morning of the l6th May, Ibs, asmall BAY MARE, about ten hands high: white face; a saddle gallon her back; on the side of back few grey hairs left from an old :ore, I will give the above reward for her delivery to me at Mra, Boblayer’s, corner 9th and I streets, Navy Yard. tay 20-3t* OUND.—A sum of MONEY was picked up in i ree atore, wale fe ornare can have by proy- ng an ing for this advertisement. ~ TAYLOR & CO.. my 19-6t No, 42 Genter Market Space. REWARD. I —Strayed on Friday night, 13th instant, adark grey HORSE, 4 years old; no shoes cn; two hind legs white; T. 0. on the left side; white in forehead. Reward given by wie ing him to No. 73 2ith st., between M and.N sts, _Iny 19-3t* MICHAEL MARSA. se! = $1 REWARD.—Strayed from the subscribers cue af vere: at 435 Estcect, detween tS GO BHAT, on the evening of the 18th instant, years old, Also,a small ¥ Office corner streets, with white face ‘ves milk only out of three th, (or for any linformation: that will enabl 4 '¥ orm; On at we enable again. rex DUTTO! goin, timore—fo' oO} ward will A DARE BAY HORSE BLAOK MULE, REWARD.—8trsyed from te noe ieee t wee the Stove reward for her, RO GA to get her sponds set in silver shape of Sth and 10t y G-lw* about IShands high, nick tail, and about twelve long tail . Phey are probably both to- cother ee mee TSIDDEETON & CO my 19-3t I2th and the Mth inst., one dark brindle buffalo COW Latreet, between my 17-5t* Sate Gin —Lost. about the gist April, $50 FENg AnD Dian WECRLA a ‘om I street to Bal ur stra) arep surrounded by small ntonee.” The wy 16-1 7 ANTED—At Unite Two WASH W “Wont ah Paited States Hotel, tro WAS W &nXTED-Gooa K and CHAMBEBMAID. Apply at No. 75 Missouri avenue, near 3d street. my 20-2t* ANTED—A good GIRL, to cook, bh and Ww iron, and do the work of a small family, Ap- ply at No.49 K street, Northern Liberty ‘ket, my 21-3t* ene ee ee ee ANTED—A MAN i: Sutler’: ; W ‘ecated ia eens MAN tn apeutlers Sore German preferred, Apply 215 F street, first floor, my 21-; WASTED-A first-rate COOK; also, a WOMAN to assist her, References required, and good wanes grein. Apply at No. 438 Btreat, Daten 8th an 21-3t* ANTED— Ten or fifteen. WASHERS and IRONERS, ‘at the City Laundry, on lite street, near GC. Also, one celored ROY, from 15 to 2 years, ie HOTCHKISS, Manaser, from 4to6 will be paid H.,” Box 75 &e. Se en eee nnn! Ley ARD WANTED.—Two young couplas are dn- Bitirous ot obtains FURNISHED ROOMS eth BOARD, (together if convenient, if not, separate- ly,Jin@ private family, or where there are but few other boarders. Terms not to exceed $60 each, Address, vith full particulars, F,H., Star Office, m ———————— EE HSCsERERPER'S SITUATION WANTED—By 4 sn Amoricgn WIDOW, either ina private fam- ily or public institution; would not object to leave the city; would like a summer resort. Is scous- tomed to marketing and the management of ser- yants. Best reference given. Please address for one weok-, HOUSEKE PER, Star Office, my 21- ry ANTED—A BOY-: a Ww 7th and 8th #2) Se neet os ANTED—Two DINING-ROOM SERVANTS; Ww also, a CHAMBERMAID, Apply at Herndon Houre, corner 9th and F sts. Tooms, in a pleasant location. Rent Bromptly each month. Address ‘*H. Post Office, stating terms, on ‘it between ¥ 2)-3t* ue my 20-3t* Crk WANTED—At No, 325 north B street. A firet-rate cook. either white or colored. Ap- ply immediately. Good wages given. my 20-3t* V 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, by an experienced ¥ and accomplished Pharmacentist, as pre- scription clerk or to take charge of astore. Ad- dress ALUM, this office. Nie my 2-2" > NTED—A WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron, inasmall family, to whom good wages will be paid, Apply at No. 420 New York avenue, be- tween 1ith and 14th streets, my 2)-3t* WANTED TO PURCHASE—A BRICK HOUSE containing from 8 to i0 rooms, Must be sit- uxted between 6th and 14th streets and between and M, Address Box 394 Post Offi iy 2)-3¢" BOY WANTED—Must write a good hand, be business-like, and reside with his parents not too far from the office. Apply at the Real tate and Intelligence Office. No. 511 9th street, near Penn. avenue, west. ‘HH. MILLER, my 2-3t* Justice of the Peace, WAN2.T0 RENT, BY THE MONTH—A small HOUSE, furnished or unfurnished, in a re- spectable location, suitable for 4or 5 persons. If suited, would be permanent, Rent sure. Gus pre- ferred in house and water, Or would have part of x Reference given. Address t the § fice. aay ANTED—By a private famil ¥, resid y WOMAN, Georgetown, « strove. health to cook, wash andiron. On necount of their being three other colored utsin the family, a col- to any faithful, con- son—white or bhlack—good and a good home will be » SERVANTS, for Apply to Intelligence ored woman pr e ofthe P s as nurse aud Apply at t my 19 steady Woman one becd apply duties et, between D and E. ANTED—RBy a competent person, a SIT _UATION to do chamber work or to wash and iron, She has good references, Please ad- ress Box No, 27 Star Offic! my 19-3t W ANTED— * in N SITUATION for s boy, now in his Mth year, who is an excellent peuman. He has had a good education, having atte! 1 school during the last six years. Will board with bis parents, Address ©. A. S., 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 required, Address Miss KITTY HOWARD, Alexandria, Va. my 19 3t* 7 ANTED—A Frenchman having a few hours leisure during the day, from 4 to 120’clock p.m.. wishes to employ them as COOK ina res- taurant or other place. Enquire at Struckman’s Hotel, No, 501 1th street, above the avenue. my 19-3t* \ y ANTED—A white WOMAN, who understands cooking and houseyork generally. Must be thoroughly compe ent fo suit; no one clse need apply. To the right party extra good wages will be paid, besides a good home and permanent sit. uation may be had. A German or Norwegian girl referred. Apply at 551 9th street, Wach’s cw, between D and E, Island; or 574 1th street, M. JULIBN’S Drug Store. may 19-3t* YOUNG MAN, a good writer, having consid- erable leisure time, would like to occupy it h copying or-other writing. Terms satisfac- ee “J.8.G.,’’ Box 792 Post Office. 4 7 ANTED—By a tl in th > WANTED Er sen UNFURNISHED HOCEE, | AUCTION. SALES. SSeS For ether Auction Sales see first page. ee THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Y¥ J.C, MOGUIRG & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FINE BU! : RIXTEENTH STRERT BETO BEN Hoon OHUSRTTS AVENUE AND NORTH P STHHET. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May sine cig ° onthe premises, by vittie cf cased ‘ot trast, dated April 21%), WSgang Gcly sscorded mong jand reco: for Washington Count: B ©, at the request of the bolder of the uote thoes: secured, Lehall sell, Lot No. 6,in W. M. = rick’s sub division of the south part o sie Ne. IS1, fronting 22 feet on Sixteenth street ~est, be- tween Massachutetts ave ue and north .’ street, and running back 125 feet to a wide pu diic alley, Terms: One-third ia cash; the remsinfer fm six and tweive months, with interest, by deed of trust on the premises, Comreyances at the Gont of She pereliasena: OS. J. rh ER, Trustee, sit myScokds 3/0 MeGUIRRE OO Aacis, ° FOR RENT AND SALE. OR RENT—Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS, - Apply at the corner of 13th and K streets, No. le my 21-3t* or two gentlemen, HEMPLER'S Bath Rooms, $10 0 street, between 6th and 7th ate, my 21-3t* ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, with water and gas. No. 154 Penn avenue, between 17th and i8th sts., neat the War Department. A most desirable | jon fe den- tist, Inquire within, ete: coinge omay i ste OR SALE A SPLENDID FARM OF 250 ACRES. Fifty acres of it the beat timber, good soil, twen ty acres meadow lani, New BRICK HOUSE, Nine rooms, ceilar. hall, two-story servant's house, Tenement House, Ave rooms, earriace- house. LARGE BRICK BARN, and other out-buildings. Splendid OROHARD, Oharming view of the city, river, and Mount Vernon, from any part of this place. It lies on the Potoruac, five miles from Wazhingtor FOR SALE, A LARGE COTTAGE HOUSE On Capitol , With sixtee cistern, ha Trees, grape + the highest point of ‘ground iF: feet of ground, Other buil at for $20 per month, 8 property ca be bought at 4 aacrifice rooms, g00d we &c., and is on There is the place he city. dines on "SE3 AND LOTS for salc, in 3 HALL & EATON, Real Estate Broke cor. 7th and F sts ISHED ROOMS th street, between 3 CEWMAYER. 100 OTHER HO all parts of the c my 20-2t* Fo RENT—Tire Apply at No. 49 by 8 ae For par- q the premises, 310 I -treet, i Wth, west m t street, betw ROOMS i per. RENT 1 t = H URNISHED nore N between land E vate dwelling; t m, bed-rec BREAD. PIE ANT AND CONFEOTIONE saloon nad bs ap- ce street, be ate plying on the No. tween Fairfax and Royal 1 m t* A KARE CHANCE FOR BUSI ESS—A half interest in a uew and spl id ly fitted up SALOON, including a half interest i a ten years’ lease on the whele building, Th house contains a large dry cellar sc, a fine kitchen, with stove, coo! nsils and croek- ery of every description, itable for Keeping a first-class Gee ayy ey d water ou the premises. Apply at 44% 7th atreet, opposite the Patent Office. tay jt GOOD BARBER SHOP FOR SAL street, near zd. Inquire at N my 19-3t™ Fo RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, on K street. near the corner of Ith, ¢ontsining nine rooms, Inquire at No, 440 loth street. tween E and F. iny 19-31 To RENT—An UNFURNISHED ROOM, suit able for any kind of anofice Apply on La avenue, No, 26, between 43¢ and éth sts, my 19-3t* n e ng ut, be t* TED—Ap experienced American NUBSE, | ‘om New Yorke wishes to make engagements | in afew families as monthly nuree, Has no objec: tion to taking care of an invalid, Can give best of references Gan be seen from 10t04 o'clock sny day, by calling at 89 Penn. avanue, between 2ist and 22d streets, till June Ist. my I7-lw* W ASTED=A good DINING ROOM SERVANT, one who will make himself generally useful! Also, a first-rate COOK, who will wash and iron, To sny such good wages and ® good home 1s of: fered. Apply at 1S2 I street, near 2ist. nly 16-1w" TPUUKTY GOOD GRANITE STONE CUTTERS Paine et Be eee street Bridge, iladel ia. ages $3 rday. PULARK McGRANN & KENNEDY, my 12-26 Contractor, Philadelphia, WANTED _DIMEDIATELY—200 LADIES to Embroider on Muslin, Linen and Cambric. To good hands constant work and good wages St work. “A pale at RE PENG Batting an Machine Stitching Depot, 381 F street, Opposite Patent Office re 18 ANTED. W FLUTING! < FLUTING! WANTED, Every lady in the District to know that I have. at considerable expense, had builta very elegant machine for Fluting or Crimping Dresses, &c. Dressmakers and otbere can have any kind of goods Crimped at short notice, in as good atyle, and as cheap asin any othercity. Ladies, remember this is the only machine in town, and done at the only place to get stamping done. 351 F street, oppo- site Patent Office, Stamping and Machine 8titch- Ing Depot. ~ my3 ANTED—A white GIRL, to do housework for two persons; or & foung lady can procure a good home who would do a little housework. by sucressing Mrs, M. A, V., Washington Post Office, my LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT 50 000 PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, 351 F street, opposite Patent Office, and get their aoe ing, Stitching, 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. __mh4- V 7 ANTED—B8SECOND-HAND FURNITURE H ae TOT jobepelss Beas, Rene tae and ousefurnishing Goods of every description, a BR. BUCHLY 428 7th street. OR RENT—During the suinmer,a FURNISHED HOUSE, gelightfully located; No, 143 Wash ington street, Georgetown, containing i2 roums. Refer neces required. my 19-e08t re 8A Furniture and Good Will of a BOARDING-HOUSE. containing If rooms and anumber of boarders. Inquire second door from 432 street, on P etreet south, near Arsenal Gate my 19-Iw* ‘00D CHANCE FOR AN INDUSTRIOVS B W NESS MAN, WITH SOME CAPITAL — sale—A ectable and profitable BUSIN rinning order, thriving and large pro} son for selling, sickness. Inquire at @ SCHNELL’S, No, 215 20th street. my 1 EtIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR R Thave for rent a fine Brick. ible, containing 9 rooms, winter and suinmer kit closets, &c. The grounds are spacious and filled with choice fruit. flowers, &c.; also a vexetable garden sufficient for a large ily. Possession given Ist June, and undoubted city references re- quired. OTHROCK, 452 7th st, my 19-6t Opposite Patent Office FO SALE CHEAP —The Good-will, Stock and Fixtures of the MONUMENTAL HOUSE, at the Baltimore Depot. Inquire at M, KELLY’S Provision and Liquor Store, corner of 13% aud D streets. my 18-lw* FOR SALENA SMALL FARM of 55 aoros, in Montgomery County, 12 miles from Georgetown, and 2% miles from the canal, Location healthy: New Dwelling House, (small), Six eres in fine cul: tivation, and the balance in pine and onk timber. In case the purchaser desires, I can sell sixty acres ad- joining the same. M. KILGOUR, my 13-5t* Trestee and Attorney, 317 7th st. VALUABLE FARM IN MONTGOMERY county, Md.. for sale. near the 7th street roud, and within 6 miles of Washington. It contains 1:0 acres of land, 25 of which are in wood, and th balance ina high state of cultivation, and well watered. The improvements consist of two small frame dwelling houses and some out-houses: large orchards—1 0 peach trees recently planted out. It is opposite Silver Spring. and adjoins the farms of Messrs. Riggs and Bonifant. °. MACE, Agent for the sale of Maryland lands, my 13-lw* 517 7th street. JICELY FURNISHED ROOMS and first-class board, at 301 G street, between Isth and ith, One suite on first floor, my !7-lw* OR RENT—Fine SUITE3 OF ROOMS. just va- cated; to be had on immediate applic «tion; No. 424 lth street, between New York ayenue and H mh 3- f bet. G and H. east side? street. Also.a back OFFICE RUOM. my I7-eo3t* RARE CHANCE —FOR SALE—A RESTAU- BOARDING. A SANT SND WaiROGM Wath Buratture and | Fixtures. Splendid situation, and doing 8 good OARD.—Handsomely furnished ROOMS to let, | business. Reason for selling. dissolving r- with BOARD, Apply at 138 G street, between | ship. Apply WHITE & CO., corner FY 3th 2ist and 22d. my 21 3t* streets. my 17-3teo* OARDING.—Two gentlemen can be accommo- dated with ROOMS and first-class BOARD, at 156 @ street, between 2th and 2ist. Terms $3) per month. my 19-3t* PERSONAL. OR SALE—A beautifully located BRICK HOUSE, 18x32, eight rooms and passage; lot 87x90 to aa alley. Immediate possessiou—only rm 10. 5,000 feet of Ground, fronting on Pa. avenue, for lease for ten years. ITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, my 17-Im* . B. cor. Pa. av. and t5th st. S MY WIFE.BRIDGET FOLEY HAS LEFT MY bed and board without provocation, I hereby forew arn any person from harboring of trusting er on my account, as I will not be responsible. May 21, 1804. iit") SOHN FOLEY, PERSONAL —A bonus of seventy five (75) dol- lars will be given to any person wpe will se- cure for the advertiser & CLERKSHIP in One of the Government Departments, on or before the Ist of June. Address 8. M. B., Past Office, Washing- ton, D.C , stating when and where an interview may be had. my 21-3t*_ PERSONAL — N INTERVIEW IS RESPECT- fully requestsd with the person who wrote the letter, without date, postmarked May 15, to —-. care of J. 8. B., and in which the writer says, ‘* Please make no further inquiries; I have met you several times,’’ &c, The interview can be by athird person if preferred. The result of such interview will be to the advantage and satis - faction and happy disappointment of the writer of said letter, The fullest confidence can be relied upon, and there need not be the slightest appre hension that any one will be disturbed in the ae Communicate by letter, naming he ke place. KK E*SES & CO. PHILADELPHIA ALE DEPOT AVENUE, ALE BY berg fa para sntdth tt EL We aleo matte the attention of Sutlerg and the trade to our superior. aLBD ALE AND POR- TER, packed and ready for shipment. my4-20* 486 PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. 4Q6 Different sizes and eolors Picture Cord and Tas- at e ‘ Terms cash t doors above OES 5 ‘BUSHELS ST. UBES. T 8.000 Ee ericgeal tat een SIE A Manca Georactown, D, 0.” PICTURES, 486- 486 hoi Inga oa MERE RT TY Ban Ws Tg Mes Corman qaae SHY #0078 mmOFe Gad Fellows’ Hal FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, without Board. Boarding house opposite, where meals are served. Apple at No. 320 New York avenue, between 9th and lth sts, my 16-!w* OR RENT—Part of SQUARE 511, between O and P streets, fronting on 5th st. Pos n given immediately. For further particulars inquire at No. 437 7th st, my 10 Iw* VOR SALE—With immediate possession, a PROPERTY fronting 66 feet on & street, by 140 deep. Improvements, a large double-wing cottage, 10 rooms; three small buildings io the Ae good fencing, garden, fruit trees, &c.; for 00. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers. Mmy l6-Im* _ southeast cor, Pa. av, and 15t! SMALL LOTS FOR SALE VERY LOW. Ten Lots on 2ist, above N street, Four Lots on N street, near dist. Oneof the best locations in the First Ward. Six Lots on 2ist, above R street. Six Lots on 2 th, above C street. Four Lots on Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th streets east. Ten Lots on D street, between 6th and 7th east. To be sold very low at vate saleif taken be- fore June Ist, Cali at 277 Istreet, corner of i7th, between 4 and 6 o’clock p.m. my I4-e05t FOR, BENT 4 dehighthal RESIDENCE, with rere: oR Can Heights, on the. 1: Treen. and Mo: a we Stoddard st. Possessian given ont hein ne June next. For terms, &c,, apply on the prem ise. “ my 6_ Fo SALE—8.000 acres of rich FARMING T.ANDB in shes rdin, Story, Wright. Franklin coupties;) 4,000 acres fi Mi tracts from 40 to 640 acres. Located 18°.6. from the wermanent- exchang’ for ip or near,Washington. . | ¥ FOR —Two and a half years’ berg: aes 6 ti store property on Fenn. avenue, now ren’ ane oer 200 nth, wil + wi ‘tock, a Fountain, and: Fixtures complete. x 31. o Pers Gat nee Beope in the Firat ver. © ee front; 6 reo: lot Zu feet deep. Ti- e perfect. = v, Estate Brokers, ae anon Asa rt is a larae, ‘store and or aOt en Star Ofice, | -” Cigars, Tobacco, 8, | 210 frenting toget AUCTION SALES. AUOTION BALE OF HORS P OARS GABRTAGE Hannes OF ea GULTIVATORS, GARD: cows AND SRG On tai On WEDNERDAY thoscih natant A. m.,at the residence Bee nikon Series hte je paace, ol 18 Lock to she highest bitder, fe Seach ees UmPlrePnze @ & WILLIAMS, Aucta. |. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. FURNITURE. GHINA, AND GLABS On TUESDAY MORNING, May 2%, at 10 o'ctook atthe » * racks. we ah Gf the late Col. Harris, Marine Beveral superior marble-top Chamber Suites ia Brg rer ee walnut, together with other articles andsome green edze Frorch China dinner and drasert Ware. eut-giass Ware, Pariaa Ohine Wares At 11 0'elock. in front of the premises. & pair of superior long-tall bi ui 1a well matched ana Yk xce lent open fami Gas close family patties e loather- iy a Wot he, single ant double Harnesa. jaddle, Bridles, Netts, Bankets, Ac, Terms cash, = mylgd J.C. MoG UIRE & 00., Aucts. IN_ADBITION To the above, we adda choice lot of WINRS, the rae stock of the late Co!. Harris, comprising— jases extra fine St. © ony . 6 dozen choice. Medvirs, imported from the Island f Madsira by Col. Barrie in 189, 2 Cases Imperial pampagne eldsick do. pints, id Port Wine, Otard Brandy, Saate Whiskey, &c., &c., Lear cr eu 1.80, Leuperior Rozawood case Piano Forte, by “ Chick ering, Large French plate Mantie Mirror, Let superior curied Hair Mattresses, Bolsters, aud OWS, Wing everared Glassware, Antique, Terra Gotta are, &c., Re may 21 J.C. McGTTIRE & CO., Ancts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, TRUSTEES SALE _ OF OVER THREE AOR: OF LAND IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF TH. NATIONAL RACE COURSE AT AUOTION. On MONDAY, the 23d day of May, I shalt sell, by virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber, and recorded in Liber N.C. T., No. 8, folloe 471, 472, 478, 474 gud 475, one of the land records for the county of Washington, in the District of Colum- bis. af 40"clock p. m., onthe premises, the follow- ing described property, lying and being in the county of Washington, District aforeunid, vin: Part of Ridge Tract, begtuning for the sams stone marked the northeast corner of Ridge Tract, at its junction with St, Elizabeth tract, and thenee running by a magnetic course north 883 degreas and tes weet elong the west boundary of eaid eth Tract chains and S'links to astake. thence south 26 degrees and $0 minutes woat 6 chains and ato s stake, thence su “th 83 de- ereer and $0 minutes east § chains and 50 links toa stake set on the boundary line separating the sald part of Ridge tract from the tract lying enst there- of, thence nert degrees and 30 minutes east along said boun: the place of be taining three more or les ernie nue stam: + hi gourer € _ at the cost of purchase if the ferint of enle are not complied wit i days » he truetee reserves th ht te ty at the risk and cost of the fires © Gays notice ef sich ra- MORGAN, Trus McCUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers. TSBANDNINEGOODBUIL Hi ISLAND AT PUBLIC AD: MONDAY APTERNOON ise, we shal <) feet 11 i- ches, to ed ding Lots, one 4& neat and well built two- e whole surrounded with a nce! shade trees, half caso, the remainder in air sterest, Fecured bya deed of trust on the premises, tof F on ch Lot will be required at Conveysaces at the cost of the purcbaser. my.l3-eokds J.C. McQUIRE& O0.. Aucta,_ B: J. ©, MCGUIRE & CU., Auctioneers. be XCELLENT SUVOGK OF ates TORACCO AND SEGARS. AND FRAM. BUILDING AT PUBLIC AUCTION . May 21th Fourteenth and! i entire stock im trade comprising— ars, Coffees. Teas. Syrups, paps of various kinds, ices, Starcn. Candle?, ams. Fish. Flour, Xc.,Xc., 8, Buckets, Brooms, Brushes, STORE SO recta MORNING att rhall reli, t er 2 A fine ot Liquoss, principally in wood, com- rising snperior Rye Whiskey, Brandy, Gir, ium. Biactberry and Ginger Brandy, Port, Sherry ani Madeira Wines, &c., dc Store fixtures, Counter Scales, &c.,&e AT 12 O'CLOCK M + a The Frame Store Buildixg. 0 by 3, with an addi- tic by %, to be removed within three days after 5.0. MoGU WALL & CO... Aa TOCK OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION On MONDAY MORNING, May 39, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell the store of Messrs. Fenwick & Co., Island Hail, corner Virginia aye? nue and tth street, their entire stock of Groceries, Liouors. and good will, the Store for rent. and can be had on s jeass. and reot very low, inquire o' the Auctioneer*. The stock is fresh, and compri- sen— White and Brown Sugars, Teas, Cotecs, Ficur, Whiskey, Wines, Tobacco, Segara, Carned Fruits. and Condiments, Wooden, Earthern. and Tin w: sewure, Pe pp+r, Starch. 8 Together i awell a cles usitally Kept ia ected retail Grocery Store. ALSO, he €1', at 12 o clock precisely, Horse, Wagon, and Berness, Terms:— Ali sums under $5) cash, over that amount: a ana a Se and Sixty dogs fornotes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest. my 20d We LL & CO., Aucta wMcGUikea Auctioneers, CUTOR* ALE OF HOUSE AND TOT ON TH pr ee WEST. BETWEEN ¥ AND@ Cf EXE! §1X STREETS JAS aes On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 25, we shall Sell, the South part of Lot No 2!, in Square No, 455. fronting 2 feet lv}; inches on the west side of Sixth etree? west, betwe-n F and G streets north, and rupning back aboat 11 feet toa paved alley, and impreved by omiortadle two-story brick back building. : Sate to take place on the prem'tes at half-past 5 o7e!0ck. ¥ Tertws: Ore-th:rd in cash. the remainder in six and twelve montbs, withinterest, secured by d of trust on the premises, Title perfect. vances at the cost ofthe purchacer. Oonvevare’ BG. W COCHHANE.) peecat HARMON BURNS‘; Executora my.¥-d J.C, MeGUiKE & CO. Aucts. Y WM, Lb. WALL & 00., Aactioneers: THE FURNITURE O# CASPARIS' HOTEL, OAP- ITOL HILL, AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 25th instant,at 1t0 o'clec®, we will seil, allthe Furniture and E fleca of this establichment, embraciog in Parlor Fur- niture, Brocatelie end Hair Cloth Parlor Suites, Arm Chairs and Brusieis Oarpetings. Marbie-top, Cevtre, Pier, and other Tables, Mirrors, Vases, and Mante! Ornaments, Curtains, Coraices, Shades and Fixtures, Dinivg Tables and ‘Chairs, Side Ta- bls, Side beard, large aesortment of China Giass, sand Crockeryware, Plated Chafing Dishes, Meat Dishes, Castors, Catiery, and otaer Tableware. ‘The Ghamber Furniture of twenty seven rooms convisting cf Brussels, three-ply, Ingrain, aad other Carpetings, Oil Cioth, Mattings, aH & Walnut, Jeony Lind. ani other Bedeteads Painted and Ecamelled Cottage Ohamber suites cox plete. Walnut Mahogany, and Painted Marble-top Bu~ os and Washstands ‘drobes, Clothes Presses, and Tables, Toilet od Mirrors. —_ ‘s Feathe:. Hair. and Shuek; Mattresses Pil- nd Bolsters, Blankets, Sheete, and other Bedding, ' All the Kitchen Furriture and Utensils, core pei singeyey ‘ing neces:ary for euch an estal ment. aware W.L, WALL. & 00., Aucts. ¥ J.C. McGUIRE,& CO., Auctionecrs. VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR FOURTEENTH STBEXT AT PU BLIO AUC TON On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 2th, at € o’clk op the premises. we sbali sell, Eleven Build- ing Lots in Drury’s eub- division of Square No. 24, fronting on Filteenta s.reet weat, between P and © etreets north ALBO, ots 71,72, and 72, division of Bquars No. D rrenting ie zeae on Pad street, between Fourteenth and Sifteenth etreets weet, runbing back 190 feet to #30-foot alley, improve ‘d endstantially built Frame Building with br auntation, rene ase as a Chutch, snd capable of being changed toa Oocttage Dwel- se oe-third ineash, the remainder in 024 h len montas, with interest seoured deed of trast on the prem: vi ‘s waiee by Sees HG Eo Auots. - MCGUIRE & Auctioneers, USE AN AND VAi *OnR at ECN ET W REN wee EBY A UERA iT he . THURSPA po *! ai at 6 ovelk, eh the oe gt vba = " ‘ y LK e ptrect between enue aot Fi a west ond runpit my vs by a well built acd attic Bric! pasties Houre, containing sevea & pump 0 excellent water Won the east x Vacant Lot sbont Te twelve at wt eost ofthe purcba-~