Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1864, Page 1

AUCTION SALES. FUTURE pars. B* J. ©. McGUIRE & COQ , Auctidneers, LARGE SALE OF VACANT LOTS BELONG TOTHEST. VAL CENT ORPHAN ‘ASYLUM. On PRIv AY AFPERNOON, June id. at 534 o’elk, at the Auction Rooms, we sha!l sell, for aecoant of St. Vincent’s Orpban Asylum, the following valu- USN ARE Es Bcate Me. 19: trons b 0! and I, .2 19. fro toget! UT feet ioches, on ‘Twenty-Afth street work ne ng — @ “pay — ‘ f ot 18, Square 6!, fronting & th Twenty-second street, between Nooe LSS and north Ds reets, Lot 9, Square east of Square No. 87, fronting 157 nd 12) feet 8 feet i ches on Lt ches, on Vir, at Trot a Sq mee fronts eee square 123, bal 3 North E street, between N natoentis gory es eth streets west, running through to New York avenue nd 14. 18, 29and 3), in Square No. ‘spectively on Sixteenth «i rest west, ot Fifteenth and Bixteoatintes ts ont acs Bea street west, between north L and M stree! % Qi. Routes Sep aiten ene a! Fourteenth and Fifteath Square between streeta west, Rhode Is- lend avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets west, and Fourteenth street, between H and Rhode totand ee § Noa. 3, 10. 14, 16 and 16,in Square fronti: renpectively on north N street. between Girth aa Nand Onereets north: sud Osttret norte betters 4 Borth, an reet north, Sixth and Seventh streets wert. ies ; bots 2, 4.6, 22, 24, and 30, in Square No. 733, front- ing respectively on South E street, between First and Second streets east, and Second street east be- bis es E streets. ‘ Tv ,v0. 4, in Square 953, fronting on Tenth street east, between H and I streets north. . Terms: One-third in eash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and revenue stamps at the costof @ purchaser. Plats of the property may be seen at our counting bouse. J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, my.23-d BY J.C, MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. CHANCRRY SALE OF VALUA Vv. PROPERTY AT TAB CORNEROF My RCEER abd WEST AND MASSACHUSETTS AVE- On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 4, at6o’ctk, on the premises, by virtue of # decree of the Bu- preme Court of the District of Colum ia, sitting in chancery, prssed im certain causes, (Nos, 210 and 211 im equity.) wherein James Mortimer Smith and Rosslie Martha, his wife. are complainants, and Eugene, George, Maria. Louisa, Rosalie. and Nich- elas B Vanzandt, minor children of George QO. Vantandt, deceased. and Arietta L. Vanzandt. mi- nor child of Joseph A. Vanzandt, deceased, heirs at law of Mar Zandt, dec ber three (3) Davidson’s division of Lot mumbered two (2) in Square number threa hundred and fifteen (315) situated at the corner of Twelfth street west and Massachusetts avenue, containing 4,037, square feet, more or less i a'substantin! aud well arranged House, containing nine rooms. __ ‘he grounds are handsomely laid out with fruit and flowers, ard the whole property is very desira- dle as a residence. Also. Lot No. 4. in Davidson's sub-division of the West part of said square, fronting twenty-five feet on the eastside of Twelfth street west. between Massschusetts avenue and north M street, and running back one hunared feet one inch. Terms : One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest. secured by the pur- chaser’s notes with approve rety. On the fication of the sale by the court, and payment in full of the porekase money, the trustee will con- ie? titles in fe* simp) : f th m ive days theres ‘ter. the trustees re: bt and improved by Frame Dwelling ple. terms of sale are not complied with wiktin a8 reserve the ri % sell the proverty, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on one week’s notice in the Evening Star Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. THOS. J. PIS! Trustee. my,23-d J.C. MOGUIRE & 00., Ancts, ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, Darveunttsauceri t te le and ted Ureuant to adeed in trast made and exeen’ by Bichard A. Hyde, of Washington City, to the fubscriber to secure a certain debt therein men tioned, I shall proceed to sell, at public auction, on the Seventh day of June next. at6 o’ciock, p. ™.. onthe premises, “all that arcel of ground and premises. the said City of Washin; istrict of Col- umbia, and known and designated as Lot numbered ten (16) in Cruttenden’s sub division of Square numbered three hundred and ninety eight (398,) fronting twenty (20) feet on Ninth streat west, be- tween O and P streets north. and running back with that width to» public alley, together with alland singular, the improvements, privileges, heredita- ments and appurtenances to the same belonging, cr im any wire appertaining.”? Terms: One balt of the purchase money cash, the balance in three and six munths, with inter- est, The deferred payments to be secured by a deed in trust on the premises, All conveyances inc. uding revenue stamps at the €xpense o! the purchaser if the teres sre not complis: after ti « day of sale, the properte will be re-sold, at the risk and cost ofthe defeulting purchaser, after five days notice in the Byen ng Star. HAS. P WANNALL Trustee. my.5-eokds J. © McGUIRE & OO.. Aucts, Bi + ©. sceuine & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON BE STREET. NEAR THE POST OFFICE DRPARIMENT, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, pe On TUESDAY, May Jist, at 6 0’clock, p. m.. on the pi ises, we thail se il, ailthat vacant Lot sit- usted on tke north side of EB street north, being he easter y partof fot No 2, in Square 46, lyin, between the line of the face of thy easterly wal) o! a bsick house. for many years occupied by Wm. Linton, Esq., and the westerly line of Lot No. 1, in id Squere, being 26 feet Sinche+. more or less, in and tupning back 87 feats inebes to a ten ley way. A part ofa brick stable at the rear psaxes with the land. The neighborhood of this property to the Patent and Post Office Departments makes it desirable i ion for a private residence or for office purpo- , and being in h within five days ses. 2 : Alleash or one third cash; balance in six Pengeee months, with interest, and secured on the ‘operty. P : it unquestionable. Gort ofepaveyance.. including revenue stamps, t d by the purchaser. oe coda J.C. McGUIRR & GO., Aucts 7 By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPER- By virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ Courtof the District ofColumbia passed the 10th day of May. 1864, which decree has been approved by the Su- reme Courtof said District, in Equity sitting; 0. $24, L shal! sell.at Public Auction,to the high- est bidder, on MONDAY. the 30th day of May, 1564, atéo’clock, p. m.,all of sub-division Lot num- bered 61,in Square numbered 545, with appurte- NES of salty cash rmis of 51 z All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. v default of the purchaser to comply baer no- ms of sale,the property will be re-so! i three days fart! *pense MABELLA B, MAGILL, Gas ti ian, my 13-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, FRY J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. GF AND DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING- La CSE AND LOT ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE- NC BETWEEN TW T gE , ee AND WENTY-FIFTH B . - on MONDAY APTERNOOM May 30, at 6 o'clock, on the premises. we sha!] seil. a large three-story and attic Brick Dwelling House, wits dining room extension, No, 23 Pennsylvania avenue, ween 24th and 25th streets west, containing thirteen rooms, with water and bing alse a heating . together with s vacant Lot adjcining on the east side, impreved with fruit trees and shrubbery. The House has lately been put in thorough repair, and is in all respects desirable ss a residence. rms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, by deed of trust on the premises. Copveyances at the cost of the purchaser. ven Willbea Crided a desirable Vacant Loton thesame front. 32% 3. ©, McGUIRE & 00, Aucts, A to a ‘PION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. yaLey BUREAD, ‘enos.. y QuaRTmRMas: fel, Thursday, He 7, ‘huredey, May 19! Picelay, Maa a) ? i ., Thursday, June Sth. ae: Mhureday, June 16th. Dtiamsport, Penna., Thursday, Jane a4. horses at Ge' . and Two Byedred a nti 2a50) at cach of the other places. RB DerartTMen me Orr108 oF c fashington. D. Will be sold at publicauction, Ger, at the times an’ naD New port, P Gettysburg, Pe + Thursday, May heo ese horses have been condemned 8 the cavalry service of the United States Army. For yoad ant farm purposes many go may be had. rien ld s Bere Soe Pat (lett and continue daily until a are sold. rs T notes erm: cash, in United Biae TS BRIN, "g8-tje20 Lt. Gol. andC. Q. M. Oavalry Bureau, [NITED BTATES MARSHALS SALE, writs of Fieri Pacias issued from an Ties ies ‘of the Circuit Coart of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to pullic sale, for cash, at the front of the Oourt House door, of said county,on momar, the th day of Jans next, 1564, at 12.0 ;clock M., ali de- fendant’s right, title. claim, cate . and 3, in Square No. Fett eiied third part of anid Lots, seized and levied upon as the pro ety of William Dou, coop ome a be sold to satisfy judicial No. 28 se io “1 ver term 189, in favor of Wm. @. W. wes te an Brother, use of James R, Smith, use of Hoary Douglass. WM. 8. ENG my.13-d&ds late U. 8. Marshal. D. 0. ENT, dy fbb ee WASHINGTON, COPPER SOALB. tates Navy Ward, Wash May thousand ‘pounds of Copper s as Tt can be examined at any time arene to . Gay of sale upon opptiontice to the Commandant o! ay’ the Washington y Yard. Samples of similar scale have shown 82 cent. of m lo corere: vt of thi de] iced BPihe time of ‘the & sale, and twelve dave wil) be allowed to remove it fro:n the yard; Ri not so removed, the deposit will be forfeited to Government. All nts to be made In Government funds, fo moved from the Navy yea, re the scale is re: bers *, XXIII. AUOTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs. Bx J. 0. Mc@UIEe & 0O., Auctioncers, EXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON SIX'H STREET WEST, BETWEEN F ‘BND STREETS NO! On THURSD. TH. ay AFTERNOON, fel, the south part of Lot No, “Bae aka 455. fronting 26 feet 10%; inches on the west side of Sixth strees betwern Fand G streets north, aod rupning back about 191 feet toa paved aise, oa murered by @ comfortable two-atary bi one {0 take place om the premises at half-past 5 Terma: One-third in cash. t and twelve months, withintarest, sscncea beg deed of trust on the premises, aus ee t the cost of thi hase onveyances 81 Cc 9 . yeneGEO. W COCHRANE. & Cc E, HARMON BURNS. '{ Executors, my.0-d 3.0. MeGU iE & OQ... Aucte, BY J. ©. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, SIX DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND Ni . On FRIDAY AFTERNOON Oya eo on the premises, we helt roll, eet of pens Equare No. 225, fronting each aboutalis fect onthe east side of New Jersey avenue, North L street, and running back of about 100feet to _@ 10-foot alley. These Lots are of good size for building porpo ses. are well located, and will be sold to the high- est bidder, : ‘erms: one-third cash, the remainder in six and twelve months with interest. secured by a deed of trust on the premises, emeanverances and stamps at the cost of the pur- er. A paysient of $20 will be required on each at the time of sal my.23-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, (Rep.] BY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF SEVENTH ANDT STREETS. AND IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE SEVENTH STREET RAILROAD DEPOT. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. May 27th, at 634 ovclock. on the premises, we selllots No. 25. sion of squa the corner of average depth 28, and 27, in Wiltherger’s subs oO. 441. fronting together 75 feet on Seventh street west, atthe corner of north T street. and running back 128 feet on T street, to a 15 foot alley. These lots are immediately opposite the City Pas- senger Railroad Company's Depot and stables, and are considered desirable for business purposes Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder and twelve months. with inte: . Secured by adeed of trust on the premises. Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. my 23-d_ [{Rep.] J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, FRY WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. At the Horse Bazaar, 95 La. ay. AUMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF CARRIAGE. On SATURDAY MORNING, 23th instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the Bazaar, by order of the Administrator.a very fine two Horse Carriage, nearly new, built by a. R, Hall. and suitable fora private family. o Terms: Four months credit, secured by note of purchaser, satisfactorily endorsed with interest, T. BURCH. Administrator. my.23 W. L. WALL& CO, Aucts, BY JAS, C. McGUIRE & CO.,, Auctioneers, FRAME BUILDING. LEASE. LICENSE, GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A RES- TAURANT AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On FRIDAY MORNING, May 7th, at 11 o'clock, at the foot of 22d strect, immediately oppotite the old g&s heuse.we shall sell the Forrest Restaurant, comprising frame building containing large bar room, chamber, and kitchen, the whole en- closed with a good fence, with afine cellar under the whole, together with the lease on the ground, license, stock of liquors, good will and fixtures, The place has been doing a good. business, andis only sold because the owner wishes to go on @ farm. Terms cash. my 23 _[Rep.] J,O0.McGUIRE & C BY W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, STOCK OF GROCERIES AT AUOTION. On MONDAY MORNING, May 39, commencing at 10 o'clock. we will sell, at the store of Messrs. Fenwick & Co., Island Hall, corner Virginia ave; nue and (th street, their entire stock of Groceries, zaqnars, and good will, the Store for rent, and can be bad on a lease. and rent very low, inquire of the Auctioneers. The stock is fresh, and compri- ee White and Brown Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Fleur, Whiskey, Wines, Tobacco, Se, Canned Fruits, and Condime Wooden, Earthern, and Tin w. Giassware. Pepper, Starch, Spices, : Together with a variety of articles usually Kept in & well selected retail Grocery Store-’ six ALSO, We will sell, at 12 o'clock precisely, Horse, Wagon, and Harness. Terms. I] sums under €5) cash, over that amount, dit c thirty and sisty days, fornotes ati; torily endorsed, bearing interest, my 20d WW! Le WALL & CO., Aucts, ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, VALUABLE VACANT LOTS ON NBW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7THSTREETS WEST, AND GTH STREET WEsT, BETWEEN L AND M STREE(S NORTH. Op WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jnne 1, at 6 5 remises. we will seil, the eastern Square No. 45), fronting 34 feet f New York avenue, between e eots west. and running back 115 feet, to be divided into two Lots of 17 feet front h each. IMMEDIATELY AFTER. Part of Lot No. 21. and the whole of Lot No. 22, in Square No. 449, divided into five Lots, frontii each 15 feet 7 inches on the wast side of Sixth stree’ west, between L and M streets north, and running back 116 feet to a 25 foot alley. Terms: One-third cash, the remainder in six. and twelve months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises. inc nkeranate and stamps at the cost of the pur- aser. my 2-4 J.C. McGUIRE & 00. Austa. BYJ. C. McG. IRE & CO., Auctioneers, AN E RESIDENCE ON LOUISIANA AYV., BABAR THE CITY BALL: AT PUBLIC AUG: TION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 31, at 634 o'clock, on the premises, we skall sell, House and nat ie: * oaiaises axenua, bepamen Fone ane streets. a lar, and well arra FOCR STORY BROWN ERONT DWELLING. with large and well arranged Offices. with Private Entrance, handsome Parlors, and Chambers, fin- ished in the best manner, with all the modern im- Bevemcate, @ fine deep lot, with brick wall around. zy i d arrangement of this property render i very deniraule to Professional Gentlemen. Terms of sale: one-half cash, the remainder in six months, with interest secared by a deed of Great cn she eens al 886 8850! . hy Bd vg. O. McGUIRE & Co., Aucts, PERKINS, STERNE & Co., 180 Breadway, N. ¥., EXOLUSIVE DEALBRS IN CALIFORNIA WINE. We guarantee them all to be ABSOLUTELY PURR. For sale by all first-class Grocers and Draggists everywhere. tab 30-3m* 244 Ps, avemne, between izth and 13th streets, an SS Pa. ae, under the National Hotel, offes to, the Oficers Of the army their well setected stock of FIELD GLASSES, - single -< doubl ste the nests Se Janos le pera passes ls Pas Tt ermometers. Mathematical I Photsgragh Albums, Cartes do Visite, plain or colored, OBC} nd Views in a great variety, Brasilia Pebble and. Periscopie Spectacles and Bye Glasses, carefully sui' for every wert ic> ular eyesight and warranted. ap cre. a AND PITCH, rece! sole. choice lot of Felt et oye end te ee cheap, together with LASTER and Pitch. IRE PEA ENWIOK '& STEWART ap 18-1m* Sak enente ‘at.. st Oanal bridge IZES CASHED In All legalised lotteries, Information i ates Cireulars sent frees and all orders promptly ai tended to. addre |. 11 Wall street, N. ¥. PG ees Bs ont Ufiice Box 4.264. .ROHING OUT. A Manual of Military Sur ; Hondon. Drawing and Surveying. Qsanam—Methode de lever les plans. Paris. lobbe—Cours de Topographie elementaire. 8. - "Eke de lever les plans, ee NOK TAYLOR. r A, a WOPF PA! | aven i WATCH MATERIALS, TOOLS, CRYSTALS, FILES, &e., No. 337 PENNSYLVANTA AVENUE, opposite Metropolitan Hotel, mar 2-ly Washington, D.C. DST aE et te ‘TH DISTRIOT of Columb: ools raion Taytom AMUSEMENTS. CANTERBURY HALL. B10 SCANTERBURY BH. 4 avs L LioAN TERBURY Halt: THEATER LovrstaNa Avenvs, Neary Corner of Sixth Street, Reavy of National and Metropolitan Hots, @uoncs Lea. ___. ___. ___.__.. Proprietor W. E. Camavavoz_.........._..Stage Manager, BRILLIANT SUCCESS BRILLIANT SUCCESS of the new SPECTACULAR DRAMA, SPECTACULAR DRAMA, Witnessed last week by over 5.0% persons, entitled CUDJO’S CAVE, OUDIJO'S CAVE, DJ : . ig = SO5' (oo oh OO woos ob eBio es janeaaeaaca: pees acaaaa [st <<: <i: eee et > E, VE, DJO’S CAVE, OUDJO’S CAVE, OR THE BATTLE-CRY OF FREEBOM, BATTLE-ORY OF FREEDOM. BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDO! BATTLE-CRY OF FRBEDO. BATTLE-CkyY OF FREEDOM. BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM. Received stench Fopieesntation with h APPLAUSE, THUNDERS OF APPLAUSE, and pronounced by competent qndges the lelelolelolelelelolorn! aac eueeeEer OSOS0S50: ad<< v \E. OF THE PRESENT DAY. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, And on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 p.m., will pe presented the New Drama. dramatized express- ay ice the Canterbury, by John F. Poole, i CUDJO'S CAVE, OR THE BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM, POMP, a self-emancipated bond- a J.DEFORREST tive. but sound in heart = osece -Billy West Penn Hapgood,a Quaker schoolmas- ter eee sete ess see. J. S, Daugherty Cart Minnevick. a German boy, fall of courage and of curning. W. B.Cavanagh Rev. Mr. lars |, an aged cler, MIM Spore cores tse Cudjo.a deformed negro Harper ay McPherson Silas Rope Aug. Blyth ‘0 | Mr. Williams Dan Pepperill. Gad.. . }Becessioniats.; Mr. \G ‘8 Jennie Forrest . Johnson NEW SCENERY, X ESSES. NEW DRESSES, MUSIC, and new 824 pyNsIVE PROPERTIES, Full of estete STARTLING EFFECTS anc replete wi} LUMOROUS HITS, First week of M’LLE MARIETTA RAVEL, M'LLE MARIETTA RAVEL, M’LLE MARIETTA RAVEL; M’LLE MARIETTA RAVEL; M’LLE MARIETTA RAVEL, niece of the celebrated Gabriel and Francois Ravel, and the principal ¢ard of the GREAT RAVEL TROUPE, GREAT RAVEL TROUPE, the superb beauty and incomparable French and Spanish Danseure Also. acknowledged to be with- on ‘alin ountry **SERPORMER ON THE TIGHT RUPE, PERFORMER ON THE TIGHT ROPE. MONS. BAPTIST. MONS BAPTIST. MONS. peraley MONS. BAPTIST MONS. : sevrateONS, BAPTIST = ed Parisian, Danc The celebratgalict, and the famoué RONZANT BALLET TROUPE ANI BALLET TROUPE. NI BALLE : ANI BAULE EL . NI BALLE EB! ELY ELY DVELY BLY (ELY The rival Beauties an MISS JENN MIS8 JENN MISS JENN MISS JENN A an¢ MISS ESTELLE FORREST, MISS ESTELLE FORRE: MISS ESTELLE FOR! MISS ESTELLE FORRE INGEL, W. B. GO: it a1 ,; Pantomimist, Comic Vo- ae ae et delinentor of Irish character, whose unbounded yersatility and genial humor have won for him a host of admirers. DON SANPIAGO GIBBONNOIS8E, DON 8 TAGO GIBBONNOISE; DON 84 IAGO GIBBONNOISE, DON SANTIAGO GIBBONNOISE, DON a H eo GIBBON NOISE. a) ontortionist and performer on The wonderful Fisine Kings. perio ie J.J. DOUGHERTY, 3.3: DOUGHERTY, - the eccentric comedian. J. DE FORREST, 3: DE FORREST, | the talented light comedian, HE CONSTELLATION OF BEAUTY, THE CONSTELLATION OF BRAUTY, THE CONSTELLATION OF BEAUTY, THE CONSTELLATION BEAUTY, THE CONSTELLATION OF BEAUTY, Anumber of young and beautiful ladies, whose combined loveliness and grace justly entitles them to the above euphonic title, consisting of Misses MMA SCHELL. . - BORNNEE FORREST, ny MAY. KITTY LER, FANNY MO Voy CLIFTON re HoWarp NOM! PORTER, Ra KITTY ScorT, EMMA GARDNER, WILSON. MAGGIE LUCY’GARDNER, TIA A TIA TIA Wd ar in a charming variety of WhoMANGES, TABLEAU, fe ee” J. W. GIBBS, a Badiot and delinestor of joist an elineator of ni ‘oO the renowne: eivarkers eer Mr. ROBINSON, Mr. ROBINSON, the po; et Dancer, mi 1 N' MAM JOMPANY ENTIRE M. MMOTH SOMPANY ENTL COMPANY -_ BA BALLETS. EXTRAVAGANZAS, EXTRAVAGANZAS, &e. &e. hange in the Olio Department Each Night, Ghange in the Olio Department Each Night, Admisrion —————- —-- -- 02 ae = Peete Boxes, holdhag dix persond.—-—— 8 Doors open at 7 e’clock; Performance to com- mence at $8 e’clock. .¥ MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON grr AT TWO O'CLOCK. Ladies 25 cents; Children Weents. c. WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1864. N°. 3,507. AMUSEMENTS. FORD'S NEW THEATER, TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. THECOOLEST anv BEST VENTILATED PLACE OF PUBLIC AMUSEMENT IN THE curv’ A GREAT SUCCESS! HOUSES CROWD c THIS EVENING, THIRD NIGHT OF THE REVIVAL = OF TEE NAIAD QUEEN, with MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. _ ELEGANT APPOINTMENTS, BRILLI UMES. RCHES AND TABLEAUX, AND AN pUNEQUALED CAST OF CHARACTERS, Pe embracing the names o! e Washington favori MISS SUSAN DENIN. The Celebrated Pantomimist, MR, J. H. FOSTER, AND ALL THE FAVORITES OF THE COMPANY, - a gd Spectacle, A GRAND AMAZONIAN MARCH BY EIGHTEEN YOUNG LADIES, Nore.—This grand and most beautiful spectacle, ae scenery, costumes and machinery of which cost over TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, cannot be produced after this week. Shakspeare’s COMEDY OF ERRORS will shortly be produced, with ao as EQUALED CAST, ~. and in an elaborate manner in every detail. Owing to the great demand for seats to witness the NAIAD QUEE the management announces that places can be se- cured three days in advance. GROVER’S THEATER. PEXNSYLVANIA AY.,NEAR WILLARD’s HoTEL. LEONARD GROVER. woneneee ee -oee- Director THE COOLEST THEATER IN AMERICA. VEN- TILATED BY OVER 100 WINDOWS. ICE WATER FOR THE AUDIENCE! THIS( Wednesday) EVENING, May 25, 1865, Second night of the brief OPERA SEASON First Bupssrsnce’ £ the Renowned this season » HA Tenore, BELMAN, Second appearance of the Charming Prima Donna Lyrique, M'LLE FREDERICT. First appearance of the Beautiful Prima Soubrette, MLLE CANIS8. For this night only, Carl Von Weber’s Grand Opera in four acts. DER FREISCHUTZ Heinrich Steinecke Ottocar. Prince of Bohemia.M, Cuno, Head Ranger of the P Agathe, bis daughter. Annchen, her Cousin Caspar, First Ranger. -...M. Anton Graff Max, Second Ranger.. 1. Theodore Habeimasn the Wild Hunter... i. Henzler = . Behrend Kronfeld App: Pi 8, Foresters, M aritions. In act third the celebrated Incantation Scene. Goblins, Sprites, Demons, the Phantom Hunt; Casting the Magic Bullets, CARL ANSCHETZ, Conductor of the Opera METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB AND ELEVENTH STREET. B.GARD‘NER & H. ENOCH .---- Proprietors, PROF. HOLDEN... ___... lasical Director THE COOLEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY! First appenrance of the great favorite Eth inns, FRANK KERNS AND J. THOMPSON THE LARGEST COMPANY OF ARTISTS! BEAUTIFUL BALLETS! COMIC PANTOMIMES! NEGRO BURLESQUES! COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL SINGING pian BY THE GREAT METROPOLITAN TROUPE. Admission .. 25 cents Orchestra Ch A” cents Priv: fs A GRAND MATINEE EVERY MONDAY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. GEORGETOWN ANVHRMTS GEORGETU wa, v. U., ai 24,2504, HE Undersigned Groeers and Dry Goods Mer- chants do hereby agree to close our_respective of business at 732 p.m. from June Ist to placenaber I-t, 1sst, except SATURDAY, in order to afford onr employees a portion of time for re- creation, JOHN J. BOGUE, GEORGE W. ORME, a JACKSON, . 8. ROSENTHAL, DWARD MYERS. my 25-3w* IGH STREET MARKET, No. 74 Opposite Prospzct Strrer, Georgetown, D. C, We, the undersigned, beg leave to inform the public that we have on hand a choice assortment of Fresh Meats of all kinds, Poultry, Game, &c. Eggs wholesale and retail. Apples and Potatoes by the barrel, Canned Fruits of all kinds at market prices. H. W. FISHER & Co, my 3-lm* R? DROST & SUTRO, Importers of HOSIERY AND FANCY GOODS, No. 253 Ba.timore SvReeT, BALTIMORE, Have removed their office from No. 534 7th street. to No, 18 Market Space. up stairs, where they will continue to keep a full line of samples of all their Rew, goods reoeived by every steamer from Europe. ve invi eust rs to call and examine them. Nhe aaa DROST & SUTRO. IDWELL & HENDERSON, No. 367 D Street, Nein NistH, Respectfully inform their friends and the public enerally that they have now in store a well se- fected assortinentof ° WALL PAPER3 AND WINDOW SHADES, which they are prepared to sell et the lowest cash ices. f ? Work done at short notice in the city or country i nD. . 367 D street, near 9th, ap 2-tf MON a TELS AND EATING-HOUSES.—We have HH store @ superior stock of GLASS- WARE, CHINA, CROCKERY, CUTLERY and PLATED WARE, particularly adapted to the ure of the above establishments, to. which wenny ite che siento of eee Prove store: +oods marked at fair prices in no ca: i more be asked. WEED & BEVERIDGR, my 20-6t 504, Odd Fellows’ H 7th st, NOTICE. Turner Will be a mnectin pra the housekeep? ers of the District of gon! meat og HOUSEFURNISHING ESTABLISH 369 7th street, between Land K st: SORRT pe immense stock of CARPETS, L THS, Oy CLo) MATTINGS, And HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS in general, which they are selling st less prices than they can be bought for at the manufactories. pee ae, nats waiscoant of 10 per cent. on all 8 Of $50 and upwards, IGN THE HIGH AWNING. ee oF BONTZ & GRIFFITH, 369 Seventh street, my2-6t [Alex.Gaz,& Jour.] bet. Land K sts, LiC2828 TO BE RENEWED, CoLLECTOR’S OFFICE, United States Internal Revenus, D.C, Washington, May 19. A Persons in business in the District of Columbia are hereby notified that all licenses under the United States Excise law expired May 1, 184, and must be renewed ee athe pets Seinen vies the i wh ©] penalties preseribed Me i CLERHANE, ye for District 01 olum| my 20-6t Collet ee 46 Seventh st., near F. URE SODA WATER, WITH FRUIT AND CREAM 8IRUPS, Drawn from MARBLE FOUNTAINS, m At WM, A, GRAY’S, Northeast corner Matsachusetis av. my 20-5t* . and 4th street. RRPEIR-SEY 2 2.0.35 2 = A sa BOE % ARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! ty of New and Second-hand i. #0) at Alno,ceevirel LIGHT EXPRESS or Repairing promptly attended to, . GRAHAM, Coachmaker, my 21-81" oa wand 477 Bighth strest, INTERESTING PARTICULARS OF GRANT’S ADVANCE, [Special Correepondence of Phila. Inquirer.) HEADQUARTERS Sxconp Corps, May 21-5 p.m.—This corps has made a march to-day of about twenty miles—an advance further into theenemy’s country. We left the vicinity of Spottsylvania at 12 o’clock last night, marched east by south to the Bowling Green road, crossing the Richmond and Potomac railroad & short distance north of Guiney’s Station, ad- vanced south to Bowling Green, along the tel- egraph road, then southwest some two miles to Milford Station. have crossed the Mattapony river within a quarter of a mile of that Point, and are now in a good position eouthwest of that stream. As I write I hear hundreds of &xes vigorously plied, chopping timber for breastworks, within half a mile to the front, and as many spades are working just as busily, though more silently. Milford Station is equidistant trom Freder- icksburg and Hanover Junction; 18 miles from each, and 40 miles from Richmond. Up to last night it has been used by the rebel army as its depot of supplies, but being apprised of our adven: in this direction, they succeeded in re- moving nearly everything away before our arrival. How they ever gota hint of our in- tentions is a profound mystery. Probably not a dozen men in the Army of the Potomac knew our destination, yet it is stated‘ that the enemy were fully informed 21 hours in ad- vance, It will be seen by what I have already stated, that we are between the rebel army and the railroad, which has formed its line of commnu- nication with Richmond, and at the same time hold a commanding position on its right flank. Although skirmishing commenced seyeral miles before reaching Bowling Green, the en- emy made no serious resistance until our cavalry arrived in the vicinity of Milford Sta- tion. Here Col. Hammond found a strong line of infantry in his way, formed along a road running obliquely to the one on which he was advaneing, their left occupying & hill near the junction of the two roads, and fortified on the top with rifle-pits. He at first charged them with his men, except a skirmish line, mounted, but found their position was too strong. He then sent back to Gen. Torbert for reinforce- ments, and pending their arrival dismounted his men and formed in line. The 16th Pennsyl. vania, from Colonel Chamberlain’s command, soon found him, and were also dismounted. Our troops then advanced, making their heayiest attack on the enemy’s right, and after some Seple fighting, driving them back from the road along which they had gaken position, Our left, driving the enemy before it, was then Swung around, and charged the hill, where the enemy were entrenched, from the Tear, thus rendering the rifle pits of no avail for their protection. Sosuddenly was this manwuvre effected that we were upon them before they suspected our approach from that quarter, and sixty-six of them were captured. The troops engaged on the part of the enemy were a por- tion of Pickett’s division, and Were sent here yesterday to guard the depot. Moriey Hovusg, NEAR GUINEY’s STATIon, May 2!—9 p. m—A hasty dispatch, scrawled upon the’sward before the house at half past four p. m., and sent off the moment after, has announced to you the great march of to-day. Your correspondeat with the 2d corps will send you the full details of its progress, and it only remains for me to give you some general idea of the movement in hand. Look at the map, note the relative positions of Spottsylyania Court House and of Guiney and Bowling Green, and th3 mind can at once perceive the wonderful military genius that has flanked the rebel py. and advanced far to the rear of its posi.ion in the little space of twenty-four hours. It is the magnificent moye- ment over the Rapidan repeated ona grander scale and under more difficult circumstances. There the enemy was over a river and beyond a chain of mountains; to-day he was within a hundred yards of our picket line. in aa open country, ‘with roads everer” did not touch the telegraph road, and to-night we have leaped arrace hah we pind. the xailcund, and planted ourselves firmly on tne old great stage road from Fredericksburg to Richmond, that is east of and near parallel with the railroad. What next! Lee cannot fight us here. His next chance is at Hanover Court House, on the line of the North Anna, which has always been considered formidable. Bat Lee beware. Itis now diamond cutdiamond. Grant, aided by such subalterns as Meade, Hancock and Burnside, has been more than his match so far, and will be to the end. A word es to the country. The scenery around Gniney is beautiful. From Motley’s house, Which stands on an elevation halfa mile trom the station, the whole yalley of the Upper Mattapony is @ map unrolled atour feet. Far off on its outskirts is a belt of timber skirting the sluggish Mattapony, and beyond st again rises the circle of hilJs,on which the sturdy boys of the 5th corps lie dreaming of home: Motryey House, May 22, 10% a. m—The headquarters of the 9th corps were established bere at daylight. The corps i3 about leaving and will proceed to-day to Bethel Church, 7 miles beyond. The 6th corps is now passing down the road in the direction taken by the Sth corps Inst evening. The affair last night indicated by the can- nonading was the holding in check of the ene- my’s stromg rear guard by Burnside and Wright, which was handsomely done. The headquarters of the army are still here, but will move in the course of the day. From all present indications, we will haye no battle this side of the line of the North Anna river. HEADQUARTERS SECOND Corrs, May 22,6 A M.—Up to this hour all is quiet, Warren has crossed the Po River at Guinea’s Bridge, on his way to form connection on our right. If Lee has not already fallen back from Spotsylvania we shall soon, if successful in completing our lines, be 2 position to cut him off from Richmond. k This corpsis already within a few miles of his direct line of march towards Hanover Junction. We can cut off his supplies from this point at pleasure, and compe) him to fight us on ground of ourown selecting. Itis just possible, however, that he may have taken the alarm yesterday, and already given us the slip by a timely retreat with the main body of his army. CONGRESSIONAL. SSS In THE SENATE yesterday— On motion of Mr. Fessenden, the House bill to provide internal revenue to support the Government, to pay the interest on the public debt, and for other purposes, was taken up. Considerable time was spent in discussing the amendments preposed by the Senate’s Finance Committee in regard to United States asses- sors, their duties and y, which were gen- erally agreed to, including the provision al- lowing assessors as high as $4, per annum, and assistant assessors four dollars per day when employed in cajlecting lists and making valuations. In THE HOUSE yesterday— Mr. Patterson, of N. H., reported a bill to werd vir? ie Newavoyss ome in the Dis- trict of Colum! Mr. Brooks, of N. ¥., wished to know what was the use of such somes if newspapers were to be suppressed. In that case there would be no news! 5 Mr. Kernan:said it would be idle to protect newsboys if we donot protect citizens whose rights have been violated. If it was not in order for him to express ‘his views in this grand inquest of the nation, he desired thatan express. section should be added to the bill, rovidirg thatthe press shall not’be mee eet by the arbit ‘will ofan execative officer. Mr: Morrill rai the question that the free- dom of the press was not pertinent to the bill; ani The Speaker sustained the point. He said the bill merely provided for an act of incorpo- ration of & home fer newsboys, and such re- marks were no more appropriate than toa land or @ pension bill. Mr. Brooks moved to recommit the bill, with instructions that its provisions be made to apply to the sewabore of New York: Provided, it shall not Ke lawfu Stig sapien velit other person in authority, suppress ni = papert military forde, thus depriving ne ws- f their employ ment. “The Speaker sdid he amendment was clearly out of order. ‘ Mr. Brooks modified Bis proposition, in- structing the committee to reporta new section that no news] ¢ shall be suppressed in ‘Without due process of law. ; The Speaker, — aero poate stint rons, who bad gieided to Mr. Kernan, resumed ‘Ne figor. He anid it was the pride of the Sper mer of the House, as well as his own, that in their early gage they were news! and bad been edu to be journalists. Mr. Neleon, of N. Y., asked his whether be was in favor of continuing the Home at Fort Lafa) newsboys’ home rette. Mr. Brooks sald’ that the should be the Capitol prison, and he would Dave their education such as would thorough- Vy fit them for champions of human liberty. © would have them read Magna not only in the English, but in the original Latin. He would have them thoroughly trained to the principles of that charter, extorted by the Barons trom King John, at Runeymeade, and which declares that no man shall be defrauded of bis liberty, except by due process of law. He would have this declaration ted on the Cepitol walls in Latin, Saxon, lish, and olber languages, that it might be read and un. derstood by all men. He would have news- boys educated under the petition of rights and the principles of common law affecting human Uist Kiet Ceckared. in England centuries ‘ve newsboys so thorough! - ed, that, when they were st ious selling their pemerercs by arbitrary power, they would have the ability of the journalist to remonstrate ist the gross injustice and outrage upon their rights. Am ihr Brooks 8B 4. pow in order? Mr. Wadsworth, vaio who was sitting nea: Mr. Brooks, ironically said his remarks ‘were treasonable. Mr. Brooks, resuming, said those who violate the Constitution are guilty of treason. Those who lawlessly arrest editors and suppress journals are guilty of treason. A violation of tre Constitution of the United States is the b ghest order of treason. aoe Speaker.—The gentleman is not in order. Mr. Brooks remarked : If this is not in or- cer, I have nothing more tosay. He then took bis seat. The dill for the incorporation of the News- boys’ Home in the District of Columbia was then passed, under the operation of the pre- vious question. A Prorgzr Resvxe—On Friday morning last, as David Paul Brown, Esq., ois to ad- dress the jury on behalf of the defendant, in the case of the Commonwealth vs Keracher, charged with murder, he perceived that two of the jurymen bad their legs stretched out tela Righer than their bodies, — their ir oots resting upon the railing that separ- ated-the jury box from the Bar. Mr. Brown, before commencing his speech, addressing thesetwo jurymen, said: ‘‘Take down your feet, sirs. came here to speak to men’s héeade, or their hearts, and not to their feet;and will submit to no such indignity in a court of jus- tice, when the life of an individual is at stake, for decency is a part of the law.” The feet, of course, dropped at once, and an logy was made. This was a merited rebuke from the counsel, and a bold one, too, as it was directed to two of the very body who were to decide the prisoner’s fate.— Philadelphia Press, THR For OF THE PROCLAMATION.—The arrest of Howard, the forger of the pretended proclamation of the President, continues taex- cite much ciscussion in New York and Brook- lyn. _The New Yerk Sun says: The frieads of Howard are very much dis- treesed at the dis, he has brought upon himself by a reckless use of the talent he pose sessed. Some of the mest influential men of Brooklyn are warm personal friends of the geprit who was a prominent republican, and in bis individual capacity has acted with the party since the war commenced. It is rn- mored that of late Howard has exhibited symptoms of insanity, and hie utterance of the bogus * proclamation” wasonly & remonitory indication of the disease. A prolonged resi. dence in Fort Lafayette will probably effect s cure, if the patient survives the incarcera- ign. 7A young woman res! in Buffalo, rose from her bed in a state of somnambulism, the other night, and while-wandering about the house fell down a flight of steps, by which her neck was broken, causing instant death. *#F The scientific jury called by the coroner to investigate the causes of the explosion at the factory of Cornelius & Baker, in Philadel- phia, ashort time ago, whereby many lives were lost, have fully exonerated all concerned. &7 There is a singular coincidence in the wounding of Longstreet with that of Stonewall Jackson, if the report that the former is wound- ed be true. Both were shot by their own men, and in each instance by South Carolina troops Sa Peter A. Parvew, a clerk of Adams Ex- press Company, who for fifteen years enjoyed. the confidenge of the company, has been ar- rested for stealing money packages entrusted to his care, 7 The publishers of western newspa) lately held a convention at Cinginnati. hey doped a higher scale of prices for advertis- ing. W2~ More than ten suicides take place every day in France; last vear fanr th -~— +.8e OFFICIAL. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United States of America. To all whom it may concern. Satisfactory evidence haying been exhibited to me that CONSTANTINE P. RALLI has been appointed Vice Consul of Greece, at St Louis, Missouri, I do hereby recognize him as such, and declare him free toexercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges, as are al- lowed to the Vice Consuls of the most favored nations, in the United — pe s have caused thes tH See a ue mete Patent, and the Seal of the United States to be hereunto Given under my hand at the City of Wash- ington, the 20th day ot May, A. D. 1 [L. 8.]and of the Independence of the Uni! States of America, the Seth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By the President, WILLIaM H. Sewanp, Secretary of State. ALPRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United States of America. To all whom it may concern. Satisfactory evidence haying been exhibited to me that CARL C. FINKLSR has been ap- pointed Consulof the Duchy of Nassan, for the State of California, to reside at San Francisco, I do hereby recognize him as such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges, as are allowed to the Consuls of the most favored nations,in the United States. In testimony whereof, I have caused these letters to be made patent, and the Seal of the United States to be hereunto affixed. Given under my hand at the City of Wash- ington, the 2ist day of May, A. D. 1964, {L.8.] and of the Independence of the United States of America the 6th. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By the President: Wiiiiam H. Sewarp, Secretary of State. War Department, Adjutant General’s - Washington, D. C., May 21, ret 3 Captain J. M. Eyster, 1Sth United States ine tanteye having been reported to the headquar- ters of the army for failing to report at Cin- cinnati, Ohio, as ordered, is hereby notified that he will be recommended for dismissal from the service of the United States, unless, within fifteen (15) days from this date, he appear before the Military Commission, in session in this city, of which ‘ier General Oald- well, United States volunteers, is president, and make satisfactory defence to the charges ‘5 E. D. TowysEnp, aaainat hip, Assistant Adjutant General. CaBace. a SES, CABS, &c. Just received a very large and splendid assort- CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES, AISES, Cc. ip . st., bet. I K, al. Iwould most respectfull inform my customera i tock. of Am« and Fr HANGINGS. conatating of the foent also in receipt ofa large assortment of Gilt look for themselves before buying cleowhere, an X my 9-e02m No. 240 Pa. avenue, AT THE NEW YORK E&STASLISHMENT, Stock of Goods, and desirous 0 reducing. it before the close of the will opportuni Ladies will now have the oppo! season. i t ably low pri which we are running SOR eORUUFERH, = 20-2) alex. Gazette and Journal. APERHANGINGS. receiving and the'public in ral t] ad Fivogh PAPRRE en! Papers, suitable for parlors, dining rooms, cham- bers and hal! Cornice, Gilt Window Shades and Picture Cord and Tassels. ning to purchase will do well to my 9-66 {Intel.} ARGAINS IN MILLINERY B AND CHILDREN’ SFANCY HATS, No. 4 Market Space, second door from 9th street. Haying & large and extensive he pri. ‘be marked down much Below their oFiginal value. ee stylish Bonnet for Ping ‘they, et tay for an inferior one else- here, . “he stock is complete, with every nove oe ] LIME! LIME!—I am now ° L mn without eoming Pa AM,