Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1864, Page 1

AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DaYs. BY J.C. McGUIRB & CO , Auctioneers, LARGE SALE OF VACANT LOTS BELONGIN: TO THE EST. VINCENT OBPHAN ASYLUM. % On FRI. AY APFERNOUN, June 34. at 536 o’elk. atthe Auctioa Rooms shail sail, for account of St. Vincent’s Orpban Asylom, the foll wing wala- able vacant Lots, Lots 9 and 1°, in Square Ny. 19, fronting together ¥7 feetsinches on Twenty-fAfth str west, tween F and G streets north, Lot 13, Square 6', f-onting 43 feet 9 inches on Twenty-second street, between New York avenue and north Ds reets, Lot 9. Square rast of Eqaane No. 37, fronting 157 feet 4 inches on New York avenue, and 12! feet 3 inches, on Virginia avenue,between Twentieth and Treacy ares stecets west. o quate 23. frenting 13 feet 11 inches on North E street, between Nineteenth and Twerti eth streets west, running through to New York avenue. CONGRESSIONAL. ais gn en Shs In TRE SENareE yesterday— Mr. Lane,of Kansas, moved that the usual oath be sdminictered to Mr. Fishbatt, Senator electfrom Arkansas. Some objections beix, Made, the chairman announced that the usc: course in that counection was to refer the cre- Gentile to the Judiciary Committee. Considerable discussion ensued; and the further consideration of the matter. was then Posiponed. The interns] revenue bill cam up as the un- Snisbea business, and the Senate further in passing on the Finance ittee’s amendments An amendment to the Senate Finance Gom- Mittee’s amendmert to the bill, making the tax on & barrel of thirty-one gallons of ere beer, ale or other fermented liquors one dollar an twenty-five cents, instead of one dollar and fifty cente, was adopted. The o'her amends + Chening Star. =, XXIII. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1864. N2, 3,508 ments of the F: ? Lots 13 and M4, 18,29 and 9, ia Square No, 19? or bill progressed, were generally assed ne ks reapestively om Sixteenth sirect weet, Me- AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. the Senaje bring ax in Committee of the Whol . Fifteenth and Bixteenth streets west, and Fi ¥. Fessenden gave notice that after to-mo! street went, between vorth Land W atreetes eon FUTURE DAYS. CANTERBURY HALL. GROVER'S THEATER. [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATOHES.}] | TOW: De shonid move that the Senate have « Fete Nos.'2,3.11. 12, 13. 14, 15, 15. and 19, in Square BY 2: ©. MoGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, MUSIO SCANTERBURY HALL,} AND PENNSYLVANIA AV., NEAR WILLARD'S Hors, nightsession, after a recess of from 1% to7 Pi. Ponting: re pavers = Gen weet patel, H A L L2OANTERBURY HALL’§ THEATER | LEONARD GRovER...—......-.....-....,,-- Director o’clo. K p: m, toaead ‘ifteenth streets we: ade Is- - a tT "2! j i Hepuieesy gar Fock cui Buss twee | "on PREGAY PERERA RE ROME ET oe | mar Cone of Bak eat fer Nasnabend | "= SUDA ARATE WRiSg, VEN: | ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC. | mrmccne oe eens mime iiwunaa Coe onthe RIDAY AFTERNOON, May 2.8tG.o clock, tt © Bitreseliae Hovlis a i ICE AnED ‘FOR THE AUDIENCE! The Enemy Crossing the South Anna—The | The debate on the Reciprocity bill was con- Lots Nos. 3, 10, 14, 15 and 16.in Square 447, frenting Fquare No. 5:9, fronting each about 21:: feet on the | @uonow Lxa—— ——.___. __.__"_. Proprietor — = Union Forces in Close Pursuit—Firing | tinned until the adjournment. Fosventivelsy on north N Cetin apn ig bos east side of New Jersey avenue, at the corner of W. 8. Cawavaves, “Stage Manager. eA eh aeedes) BV ANING, May 26, 1564, Heard at Port Royal—Successful Cavalry bay west, Sev 5 e' ee! s were ee | =: 0 e te: N sud O streets north, and O street north, between | ofabout MO fest eg ee cacy on average depth °° OPERA SEASON. Sapeditise: GENERAL (ON FERENCE METHODIST ep Be ie Pt Ee These Lots are of good size for building parpo- RILLIANT SUCCESS Bieta poe [Correspondence of the Associated Press. | EPISCOPAL CHURCH, : ing respect tory ES Saeaxe No Tee ant sen, are well located, and will be sold to the high- BRILLIANT SuecESS app ead HERMANNS. ‘anda, HesDqUAS TERS) ARMY OF THE PoTomac, as itis beay, in session in Philadelphia, on and Second streets east, and Second street cast be- | “Terms: one-third cash, the remainder in six and SPECTACULAR DRAMA, far hin greatlveeeeae ate ar acpbistopbilee | Se ee een ene te ee eee eee eon ces couth D sud M stcosts. | = twelve months with interest. secured by a deed of SPECTACULAR DRAMA’ Phe ereatec: Pepresentation of ' Mephistophiles.” | North Anna yesterday forenoon, the 5th corps | °F'e in nce ta 8 statement (hat tae seer. saat tatueerivend t seeeiemetti ee SUanvevanons canons t Witnessed last week by over 5.9m porsons,entitled | Saiy pronounsea oe they Sressof Now York where | arriving by the telegraph rond from Gniney’s heen geob ty alia oon meme Phi wes Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six | opagny ©? *0ce# And stamps at the cost of the pur- CUDJO'S CAVE, it was alone the occasion of the most successful | Station, along which they bad followed the en- | amended by inserting «been withdrawn by the copied oe the ete tateeerte eda asend wh bon parks of $2) will be required on each at the euDIO8 Save ae a emy for several miles, skirmishing at different | secietary of the conference.” J 4 « "4 + a ’, . o' 4 es b in nal east ie reverts may besoon st ourowanting | s5—o—aESGUIRE «GOs DanC —— ousos CAVE, Beer Goan Tena oft PHO | so toe, and when they got to the North Aana | £5 Vs, more, Mcomunk # cali, deliberate joure. +c t }., Auctioneers, i. ance ounod’s ni ‘a0! a ct Ubristian hs my.23-d J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctas, Bre. DFSIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE pelo ove Baugh they took position behind earthworks on both Rey, Col. ‘Moody said he believed that Mr. ¥ J. 0, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND T STREETS. AND CUDJO’S CAVE, eyet witnessed in America. The Opera will be | sidesof the river, The 2d corps haying had | L’nshan bad and did sympa‘hize with the re- — IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE SEVENTH OUDJO’S CAVE, presented in five acta, with acast of creatstrength. | the advance on the Bowling Green road, re. | béllion. That was bis private opinion publicly CHANORRY SALE OF VALUABLBIMPROVED | STREET RAILROAD DEPOT. OUDIO'S CAVE, A POWERFUL CHORUS OP FIFTY, mained at Milford on the 22d, and az! p.m. | &XPTessed. G FER CORNER OF TOELSEH | - On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May <Tth. at 633 OUDIJO'S CAVE, The entire Grand Orchestre from the Academy of | yisterday came up and took position on the +v. Mr. Peck, of California, defendéd Mr. - 8 AND MASSACHUSETTS AVE- cece the preminen, we shall nell foe No.2, CUDJO’S CAVE, moale New ra aoe Mili ary Band ones left of the 2d corps, reaching the railroad. On | Lanahan. He said that any man who resided an . a 27,in Teer’s sul i si ‘e No, R TEE ge, inciden o the » and super aren On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 4, ato'elk, | 41 fronting together is feet on Seventh stasewest, BATTLEsORY OF FRERBOM, _Mise an Beene, vee ‘3 examination it was found the enemy helda | Sn the border and hed stood up as nobly ag on the Remsen by virtue of = decree of the Bu- | at the corner of north T street, and running back BATTLE-ORY OF FREEDO} M.Himmer as....—... +++ == Faust | strong position on the south bank of the river, S haa PDakey aay, ch re- preme Court of the District of Colam ia, sitting in | Joa feet on T street. toa 15 foot alley. BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM. +Signora Frederici as. —-—- Marguerite | with their advance on a peninsula formed by | ™®rkas been applied to him. This remark chancery, psssed in certain causer, (Nos. 210 and ‘hese lots are immediately opposite the City Pas- BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM. Madame Bertha Joban: Siebel | a small stream, which emptied into the riyer | WS loudly applauded by the conference. 711 in equity.) wherein James Mortimer Smith and —senger Railroad Company's Depot and stables, aud BATTLE-C&Y OF FREEDOM. Joseph Hermanns as gtgphiles | near the railroad crossing. Barlow's division | _ Rev. Mr. Lanahan also replied. Ho had but Rosalie Martha, his wife, are complainants, and | are considered desirable for business purpose: BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM M, Steinecke as.. Valentine | occupied the right of the railroad, Bi one record; and that stood without a blot. He Hagene, George. Maria, Louisa, Rosalie,andNich- | Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six | Received at each repr igniwith: 1 Mad, La Roche a es RSET Sg Pt pia vepe tion lly Jibbon oa the | Tepudiated every and all chargesof disloyalt Glas B.'Vanzsndt, minor children of George 0. | and twelve months. with interest, secured by a decd ab cach representation with GRAND FANFERE MILITAIRE FON Ct Onis wae emia rand Gibbon ons them Serre alia hia poansin caen eeoneeamnor ake Vantand:, deceased, and Arietta L. Vangandt, mi: | of truston the premises, Conveyances at ihe cost ERS OF APPLAUSE? inthe fourth act, with the entire strenath of the'| right, while'the Sin. corps were on the'rond | CPA Ae it Roe Ww athineten tanking hi nor child of Joseph A. Vapzanit, deceased, heirsat | of the purchaser. IUNDERS OF APPLAUSE. Company and Cherus, supported by a full Military | leading to the ford, a mile to the right. ar Department at Washington thanking him law of Maria Wood Vanzandt and Nicholas B. Vau- | ° my 2t-d_{Rep.] J.C. MeGUIRE & CO. Ancts, . by « emt judges th Band. a Skarmishing in front‘of Birney commenced | for the services he had rendered the Govern~ Zandt, decd, are defendants, I shallsell Lot num- | =. —— 7ELLIAN 7 and pronounce PNSATION Pia Oe OARL ANSCHUTZ.,...... Conductor of the Opere | ahout2 p. m., and at 4 the batteries got to work | Ment. ber three (3)in Jebn Davidson's division of Lot | PRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BENRATION Bray — and shelled the enemy, while Birney’s division | Col. Moody endeavored to explain, but the Rea dt teen (ls.j etestere Rumber three hundred | Farr py ORDER OF ORDER OF TUR COM- SENSATION. PLAY FRIDAY, May 2, were ordered to charge and carry the works, | Contesence would not permit, a motion to ad~ ara fifteen (318,) situated at the corner of Twelfth ‘1 7 $ 2 C oe 4 iL 8 AE RT eR EB ; y a bei a Street west and Massachusetts avenue. containi MISSTIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, OF OF THE PRESENT DAY. amet 3 and, il possible, get possession of the bridges | Journ being carried. . rip 3 . TRE | GRASS STANDING 'N THE 8MiTHSONIAN OF THE PRESENT DAY. SATURDAY, May 23, a i On Tuesday, the above snbject came up 4,003", squire feet, more or less, and improved by 4 "7 4 OF 3: DAY. across the river. The charge was made in gyiabstential apd well arranged Frawe Dwelling | Ga SATURDAY nest, the 2th instant, we stall PTHE PRESENT AY: Dele ee to NY splendid style, and, although met with ashower | 2&1, and— ou so niné rooms. » ies " Tickets for any of the-above Operas Rey. Col. Meody rose immediately after the z a = xale at_| of bullets from the rifle pits, as well as shells A The grounds are handsc laid out wi it | Sell om the premises.at 5 o'clock p.m. all the EVERY N Me "g Music Store, an ne Box OM> J ; reading of the journal, and claimed the privi~ and Sowers ard the elahe epee eee neat | grass crowing on the Smithsonian zrounis which EVERY NIGHT TBIS WEER, __ | Metgrott's Music Store..and at the Box OMice of | trom the batteries on the opposite side of the Boge ISO Ee ie te the bie as.a residence is Supposed to cut 65 or 70 tons of May, And on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 p. m., will SO4LE OF PRICES: river, our men never halted antil theenemy | (fo hat rished to when the Conference ‘Also. Lot No. 4. in Davidson’s sub-division of the Terms cash, To be mowed and removed agree: | be resented the New Drama, dramatized express- | Orchestra Chairs..—- —--- ..$1 | Were driven across the bridge, und our guns | ° Shale ena 8a us e i reno west part of said square, fronting twenty-five fect | Able to the direction of James Nokes, the Public | ly for the Canterbury, by Jolin F. Poole, Exq.,en- | Dress Circle ond Para “3 ®) | placed so as to command it. udjotrned the day previous. He called atyen- on the cast side of Tweifth street west, between | ‘iardener. N us titled 7 * (Reserved Beats 69 conts extra, Some of the men even wenthalf-way across, | JON te a misapprehension. The depaté om Macsschusetts avenue and north M street, and | _™y 25-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, CUDIO'S CAVE, Family Cirtle..ss.se--es esses 0 | and one was seen with a rebel flag, who was | Monday came upon a report from the Com~ Tunning beck one hundred feet one inch, Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. OR THR Cc. D. HESS, torced to throw it into the river to prevent its | Mittee on Itinerancy, thatthe journal of the Ph ei Ut Usterrme jp fos = At the Horse Bazaer, 95 La. ay, BATTLE-CRY OF FREEDOM, Business Macager aud Tressurer. recapture. The highest praise was given to | Bi!timore Conference for 861 had been stolen iv 5 nD eat. - —- . ———, aa te a chasers uotes with approved turety. Onthe rati- | ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF GARRIAGE, | POMP, a self-emancipatel bohd- TORKES FORD'S NEW THEATER, the division and its General by General Han- | BY © disloyal member, now, notorious saces + Pall of Use patchase oney The tate eet | oORSATURDAY MORNING. zh instant, at 10 | cauiovs deformed negroaniacugi eS” | renrm Sraest, above PaNnsrivaxra Aveo | cock, for the gallant manner in which it | fionist in the rebel ranks | It was then moved fall of the purchase money, the trustee will con- | o’clock, we will sell, at the Bazaar, by order of the a Jo.8 formed negro.and a fugi Billy West COOLEST «Np BEST VENTILATED PLACE | 8t0rmed and carried this strong position. The " ‘po! h y 13 4 vey dhe titfes in feo simple. Administrator.a very fine two Horse Carriage, | p{ive, but sound in hear®. saan West COOLIO AMUSEMENT IN THE ante | contest continued until after dark, eich pariy | oWnal was withbeld by the Secretary of that f the terms of sale are not complied with wiktin | nearly new. built by @. BR, Hall.and suitable fora | Peon Hapgood.a Quaker 5 t EO baad NE etExs maintaining their line. Qur loss in this action | Conference.” This Mr. M. opposed, as he be= five days thereafter. the trustees reserve the right | private family. te -J.J, Dougherty A GREAT SUCCEs8! was about 250 in killed and wounded. The loss | li ved in calling things by their richt names. to re-sell the proverty, at the risk and oost ofthe | Terms: Four montha credit, secured by note of | Car : . wl BC HOUSES CROWDED? 3 ica he ; e Col. Mocdy stated that when the repor: cf a olting purchaser, on one Week's notice in the | purchaser, satisfactorily endorsed with interest, Re conrage and an aged oltre Zw, javanagh ee “THIS. EVENING A of [he enerty Role Starrett lag oarow?s | the Committee on Itinerancy was under con- nin, A , Administrator. seis s . iORG "S SPECTACLE g 2 “Conreyan sandstemps at the cost of the pur. | _my.23 W. L. WALL & CO, Aucts, and blind... ... swags secoeesele. Ward THE: GORGNOUS SPECTACLE About 5 p. m.Gen. Warren etfvcted a cross. | Sideraiic Wh ainicesi tienen = S.J. t) le z a VS 4 = omv.2i-d J.0, MoGUIRE & 00. Aucts, | PRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ---Joba Mulligan NAIAD QUEEN, TD ee pease an, the south Dank, | io strike out ine word “disloyal,” Upon ‘Rig ‘PRY GRERN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. OF Ee aa rt ecm ne: Ghee, piles Cite Tennessee Unionists 3- — ’ 7 AN a rodd . IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALE. i On SATURDAY, the 25th instant, at 10 o'clock, Lysander Sprowl—.} a.m with 6 5 4 Col. Mocdy made a tew remarks, in which his Misphorten | MAGNIFICENT SORNERY, Fe drote backs athe ee oe oe ewes, WHO | snention was to ray that Mr. Lanahan waa i ELEGORILLIANT COST wounded lying thick on the ground in front of | Sympathy with this particular man to whoma In pursuance of a decree of the Supreme Court of we sba I sell, in front of our Auction Ri Silas Ropes. . SHES i the matier referred. the District of Columbia, rendered tu special tari, over eptioned goods.to pay storage freignt, | Aue. Blythew GHAND MAND TABLEAUX, | Was upwards of 30 In Killed and wounded, | Mr Lanaban then made a personalattack om on the 16th dag of May. 1864, in acause in chancery, not called for before tae lay cf sale, tothe | Dan Pepperil! ASDAN waa | dark Gen. B , ; | him, for which he was called to order by the No. 45, in which Samue) V. Btillings, Elizabeth E’ | hishest oidaor for cach, vackagesmarked R, Bates, | Gad. SNEQU ALED CAST OF CHARACTERS Shout dark Gen. Barnside’s corps cawe up | Gre “Ne then retreated His Kematke To Angel: and John T. Angei are complainants, and | from schooner Mary Jabe ees | Der phasing the anmed or the Warkinaton freorite | 2d took position between Hancock and War. | Chair He then retreated his remarks. To Saran V. Hamilton, Laura A, Stillings, Geotge 8. | my.25-d GREEN & WILTIAMS, Aucts, | Davi embracing tae tis8 SUSAN DENIN. |? | ren, and made preparations to cross. Every peels yea bediglags Johasen, Elen M, Smith, Laura V. Smith. Joseph = j Virgi The Celebrated Pantomtmict body felt in good spirits and confident of a yic- | T&ther appear on the record as endeavoring to E ith, Ann E, Smith, Mary Smith 4 Sm: Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, 16: Lee Ure Serr mst, chant afhx the merited stigma on the secesh secreta- h are delemdants, we, the undersigned Oom- — Mra er MR. J. H. FOSTER, tory on the coming day. Ty who had absconded with the journals ot the sconers, pametand appointed im ssid decree, | FURNITURE, WINDOW SASH, PRAMES, | © brot +++. Lucy Clifton L THE FAVORITES OF THE COMP ANY May 21.—The army advanced at an early | Raiimore Conference than to appear in sym= eae Third das at dene: Lae tke Riloeieg | front ot our store, No. 326, Teh'street, at eal NEW SCENERY, A GRAND AMAZONTAN ‘o e z the night, and the | merited shgma. He did not chargeatthat tima ERY. BY skirmish line was captured after the first round. NEW DABREES Sow UGTA FIGHTEEN YOUNG LADIES, I: was suspected that this might bs a ruse, and | ‘at Mz. Lanahen SEE SERIO. caution was exercised as the troops advanced. Skirmishing took place at several pointe, but ty. it: Part ef Aqusre numbers &.., & Jarge assoriment of New and Second-hand retention Gis bee for the samaaa point Furniture. #0 Lights Window Rasb, lot inside on the senth line of said Square.on L street south, } Blizds. lot Frames. lot Doors and Frames, lot oth- at the distance of 76 feet from thesoutheast corner | et Carpenters work. was in symputby. He wiehed to withdraw the opinion expressed on Monday relstive to his sympathy with disloy- ality, as that opinion was mainly based dpon and new MEX PENSIVE PROPERTIES. —This grand and most beautiful s A : i umes and shinery « 2d c 5 4 ofsaid and 0 thence west 25 feet my GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austs. Full of 2 POEREEY mes and ma the 2d corps had met no force ot the enemy up " Lant $ ac th the orth 13 feet, cast 25 feet, neath 75 fant to he be? See & : auel_ sT ARTLING EFFECTS cost over SAN a to2 p.m, at which time your correspondent | St. Eansbun s action in the vote of the Balti: ; ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. i TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, + more Conference, by whic ies of loyal ginving, containing a two-story attic and base- we ‘At the Horse Ba! gs L and replete with _ : cannot be produced after this week. Shaksye: left the front. General Warren had advanced | yesolutions were afd upon the table. He was ent Brick House; and part of Lot No. 2, in ene moe amar, 8D La.ey. HUMOROUS HITS, ica COMEDY OF ERRORS some two or three miles, the enemy in his front | among the number cot0 vote. The speaker the ss zi a Sanetes eaten _ — mass pant ost A MORG AN STALLION AT AUCTION. - ———— will shortly he produced with 2a seeming determined to dispute bis advance, | tad the charges of disloyalty preferred in the of said Sauace. and running thence morth 75 faet, | gs }sek erty well a Ores ete aat, at 1D | First week of & RAVEL and in an claboratemannarmevery dstail, Owing | S!though probably falling back. pspers agninst the Balfimore gentleman, al- Seat, Wennce cant nme oy septs We sees Seerate le years old. 15 bands high. hae been used by an off- AULL. A RAVEL; to the great demand for seats to witness the Paced er areas Aa ictae Sah GE a 6 thengh it was said tae Mr. Lane aud some Erkan naa omacat nd-s-half and | C87. 8nd will be sold only because the owner hag LL RAVEL, th, NATAD QUEEN, Seser | ine tae eam has oe 2 'y cross~ [others ‘who voted to Tay "on oie oer | ftgrear ties following tare: gone away, MLD RAVEL, i op epacerent announces, that places can be 3 ing the Sou Dna, with our troops in close | to be considered as disloyal. e Was g! fo One-third eash.or withia ten days after my.25 W. L, WALL & CO., Aucts. 3 M’LL ARIETTA eh re ; ured three daysin advance. pursuit. Upwards of oer hundred prisoners | find that he so resented a snspicion er gia one-third at six monshsispet the grees Chird ¥ J. ©. MeUUIRG & 0O., Asrotioncora, piceoor tierce = an : ‘rancois Rave! METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, ave Perna t in simce yesterday, and aity, auseoen te oe tetontd einines ee relive me bs ie. with, r 4 = nee EAT RAVEL TROUPE, PENNS Tiron. Avance AND ELEVENTH OTREET, Firiee aa Wormug ime-tne-airec. | £e8stoH of all the oe Re dsierced payments, socured OP's deed of,| “SERTE ce Ge DU RLLING HOUSE ON GREAT RAVEL TROUPR, . R. GARD NER & H. ENOCHS.....Proprietors. | ticn ot Port Royal; and it was supposed to be | “QRee Mr Lanabao carne hed.waver realized the deferred pay 5 ged o} NORTH SIDE OF F STREET NORTH, BE- | +44 superb beauty and incomparable French and | PROF. HOLDEN ‘-s+«..8usical Director ee ig es F ev. Mr. wy A - t npon the property, aud the purchaser to pay TWEEN ALEVENTH AND TWELFTH §Ts, Spanish Danseuse. Also, acxpowledged to be with- — | from a rebel battery, which is repor‘ed to have | until that da: the idea of being called a traitor, tempsard all conveyanc a cep Oe u WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 1, at 5 | Ute sirALin thie country as 4 THE COOLEST PLACH OP AMUSEMENT IN been placed at a point Emplve miles below | A charge of this ee! once put forward can o’cjock. on tbe premises, we shall sell, house No. PERFORMER ON THE Tan ROPE. THE CEDY | invyer lasbuigtt, @udatis @hoeehe mee: Pacts aeeert come hadinseeie deallug of S12 on the north side of FE strort north, betwost PERRO MEE ON SEBEL EOEN) Fiset appearsnee of the great favorite have been attacked, in the hope of staking | tainty ova thaaehs shat was nor in ime ratios Eleventh and Twelfth streets west, believed to be = Sano 3 2 peed A ta = = ith te and well arr: dh 5 STAN FRANK KERNS AND J. THOMPSON them. ' i harmony with the Government, and by. the of itasizein Sie city containing Sales Bariors| Dine TIStaN: THE LARGEST COMPANY OF ARTISTS! An orderly of General Lee was brought into | G@rvernment he meant the Administration. ti Vaabinire. se Pegler piseg Piprasy« tho Cibasibars, Hath ue _ BEAUTIFUL BALLETS! * seer nde go-dpy_ on Ne pom me eee a@ | During the eit tiaddcetloe! of boar oe = 2 = Dom miss: rs. Oom. ant ater ‘etin 2 rd story, an P 3 a OMIC PANTOMIMES! ispatch to General wel rom General Lee, committee on ilinerancy yesterday,, brother r sods GREEN & WILLIAMS. Avets, two Ubainbers, wii ath ——_ and Water Closet, TISTAN. , Gg F oe NEGRO BURLESQUES! Ordering him to ta}) back rapidly to the detenses Moovy and himself ditfered. This he had @ ¥ W. hs. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, Se ere eee Hinton Hite | Tee Ballet and Dancer and Maitre de COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL SINGING of Richmond , y a nis PRet ogo. But be made remarks which my ; = ter, @ le Mantel &e. Thi 90 i wT’ ST TROL BY THE A lientenant taken two days ago said his /frurds seid reflected upon myself. STOOK OF GROOBRIEB AT AUQTION. en ae eee mastic trout, paperedend ouinted AN PEATLET TROUPE. GREAT METROPOLITAN TROUPE. brigade had been at Plymonth and at Drory’s | ‘The speaker demanded an explanation, and VMORNING, May 3). coma P pa: Ms ANT BALLET TROUPE: J Sn MONDAY MORS Wat the aiocoer throughout, and is in every rospect dasirable, ANT BALLET TROUP : - .. | Blug, and after fighting Butler was sent at | Colovel Meody replied that from information &t 00 el ck. we will sell. at che © td oe ae erma : One-third in cash; the remainder in 8: ANI BALLET TROUPE. Admission... 25cents | once to join Lee’s army in frontof Grant. The | re. eiyed at Washington and the Baltimore Con- Feuwiek & Co., Ivisod Hail. corm e igi aries, | ‘Welve and cigbteen months, with interest, NI BALLET TROUPE. Orchestra Chair \2ent8 | colonel made a speech on Saturday evening, | f-rvice he believed he (the speaker) was in Bue and th street, their etre ere Ol Rand cag | ©2,04 by 2 deed of trust on the premises. 6 Priv - a5 soon as they arrived, telling them they | sympathy wich the rebellion, The speaker had Liqaors, and good will, the Store for regt.and can | “ Oopveyances and stampa at cost oftne purshazer, ¥ YOUNG LADIES, ae Sees if oh Ricumsond by Monday at i0& mc] coches weiner WS pape Ge wae willing thas be had op 6 lease, and rent very low. ‘a nom ES Immediate possession given. Y YOUNG LAD A GRAND MATINEE EVERY MONDAY must reach Richmon . oy ay a mM, | no hing furthe 2 ie beda ad nee the Auctioneers, Tae stock is fresh, and comp’ my.2-d J. MOGUISE & CO., Aucts, Fs yor oe LADigi FoR one “damned Yanks’? would be there beiore arate ee ey Sone etd beget rere eS io ary B a 3 “Aucti TE: LADI AND CHILDREN if wi am sn the wr sd White an? Brown Sugars, BY 5. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ¥ YOUNG LADies. Emenee | THis afternoon a detachment from the cay- | (Mr. Lanshan ) Teas. Coffees. Fleur. aire -o > Es cially for their 4 = = alry expediti der Sherida: rived at r. Lens is Presiding Elder otf the Vir- 7 € Racca, S ra. EES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es- DAU = v. pedition, ander She: n, arrives Mr, Lenehan is ] sidit J Wiikey, Wines, Tokacen. Sega TRO ET ETS MRICK HOUSE AND LOT. aD BENUTE, GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS | beacquarters, announcing the safe return of | ginia Circuit, Baltimore Conter-nce, Wooden. Farthern, and Tin = DEL PT 32 of decree of ths Supreme Court of the D BEAUTY! ae Pear rar peepee trate sass Ente 5 te rch, Sp 3 ; istrict of Colum bia, sitting in Chancery. pacse one a ‘ GEORGETOWN, D. C., May 24, 1564, ey would arrive to-nig! ne VEN Tog:ther ithe vaviety of'articles socaliy Kept in | Sn'the sth day of May. A. Delos, whersta Biwin NBEUBE. Ture Uniernigned Grosers aud Dry GoodaMer- | Custar’s divicion cut the railroad twelve miles | CONV ENSION OF SE SECREORANY ‘& well <eiected retail Grocery 8t c Morgan sad Ntaies 5 Cox, Brustaes, were con DANS. EB. chants Gime Lied nares to gipea our a pective | below Hanover Junction on as aes burning The eight first ‘Apaoal (Convention of the ALSO. | plainants. and Sagan t+. Walker etal... ¢ FE s % = laces of business at 712 p. m. from June lst to i in, if ack. aT y-firs 3 venti tl Wo will sel’, at 12 o°elock precisely, Horse, Wagon, | we will sell, the following described Real Fetate ation and Songstresses Biscomber Iet, tort, exceps SATURDAY. te ordos He cnesuatared a body or hie ranel cersies ce. | Protectant Episcopal Charch of the Diocese of Tend ems under 95) cash, over that | Si iu saueteNe one hundred and seventeen, (1i7,) NIE ENGRL: to afford our employees a portion of time forre- | hing barricades, but could not induce them to | Maryland assembled in Grace Church, Balti- ant. a credit of thirty sixty days, fornotes | andthe improvements thereon, consisting of NIE ENGEL, ee aw, come out and attack him. The party had to | more, on Wednesday morning. The session saiatactorliy endorsed ing interest. Brick Owelling House on M street between 19th NIE ENGEL, W.s build a bridge across the Pamunkey. at the | Was opened at9 a. 10,, with the usual prelimi- wer wd W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, and 20th, in the City of Washinetop, Distr: nd JOHN White Honse, which they did in twenty-four | nary services, by the Rey. Dr. McCabeand the ars : Colvinbia, on the premises, MONDAY, 13th day of LE FORREST, GEO hours. The entire command passed safely over | Rev. Mr. Stewart 5 = GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Janz, gt eoclock pM. shied eash, balance Hee D3 it. The horses of the expedition are pretty well The ‘annual sermon was then Deas by . * ne Es @ terms of sale wi |» OD Mira i. se Sees - 3' ' th 5 ry ashington. y ~ at BALE OF VALUABLE UNIM?ROVED PROPER. | in "ig apd 12 months, béaring, interest,’ and_se- LE FORREST LEW Sena neennn a (em cays isn ere URE pn RE led Hie ecotion By virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ Court of the garen<s Hehe tess of paying all cash. ® | The great Moguls of Pe yo 1B put them ip condition for service. was administered by Bishop Whittingham, as- District of Columbia passed the loth dey of Be: - EO. MORGAN. { Prostees MULLIE GEO} Gens. Sheridan, Gregg and Custar are en- | sisted by the Rev. Dr. Allen, Rev. Dr. McUabe, 3964, which decree bas been Seyroye ite ae mi WALTER S COX, s % . WEST TA. titled to great praise for the manner in which | Rev. Mr. Bausmar, Rev. Mr. Pigott and Rey. Ea Court of cate ise, ie nus tke bight 9-sawids J.C MoGUIR@& UO, Aucts, West AUF: the expedition has been conducted. Dr. Hobart. ; aie eet bidder, on MONDAY, tho sath day'of May, 1864, | RY J. 0. MoGUTRE & 00., Auctioncers, wrath WH, paneshedy Mas presided over by the Right * — L 5 » Deg até o'clock, p_m..all of sub-division Lot num- | 1%) spre VACANT LOTS ON NEW YORK WILLIAMS: _ May FROM EUROPE. } LL. D., Bishop of the Diocese. . em y daccd sew iS AVENUE DET TE NGEh WEST DAT WEES We Bo een bae suger The Damsh War—A Truce Agreed Upon. } The venerable Dr. Wm. E. Wyatt, for nearly Terms of sale, cash. . DMBSTREEtSNORTH. ¥ fayorite Comedian, Pantomimist, Comic Vo- BB. ROSENTHAL, aera HAuirax, May %%5.—The steamship Asia, | helf a century rector of St. Paul’s Church, by soe rexmectns, 8s Oe Cott of ‘re opege bp WEDNESDAY. AFTERNOON. June I, at 6 se tered talluater of Trish character, whose EDWARD MYERS. Tay 25 5¥. from Queenstown on the 15th, has arate Baitimore, Rev. D. Allen, and others of the the terme of sale. the property will be r o'clock, om the premises. we seil, the eastern unbounded versatility and genial humor have IGH STREET MARKET, The House of Commons had a debate upon | Most aged ministers of that communion, were his expense, upon gi Rhee gaye part of Lot No. 5, in Square No. $5), fronting S4feet won for him a host of admirers, H No, 74 Opposite Prosprot Street, Mr. Baring’s motion relative tothe admission | Present. i nas tice. 1 Ah. MAGILL, Guar gn the nor .h side of New York avenue. between DON SANTIAGO GIBBO Georgetown, D. C. of the Pirate Georgia into the river Mersey. | The oldest parish within the bounds of the GREEN & WILLIAMS, A: Sixth apd Seventh streets west, and running back ANZIAGO GTBBONNOISR = Sane de 7; | national metropolis is thet renownedas © Rock mylé-@__ GREE & WILLIAMS. Suche: | Hs feet to he divided into two Lote of 17 feet front DON BAd 8 at bRS . We, the undersigned, beg leave to inform | The Attorney (General said the Government | (ol lOrt) tout rwo miles beyood ihe Soldiers? FFs Oy MOAU TER Relies Sareea ouch. MMEDIATELY APSBR DON BA TAGO GIBBON NOISE: the peptic: thee we Bave Gr pane e puolce conte ay oar tene gency, defended the | Home, The church 18 known as St Paul’e, oe IMMED! a i x NN ¥ tof Fresh Meats of all kinds, Poultry, | ¢ 7 i 7 2 ‘ es q N BANTIAGO GIBBONNO: A asi ment oO} * % a h oe : cl 5 At 2%, BREWREN TWENTY FOURTH AND 1S feet 7 inches on the wast side of Bixth street Flying Rings. Aiids at market seloce, ; ‘The Queen arrived at Balmoral on Saturday. | the bricks in it were imported from England. WENTY-FIFTH STREETS WESC. ¥ west, between L and M strects north, and running J.J. DOUGHERTY, my 3-Im* H, W. PISHER & CO, CorEexHaGEN, May 10.— The Government Second, in the history of the church here, onwonDay AFTERNOON, May 3), at 6 o'clock, | hack 116 feet toa 2 foot alley. = J.J. DOUGHERTY, 1 . | was’ Christ Church, near the Navy-Yard. on the premises. we sha] all, a large three-story Terms: One-third cash, the remainder in six, the eccentric comedian, = has concluded on a trace for one month, com. Wahi D. G. Rev Joshua eb f > and attic Brick Dwelling Houde, wite dining- room | and twelve monthy, with interest, secured bya deed J. DE FORREST, BMOVAL. mencing from the 15th. ‘ashington, D. C., ' forsell, D. tension, No, % Pennsylvania avenue, between | of trust on the premises. s A 4 The belligerents are to give notice of their in- | D., recor. This is known as Washington 2th and 246th streets west, containing thirteen Conveyances snd stampsat the cost of the pur- 3; DE FORREST: DROST & SUTRO, i tentions to renew hostilities one week betore | parish. ith water and gas; alae = heating furnace. | chaser. the talented light comedian, Importers of irati St. John’s Ohurch, Rev. Smith Pyne, D. D.. Together witha vacant Lot adsoming on ths east | “my 23-4 3.0. MOGUIRE & 00., Austs. THE CONSTELLATION OF BEAUTY. * HOSIERY AND EANCY GOODS, iigexpiration. in in the eA rte ie rere rela Se gle Unc uraly bere wat tn tharoee Bre. © MeGe INES CO., Auctionsers, FE eNO TELLATION Oe pEADTY Have removed their ofiice from No, 034 7th street, | Jutland and the Danes of Alsen. third church built. It was finished abont the and in imall respects desirable a4 & HANDSOMY RESIDENOP ON LOUISIANA AV, THE CONSTELLATION OF BEAUTY: SECC Ee een ie nnInS Emenee ot GALT TE Ecos Cana rere fia te On ee arg cage com Sit en Ge capeioliy Gheeon oe ae Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in nix NEAR THECITY HALL, AT PUBLIC AUQ- THE CONSTELLATION OF BEAUTY. con’ panes meeps ta eet atone tiene psoas tributions in Jutland, or interfere with the civil Keelin ~ T ‘ re F) A oe er aeieninns by dee | BION, ¥ APTERNOON, May 31, at cr | ABUMPSE OT NUN oad erace dustly erties | We lavite our customers to call andexaminethem, | EOVETDIRON: Of the Prowince. is ia raised, | mistlon’ Trinity Chapel has, within: © few ~ 4 . me cae aw DL. I a “Igonrevancen Bt the cort of the purchaser. Dis rite page onk te shail sell, House an fhem to the above euphonic title, consisting of | Ey 21-ct" DHOBT & BUTBO. | | The ete cuses in the Inte sea fight wore years, been added to this parish. 7 aes: 7 a % - A WATE. S 5 ure! ‘asl Wiil'bs wided.n desirable Vacant Lotonthe-ame | Lot. Nv. 24; Louinas arenue, petween Four sd; | Misses | copes, UBE SODA WATER, fourteen killed and fifty-four wound peppbany Chorch, Washington, G. near pate 3.0. McGUIRE & 00, Aucts, | FOUR-STORY BROWN FRONT DWELLING- SRLS NOR ee eee ee WITH FRUIT AND OREAM SIRUPS, | Neat inorien Bt W suingien shusshon oo A COTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, Pith large and well stranged Offices. with Private FANNY MAY, woniieon, Dravasrom mation by the Ge vermment. Baye Grace Gausch, op the balsa’ oF Seventh Wan Deranrewr.ayvALRY BUREAU, Hhed in the vest manner, with ail the modera. im. | SaLLIE Howanp *A0: BORTER, MARBLE FOUNTAINS, New Yous, May 25—The Government of | ™ ascension Church, Washington, D, O., Rev. Orvi0" oF Cater Q eg ee provements, @ fine deep lot, with brick wall NELLIE Hi qriry scorn, At WM. A. GRAY’S, sho Deals Wentd Joga b gonecrong rondo ea! Ware iakner D- He Fae # iitieoks* Bev, Will be sold at pu’ sauion, D.C. Apes 6 - | “Phe location and arrangement of this property yeaa GARDNER, Northeast corner Massachusetts av. ouant NISHA URELONEar Dolores Wiekeets as ue Nacies ache aes Chris: » '. z, at the times and named below, viz: render it very desirable to Professional Gentlemen. MAGGIE WILSON. GARDN. may 20-5t* and 4th street. | imowledged by the Danish Government, even | St. John’s Ohurch, Rey. Nicholas Tillinghast, “He hig crigreder Maz Ree een cettat nadared ty wrdees ot who vill appear in a charising variety of ‘OTELE AND EATING HOUSES.—We have | those states at war with Denmark, may enter | rector, Ehegns Boone Phastiey t rion the premises. DANCES. TABLEAUX, hc. ie, YO ae f GABE. and depart from the Danish West India ls- | St. Alban’s Ohurch, a beautiful little temple, iffin, Penns., Thorsday, M Immediate possession. tins jibes J. W. GIBBS, Wane: CHINA, CROCKERY, $ TL layds unmolested. a few miles aboye Georgetown, Rey. Wm. Posting, Penns., Tharsday, my.23-d J, C. McGU. & Co., 5 J: W, GIBBS, ani ATED WARE, particulesiy sist rs Christian, rector. NAT Tae Ria Re PRY J. C. MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, the renowned Banjoist and delinestor of negro | tothe mec of the above establishments, Ohie Union state Convention. The eleven churches of the District of Soen Ve a ta thao — sheraciee: WCE re invite tne et en rat in meee wii | CoruMBuSs, May 25.—The Union Sta‘eCon- | Columbia ‘have about 1,700 communicants, inisweport, Paka, TRetiday. : GHANCERY SALE OP VALUABLE VACANT Mr. ROBINSON, morebeasked, WEBS & BEVERIDGE, | vention met to-day. All the countries im the | Their contributions are exceedingly liberal. One Hundred | 105) horses at Ge ‘and Two LOTS Ab uvbalt Mr: ROBINSON: my 204 504,Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th st. | States but two are represented. Patriotic res. | In Montgomery County, Maryland, thera Beadred and Fifty (20) at gach of theother places. | On TUBSDAE AT rear ee acts of the popular Dancer, q.> NoTIce. —__—__ | olutions were passed, endorsing the Adminis. | are four churches, one chapel, and 165 commu. ap caraley sepia ofthe Grate Rats Army, oy | Stzzee of tha ameeme gh of te Rit ha BRTIRE MAMMOTH COMPAN [HERE Will he a esting OFM the housckeep’ | (ation of President Lincoln, aad declaring | MEARS og Conniy.—Fight churches, road and farm purposes many made cau vO. . MAS 2 ers 0! iat a . Pa et : ay te Ba 50 sold singly. jn datas Seetlvre aniendagts, paased Maye. . Nareatedt ina Bistete tT (| novarrdaaigainG ESTABLISHMENT, Arsival of Hem: Thecus Ustwin, Miatster {one wholeuumaber of parlshpecharctes, £0, Horses wgin at 10 & m., and continue daily until 1864, we shall ell 9 [eared jauare No. ie a a GRAND VARIETY BILL. * a 369 Fah, street between 10 and K sts., Tr ph wee oe . phi siees ae Hie Se a ¥ 2 4 xami i * » Su 5 Sunmday- “Terns; sash, in United Staten Treanury notes | spectively oa nortn 1 street. New Jerzey avenge, MAGNIFTORN'T BALLETS, FURNITURE, : New Yorx, 23.—The steamer Easley | echool pupils, 6,559: the marriages 18 one poses see. JAMES A. BEEN, and First atcect west, all having ing alley ‘acilities AGNIPICENT BALLETS, CARPETS, from Hayans on the 2ist, has arrived. Hon. | 550; the burials, 1.55¢; Communion. alme for 75 tiem) Lt. Gol _andO, QM. Cavalry Bursa, Thin vee ee fe located on the high ground north a pEenagibon ono peee OIL CLOTHS: .prnqs, | Thomas Corwin, United States Minister to one year, £12,416; contributions for varions pure NITED bTATES MARSHAL'S SALB, ofthe Gayitol, fo the immediete vicioity of St. ‘ETHIOPIAN SONGS, 4nd HOUSEFURNISHING DS in general, | Mexico, 1s a passenger... pores, 44,408. 3 1 issued from | Aloyaiue purch and the National Printin: 825 BTHIOPIAN £0NGS, which they are selling at less prices than they can - The Convention, at 2 o’clock, went into an In virtue of two writs of Fi Posies: ne | amd isimevery respect desirable for priv: tH Ns bought for at the manufactories. Hlineis Unien State Convention. election for the Standing C who ate the Cerne omen, St the Ciesla Lill | S8C2-, | oe caine! soinatite? tei thread BxT GaN Ag vill ofS mise s discount of Wiper cent. oD a1] Gs /o,go, May 25--Tho Union Stats Opnven- | tend to ail the. bosinese ie telerense’ ta the erpore to public sale, for cash at the fronkof the | , Terms: One halfcash: the rotved to thesatie 4 EXTBAVAGANZAS, GN OF THE HIGH AWNING. ion at Springfield to-day nominated Dicx Og- | Church that may occur until the next session Dourt House door, of said county,on Day. of the Trasiees; on the ratification of the &e &e. &e. BONTZ & GRIFFITH, lesby for Governor on the first ballot. ot the Convention, The following.w the re- 4th day of Jans next. 1364, at 120’clock M., sllde- fstes by the court and payment of the purcksse. ” 369 Sev. th street, sult of the election:—Rev, Wm. D. fe. dant’s right, title, claim, and interest in and to money, the Trustees will conveg the property ia on. in the Olio Department Bach Night, myW-6t [Alex.Gaz.&Jour.] bet. Land K sts, D., Rev. Wan Pinkney, I Rey. ©, EK. Nel- Lots No.1. 2. and 3, in Square No. 9), bajag the | fon to the purcbarers. ange En te Ole be, t Each Night: | T ycpnapsTo BE RENEWED. | . 89”,A matter of fact man, in describing a} son, D. Dig Rev. Meyet . Rev. ohn Bad iva Tee Pete of Wittens! saa aod will | 4, 1é tee terms of esle.are,not comolied with tn fre f Obangs in the Oli Departmen LLOzNSEs TO BE RENEWED. parade of @ colored nt said that when | Groedaie, Hey. J. A. MoKenney, Dy Dana upon as the prope! i . | days after the sale, “ *3 0 . they came toa “right w whites 1 Rey, Theo. P. Barber, 3 : 1 No. 28 . to Octo: nse of “Stave 3548 3 Cortector’s Orric} ey. Sener spi la 324 | Heteaptnee.om ee woskis oii fm to Ne | Ramen wer mon B Vai Sp leieral aces CY | Gf et eyes aut farned out it ooues like « | "Ah Atrio panos waned athe Con Brother, use of James R. Smith, use oe 7 | tional Intetligencer. st of | Private Boxes, holding aix persons...—---—— SMP poo. in busi ny into at of Galambia long chalk mark. yention then adjourned sine die, “ ere late U. 8. Marsbat, De Doxgsvauces ent rovonre-stameey ss. £9 Doors open st 7 o'clock; Performance to com- | sre herepy notilied, that all licenses: under ‘Chas. A. Clark, of Mal ail has been con- e a : = = "GHD PAYEDGB. prustees | mence st de clock. United Biates Exaise, aw expired May 1, 15s, and See eral, with the sor 'We admired the remark of an.old Jady IMB) LIMB! LIMBI SE coud LIMB ore gis y7OeMoGUIRG © a5 . Anct penalties preseribed by law will be enforced wa Edward Aldridge, convicted ia New | Saved.” Wits no wonders “that L deliver fresh barned POTOMAC LIMB, pre- | my @-enkds J. U- OS —_—_-- “| FAMILY MATINER SATURDAY. AFTEBNOON tos. L. PHAR, ‘ x f @ deserter, has th child ted, ia ahe, pated from ay now Plame Kiln, without coming | -rurg MBROHANT’S AND BARKER'S ALMA ‘AT TWO O'OLOCK. Colleetor for District of Columbia,” oe eae iat 100 CWO Oe, Tom | the poor child fainted, after pulling that great Conta wn PST LEMAN, Etna Lime Kila, pac, 2864, By Smith H 135. von Ladies 28 cents; Ohildren 10 cents, my 2-tt Office 465 Seventh st.,mear FP, | em pe i . r3 3 apZ-tw ‘Pa, av, and Rock Creek Bridge :