Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1864, Page 3

P SRT ae a a ea A a a RE a eS PREP RE tas SRE ROPE 2 UP AIA SE NIE EN RS SS PS ECS A ES OD AREA LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp's THEATER The « Naiad Queen” to- night again, and t: 1s kunonnced that this will ‘be the Iast time ot i's representation. There- fore, all who wou'd enjoy this really fine spec. tacular drama mvst¢oto Ford’sto-night. The play hes been a enccess, but Mr. Ford desires to make room for other novelties next week. GrRover’s THEATYR—'the opera of « Don Juan” isannourced ‘or this the fifth night of the brief opera sea-on at Grover’s. The cast is one of great strength, as indeed have been all the operatic performances given here. The opera of Jusu” ts one of the beet before Be and cannot fail to be interesting for all. CANTEREURY.—A good bill to-night again, embracing songs, dances and Deccomer ‘ties, by some of the best performers in the con- ‘cert hall business. ‘(Qudjo’s Cave” will be performed among other acts. METROPOLITAN HaLi.—Ballets,pantomimes: burlesques, comic snd sentimental singing» -&c., is the order here nightly, and no visitors ‘to this hall can fail to enjoy themselves hugely. ———— A FINe PIECE OF Naval ARCHITECTURE — “There is now lying off the Navy Yard a new ‘Steam vessel built for the revenue service by John T. Fardy & Bro., of Raltimore, whose graceful lines and smart look excite the aaimt- Yation of all who see her. She is called tie “Way wander, and is 130 feet long; 25, feet beam, and 11 feet depth of hold, ouilt of white nd live oak and iocust, and is copper fastened throughont, and is clipper rigged. Tpneangines are are oscillators of the most approved plan— strong and beantitully finished—and werecon- etruocted by Messrs. Hazlehurst & Weigand, of Baltimore, under the supervision of T.’ B. Stillman, of New York. The vessel, since she has been afioat, hos made several trial trips—one from Baltimore to Old Point and thence to the WNavy-Yard, and latterly a trip to Kelle Plain—giving very gen- eral satisfaction tothoseon board. Capt. Petre, of the steamship City of London, made one tri, on her, and expressed himeelf as delighted with the working of both vessel and engine. Capt. Petre is the pioneer of Atlantic steam naviga- tion, having commanded the first propeller ‘which crossed the Atlantic, and isa competent judge. She has not yet been driven up to her 5) » but on one occasion she has averaged 14 1-10 knots per hour for a distance of over one hundred miles. She carries a battery of six guns—one 30-pound Parrott on pivot and five 2i-pound howltzers—four broadside and one on pivot. The following are her officers: J. W. White, Captain; First Lieutenant and Executive Off- aer, D. Tompkins; S-cond Lieutenant, D. B. Hodgeden: Third J.ieutenant, Thomas Lay; Chief Engineer, A. M. Cumming: First Assist- ant, Frank Pulsifer: Second Assistants, Thos. ‘G. Melholiand, Jr., and J. E. Jeffries. The vessel is a credit to the city in which she was built, which has long been celebrated for her fast clippers, and the Messrs. Fardy (who have now one of the finest yards in Bai- timore, which has been kept busy with work tor the army and :avy,) may well be proud of such a vessel as they have just turned out, ag Well as the others engaged upon her and her engines. ———.———_. _ Potice Rerorts—Second Precinct—Freder- ick Labold, having stolen watch in possession; for further hearing. Valentine Greaser, steal- ing 8 heifer; dismissed. Third Precinct —Geo. Thomas, suspicion of Tobbery; dismissed Nathaniel Garrott, John Lane, James Ba'emen, do; do. W. i. Fisher, Selling spoiled meat; do Dennis Hays, drank and disorderly; $5.62 Henry Grosse, do.; $5.55, John A. CO. Bowman, !arceny of a watch and Money; Randolph Uliner, disorderly; dis- misced. Philip Gates, fast riding; £5 50. Fourth Precinct.—Arthur Tenant, drank; $2. Ellen Luwellyn, drunk and disorderly: John Howard, Presiey Payne, Thos. Bot Arthur Bender, Jonh Rindall, disorderly: 2 each. Chris. Tecker, drunk; $2. Daniel Mo- loney, do.; workhouse. Fifth Precinct—Sarah Connell, disorderly; $5. Wm Rush, assault; military. John Sul- livan, drunk; do. Annie White, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Elizabeth Russell, street walking: 31. Sixth Precinct.—J. W. King, disorderly; $2.00. John Cavenaugh, drunk; military. John Portzler, disorderly; $2. Joseph Webber, do.; 0. Tenth Precinct—James Keefe, disorderly; mavy. Anne McPartiane, do.; dismissed. Adam Balste, drank; #1. Dennis M. Drom- mond, do.; #2. John M. Murray, do. and dis- orderly; dismissed: Mary Cook, do. and pro- fane;$1. Wm N Tucker, assaait and bat- tery; John A. Beacham, do.; bail for court. Henry Matthews, over charging nack rates; for hearing. Thos. McKeever, drunk and dis- orderly; #2. Josephine Parriant, grand lar- ceny: jai? for court. wae eae A Row AT THE “‘ ApMIRAL HOTSE.”—Wed- nesday afternoon, a row occurred at a place styled the “Admirai House,” on Pennsylvania avenue, near 3u street east. It appears that a soldier took a girl there, who he represented to be his cousin, and cailed for drinks—it being an ordinary occurrence for females to imbibe there—and she proposed «the Union,” which they drank. Two ef the servant giris took umbrage at this sentiment, and pitched in, quite a fight taking piace between the four; but the servant girls getting somewhat worsted, the reserve was called up—Mr. Rothchild and wife—and a regular knock down and hair pulling ensued, during which the girl with the Soldier was cut over the eye, as is supposed, witha knife. The soldier seeing that the odds were against him, made a retreat, getting off with the girl, and reported the facts at the eighth precinct station. He was directed to Justice Ferguson for redress. who referred him to Capt. Camp, at the Soldiers’ Rest; and the latter sent a guard to the house, who arrested Rothchild, the proprietor, and closed it up. Rothchild was committed to the Ventral Guard- house. It is believed that the establishment will be permanently closed, as rows are of fre- quent occurrence there, besides its being a place of resort for women of questionable char- acter. It has been closed three or four times before while it was known as the + Navy Hotel.” SS Fireta Warp Meetinc.—* There will be a mass meeting of the Union voters of the Fifth Ward on Friday ev-ning, May 27, at &¥ o'clock, at the Green House, 514 New Jersey avenue, to nominate a suitable candidate for Alderman. Let there be a grand raily, and sbow the wornout and hackneyed politicians what mechanics and workingmen can do.” In pursuance of the above call,a number of rsons assembled at the piace designated, and r. Richard McLaughlin was called to the chair, and Mr. Ellis t.yons was appointed sec- retary. On motion of Mr. Starkweather, Mr. R. W. Edmunds was nominated as the candidate for the Board of Aldermen. As the meeting was called simply to makea nomination for the above office, it adjourned after doing so. FovetH Warp Arion CAses —Bennet Condiey, and John Craig, suspicious charac. ters; military. Mary Burges, fighting: £1.53. Thos. Kennedy, do.;locked up Chas. Brown, drunk and disorderly; military. Michael Geary, assault with intent to kill, Patrick Fitzpatrick. drunk; military. Peter Kernan, do.: dismissed. Josephine McDonald, do.; do. George Loveiers, drunk: $1.58. Hannah Wil- 50n, prostitution; Patrick O’ Donnell, disorder- ly; $1.58. Martin Doyle, drank; dismissed. ‘Theodore Holden, do.; do. John Lawrence, sleeping in a wagon,do. Michael MeQarihy, do.;do. John Hern. do.; do. John Schultz, drunk; $158. John Williams, sleeping ina coach; dismissed. T#vi Pumphrey, do.; do For grand larceny; jail for court. Pubic yb Doves Tue Last Conceat.—The last of the May concerts by the pupiis of the public schools, the proceeds whereof sre appropriated for the purchase of a piano for each school district, ‘will be giver on Tuesday evening next, at the hall of the Smithsonian Institation, under the direction of Prof. Daniel. These concerts have been not only a source of delight to parents and guardians and visitors, but have been far more successful in a pecuniary way than was ex- pected by the mort sanguine, enough money Having been realized to purchase three pianos, and with a considerable sum over to go to the parebese of the fourth, required to make up © complement for al! the Female Grammar Schools. : nr A Narrow Escarze,—Workmen are em- ployed in extending a sewer from the intersec- tion of Massachuse'ts avenue and 6th street weet, to L str’et nort~, and at the corner of 6:n street the laborers have made a deep ditch. Last night at an early hour. a carriage, con- taining a lady and three children, was driven into the ditch and literi!ly smashed to pieces, the driver mpd the passengers miraculously escaping without serious injury. The police were unable to asc-rinin wo the coach be. longed to or who were the nuse-ngers. It is said that neither lamps nor barricades, thesafe- guards required by law, were placed near the ditch. _—— Tuizp Warp Sratiow Uss%8.—Jno. Walsh, drupk and disorderly; dismissed. John Kelly, drunk; milita: James Riley, drunk aad dis orderly; $5. loreph Kerns, threats; hail for e: ward Mewberger, do;do. Thomas Mek ney, drunk; military. John Waliace, disor 783. Isabetian Panny, do.; 1. Chas. Aider, Gigorderly; workhonse James Riley, assault ang natiery, bai! for peace. a Last night the e GroRGETOWN OoUNciLs, Conncil Ubambers were opence at the usual bour, but it wae a-cer’ainec toat a qnoorum could not be obtaine?.9na the }*..rds adjourned urtil next Fricay eveulng. Curran MARKET.—Prices this morning were: For Beef, best cuta, prib. innach, per pk.... 40 ne: ¥ ars ‘spromta.... r salt,.... .. Bd 200's| 15) 18a) 18020) awws 12 Shad, per pair... 40a75 Pike, per bunch... Sal erring. per doz....! dri 80a$1/ Surgeon .. Peaches, ¥ -++++-20a25/ Catfish, bunch Potatoes, : ye. 50) Rye, pr bushel. Cucumbers, perdoz. 25/Corn meal Hominy, per at. 10| Ship stuff. Turkeys, each, row n éti Dried cherri 25|Shorts... - Strawberries 30a40| Corn, shell enison. per 30,Corn, in ear, tbl Geese. eac $tal.s2/Oate........ Rhubarb, per bunch Asparagus......... 31. Green peas, per pk .40a50'Olover hay... .—-.- ———e OonvVALEscING.—Deputy Marshal Phillips, ‘who has been ill forsome time at his resicence, i:. we are glad to know, convalescing, and his friends may expect to see him at his post in the court-house In a few days. ee Headquarters Provost Marshal and Board of Bnroliment of District of Columbia, Washington, D. C., May 26, 1864. The Board of Enrollment of the District of Columbia will be in session at the office of the Provost Marshal District of Uolumbia, corner of Fourteenth street and New York avenue, daily (Sundays excepted) from 11 0 clock a.m. to 2 oclock p. m., for the purpose of hearing cases of exemption from dratt for the following causes, viz: Alienage; Non-residence ; Unsuitableness of age; Manifest physical disability; and Two years’ service during the present war, either in the army or navy. Citizens are requested to fur: ish information as to persons who are not enrolled. or whoare trying to avoid enrollment, as itis equally for the interest of each person enrolled to place upon the Enrollment List” all persons liable to do military duty, so that his own chance for draft shall not be unjustly increased. e MHewry A. SCHEBTZ, Captain and Provost Marshal may 26-t£ District of Columbia. SPECIAL NOTICES. en eg Notice.—T he persons who saw the conductor of car No. 38 push a passenger from th platform esterday wfternoon are requested to call at Squire ates’ office.on Louisiana avenne, betw-en 6th and 7th ste., on Monday, May 30th, at 5 p.m, 1t* Corns, Buntons, Bap Naits, &c. Persons wishing immediate relief from these roublesome annoyances, should call at Da, WaHiTE’s rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and th streets. FE. J. Wiieixs, Esq., has been appointed Agent of the Great Pennsylvania route, vice E.@. No ton, to take effect on the 28th of March. Mr. Wi kins has been connected witr the Office, at the corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, during the past two yeara, and is thoroughly con- versant with the business of the route im all ite departments, All applications for information, tickets, &c., must be addressed to E. J. Wilkins, Agent Great Pennsylvania Route, Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue. Ep. S. Youn, General Passenger Agent, Great Pennsylvania Route. r- is i aps Browx’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 Throat. ¥ Putlic *peakers and Vocalists J Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat sfter any unusual exertion of the vocal organa, having a peculiar adaptation to affections hich disturb the organs of speech. mh 2-d&wtf Dx. Duroxr’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use They operate speedily effectively, and being susar-coated create no upon the most delicate stomach. A trial o. Pills will prove their superiority over all labox. Sold byS.C. Ford, corner ‘a. avenue, Washington, and Henry ja6-ly DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY anp Sexvat SysTeMsS—new andreliable treatment— in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in seale¢ letter envelopes, free of charge, Address D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Phi-adelphia Pa. mh 20-3m others. Price lith street and Cook, Alexandria, BPeRMATORREG@A CAN BECURED,—Dr Rand’s Spe- cific cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal We ss, Im- oer » Loss of Power. etc., speedily and efectually. ts effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits Price $1 a box. Sold by ».C. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, Washington. snd Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly Wanxantep ro Cur IN SIX Dars.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhea in siz is. No change of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. Bold by 8. C. Ford, corner llth street and Pa, avenue, Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly Nervous Dssicity, SUMINAL WEAKNESS, etc. Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himseit and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the truth. Address, mar3 D&W.ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass, Seonet Diskases. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Qures in two to four days. and recent casesin twenty-four hours Nomineral no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier’s hope, and « friend to those w: de not want to be exposed. Male packages, $2: female, $3. . Samaritan’s Root and Herb Juices—A ees oe Por peebiieperctala, pots, Tetters,&c. Price @1, or six bottles Bold by 8.0. Ford. See a*ertinement. sitive and cers, Sores tor 35 m5 MARRIED, In Washington, on Thursday evening, 25th inst.. by Rev. J. McNally, Mr. WILSON CLARK, of Philadelphia, to Miss EMMA J, MORAN, of Wash- ington . ee DIED On Friday, 27th inst., WILLIE FRANCIS, infant son of William C. and Annie R. Crocker, aged 1 year and 8 months. Saffer the little ones to come to me, In my Father’s kingdom such you'll see; The Savior said to the chosen ban That taught his word to all the land. Oh, Heavenly Father, Almighty God, ‘Who hast laid on us thy chastening roJ, So enable us our loss to bear, * That in their joys we may ever share. On Friday, 7th inst., at 7 p. m., MINNIE C,, daughter of Rey. @. W. and Cornelia D. Mitchell, vd 4 years and ] month. i neral this afternoon at 5 o’clock. Residence corner 9th and M streets. Friends of the family sre invited. e On Friday, the 27th instant. after a lingering ill- ness. whieh she bore with Christian fortitude, MARY JANE, beloved wife of Theodore Sheckles, aged about 34 years. : The funeral will take place from the residence of ber busband,on 8th street west. between M att] N Streets north. on to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, the 29th instant, at 2.0’clock, and will proceed to St. Aloysius Church, where the funeral service will take place at half past 2 o’clock, and from there proceed to Rock Creek Church, (Catholic.) about seren miles out the 7th street pike. The relatives and friends of the family are requested tae FU L. SCHAMBERGER will Tux Fuyerat of Major L. wi take place from Dr. Brown's Embalming Estab- lishment, near Jxcob Aigler’s Restaurant, on Sunda binstant, at 4 p.m. me eS I EES ISLAND DRY GOODS STORE. T. T, WITHERS.] (8s F. RYNEX, WITHERS & RYNEX, Dealers in FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, 599 Seventu Street, One Door Souh of Maryland Avenue, Island, Next to 0. Boswell’s Drug Store, my lé-eu2w* Washington, D. C. LLOW ME TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO my really handsome stock of MILLI- NERY and FANCY, GOODS. which have or i ‘ion. $F arrived and rea for yo a per He ee can state without beasti thi handsomest stock of FLOWERS ever imported, wt will convince; English 5 to $15, and those ich, fooking. at them. traw' Bonnets from $3 eantiful Pamillas, as White as the driven snow; a fine stock of Back Combs and new styles of Fans. Having been for so many years in the wholesale business in oes TOrm Reader ey Peepicies te ofer je beyond com i. pene MMe PHINCE, my 23-Im* 22 Market Space. PERKINS, STERNE & Co., 180 Broadway, N. ¥., EXOLUSIVE DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA WINE. We guarantee them all to be ABSOLUTELY PURE. Por sale by all first-class Groceraand Druggists Dr. Lighthill’s Fourth Visit to Washington. DEAF NESS, CATARKH, and diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Ds. LIGHTHILL, from 34 St. Mark Place, New York, Author of “A Popular Treatise on Deafness. « Letters on Catarrh,” Will be in WASHINGTON, On MONDAY, June 6th, and can be consulted at the Essitt House for ONE WEEK until Saturday evening, June lita, on DEAFNESS, CATARRH, nd all the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. Testimeniais. WasHineton, D. O., March 5, 1964. Deg. LicutHtti—Dear Sir: I take this oppor- tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the wonderful eure of deafness you have in so short a time effected in my case. 1 was deaf for about six years, and for the last few years so much so that I could not hear preaching or cemmon conversation; but now since your invaluable services have been Tendered, I can hear as well as ever. Im conclusion, let me say that the noises with which I have been troubled in my head for years, have also disappeared. Very truly yours, James R. McUATHEAN, 10th street, between E and F. Wasuincton, D. C., March 4, 1964. This is to certify, that having been deaf since the year 1958, and since that time gradually losing my hearing until I was unable to hear common conversation or public speaking, I applied to Dr. Lighthill, of New York, who, after a short and painless course of treat- ment, entirely restored my hearing. I hearti- ly recommend Dr. Lighthui to the aeaf. FREDERICK ROBERTSON, Residence near Fort Saratoga. WASHINGTON, D. C., March 2, 1864. This is to certify that having been affected for twenty years with deafness, and having tried some of the most eminent doctors of our city without any relief, I atlast heardof Dr Lighthill and put myself under his care. His treatment was brief, and successful. I am now completely restored, and the cureis ap- parently permanent. I haye all confidence in Dr. Lighthill’s skill, and would advise all af- flicted with deafness to go and consult him at once. JOSEPH WHITNEY, Residence near P and 11th streets. Remarkable Cure of Deafness, From the Rev. Joseph M. Clarke, Rector of St. James’ Church. SyRAccBE, February 20, 1964. I have been deaf in one ear, ever since I was in college, some twenty years ago. By the skill of Dr. Lighthfil, its hearing was entirely restored, £0 that now I hear alike with both ears, and I find that I can use my voice with much more ease and comfort than before. JosErH M. CLARKE. my 28-eo2w BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Ol FOR THE HIAWATHAS.—The members of Hiawatha Club have the pigasare of announcing their FIFTH ANNUAL PIC- NIC on THURSDAY, June 23d, 1854, at the, Washington Park. See particulars in fyture advertisement. 1t* O! FOR THE AWKWARD CLUB. The Awkward Club take t oe pleasure in an- nouncing to their friends and the public gen- erally that they will give their First Grand Afternoon and Evening PIC-NIC at the, WASHINGTON Parx. 7th street. in TUESDAY, May 3lst, 1834. if The Committee pledge themselves to make this the Pic-Nie of the Season. Bergman's celebrated band is engaged for the otcasion. 1 noe Fifty Cents, admitting a gentleman and adies, Com mittee of Arrangements. A. Bishop. ing, “Rudd. J. West, Ballet Master. my 23-2t* youre MEN’S CLUB BALL WILL BE GIVEN on MONDAY EVENING, May 3 th, 1854, at the UNITED HAL. ith street, above Penn. avenue. — Tickess One Dollar, admitting a gentleman’ and ladies. my 27-3t™ IGHTH GRAND OPENING S MONDAY, May 2d, 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 by any ether of the same sort in this city, and can be truly recommended to parties and societies for pic-nics. EO, JUENEMANN, ap 29-Im* Proprietor. PERSONAL. ERSONAL.—In this morning's edition of the Daily Times—iocal column—appears a notice that x man by name of Peter Fagan was arrested yesterday evening by two citizens for grossly in sulting alady on the street. Being unaware that there was another in this city having the same or a similar name, I deem it due to my numerous friends to state that it is not Peter Fegan, 95 Louisiava avenue. 1t* BOARDING. OARD,—Two handsomely furnished ROOMS ‘one double and one single room) to let. with BOARD, to gentlemen only. Apply at 138 Gst., between 2Ist and 22d ste. my 28-3t* BOARD AND ROOMS for four gentlemen, yhere the comforts of a home may be enjoyed. Apply at 449 C street, between Ist and 2d, Cars near the door. my 23-3t* OARD WITH HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms for married or single persons. House large and airy, surrounded with fine grounds; lo- cation pleassnt, near Pa. avenue. Terms moder- ate One large room for two $50 per month Apply southwest corner Zist and H sts, my 2t-lw* SS GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS rN GEORGETOWN, D. C., May 24,1884 HE Undersigned Grocers and Dry Goods Mer- chants do hereby agree to close our respective laces of business at 74pm. from June Ist to ptember Ist, 1864, except SATURDAY, in order to afford our employees a portion of time for re- creation. GW. BEALL & 00. MATTHEWS, J. BOGUR, “ I 4 =} By Paap re ae hoses} g | ed is! ie] i) i) FS} 4 BI * Dalat Moe PS aay? SPp 5 z es 2 re ‘3 AL, MYERS. IGH STREET MARKET, No. 74 Opposite Paosrgor Stazrr, Georgetown, D. C. ‘2h =) = Pp ‘ot .] We, the undersigned, beg leave to inform the _pablic that we have on hand a choice aso! nt of Fresh Meats of all kinds, Poultry, Game, &c wholesale and retail. Apples era Potatoes by the barrel. Oanned Fruits of all inds at market prices. averywhere, mh 50-3m” my 3-lm* H, W. FISHER & 00. PEO ARS 486 | pastreace FOR HORSES.—Fine pastarage act Oh haiee Regrerings ant Tpenene, far mle | aon where horses will moeciva tne. beet at Sse Seis soe One vote Balers at. | Sate acetate er we "POWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. dy the | J ESEONS ON THE GUITAR. boi ‘Potomac. Stier ere. nae tonne rH Ee % ROBY ow, my 13- Wales eioet Geermetown. | mpss-ece NOr DEB. 1M a cana ei, WANTS, oF, WANTED-A young MAN acquainted in the it* Shoe business. Address Box 154 Post Office. J ANTED—At good wages, a good VEGETA WwW BLE COOK. Inquire at 438 E street. near my 3-3t ANTED-—A good GIRL todo plain cooking. Apply at J, BROWN 'S ReMaurant. corner of 13th streecand Pemna. av. my 28-St* IHREE EXPERIENCED WAITERS WANT- ED. Apply immediately at the Olarendon Hotel. it* ANTED—At No. 112 Green street, George- town,a GIRL for nurse and chambermaid, Must come well recommended. 1t* WANTED-« good BAKER, to assiat in baking and ice cream. U. H. RIDENOUR, at* Confectioner, 304 Pennsylvania av._ W ANTED—A small HOUSE, ora few ROOMS, ina reetey location. References exchanged. Inquire at M. B. BRADY'S Gallery, 352 Penn, avenue. WANTED-A my 2-1w* ‘ood COOK, WASH id TRON - ER. (a white aay be given. Teet. fe woman) to whom liberal wages Appy to WM; H. HOPE, 330 E sti - my 23-3t* WANXTED_Tro or three ROOMS, for a gentle- man and wife, where they can have their~ breakfast served, or cooked by their own servant. Must be in a central location, and well furnished. Address HARRISON, Star Office, my 23-3t* OARD WANTED, in Georgetown, by a young man of quiet habits, in Government sunploy. Poard permanent. A pleasant room, with bath, on front floor, in private family preferred. Address TOWN, NSEND JONES, Washington, D. 6. WANTED—Some one capable of giving LES- SONS on the Banjo, (4 a young gentleman. Address for three days, BANJOI3T, Post Office. $1,000 eorgetown my 27-St* WANTED—From two to five years. Deed of trust given on real estate worth three times the amoun:. Address A.B., Washingten city. my 27-3t* W ANTED—A respectable BOY, to go messages and make himself useful in a private house. Good wages and board given. Inquire of Mr. DR- MOP ET, Confectioner, Penn. avenue, between i7th and jsth sta. my 27-2t* RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SIT- UATION, to take care of children and sew, or chamberwork and assist with washing and 1ron- ing. Can be seen at her last place, No. 404 12th street, between I and K. Would like to go in the country for the summer, my 27-3t* ANTED—A good vegetable COOK, and two GIRLS of all work, at good wages, by A. WURTH, 438 E street. near 7th. my 26-3t* W ASTED—A young MAN to assist making Ted Cream and learn the Confectionery business. Aprly at JOS. SHAFFIELD’S Confectionery, 386 6th street, between G and H. ‘ my 28-3t* ANTED—A good, strong, healthy BOY, about 15 or 16 years of age. Must come well recom- mended for industry, integrity and good dispo sition, One residing inthe western part of the cits pestered Address, through city post office, M stating hame, age, residence, &c, my 26-3 OARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROUM WANTED—By a young gentleman and ludy—agreeable and refined—for the rummer, in some agreeable family. In reply state full partic- ulars, location and terms, Undoubted references iven, if required. Address Lock Box 10, Wash- ington Post Office. my 29-3t" j ANTED TO RENT—A small UNFURNISHED HOUSE, in a respectable neighborhood, by a family of two perrons, without children. Part of a house would be taken, if suitable. Address‘S, M. ee Stay Office, stating location and terms. my 25-lw*™ AUCTION SALES. ¥ J, C. MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. CHANOERY 84LE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES AND 1.0’ I¥Td 8 REET WEST. BE- 8 NORTH. the Suprema~ Court ofthe e e Bu sitting in Equity, made and ee ee ee Matha reasat toad cre District of Oeiun.bia entered im the c: Barnes, James and Thomat Goodin, George, Rob ert and Martha Owens are compiainants, cates 4 ‘nt o' Jarboe. executrix of the last will and test: Elizabeth Goodin, dec , defendant, I Frocres to sel}, on the ives, on the 9th day of une next. at 6 o’clock in the afternoon, all the es Yate, right, title, interest, cia‘m and demand which the saio Esizabeth hela or bad at the tire of her death, of, in, and to part of Lot sixtesn, ( 1s,) Lot rev: nteen, (17,) and part of Lot eighteen, (18,) in square (430, in th- pan of the city of Washing- ton, together with the improvements t! . sistirg of two frame houses in good condition. The groperty ie situated on Fifth street west, be- ween N and O streets north. Termscash. All conveyances to be prepared un- Ger the direction of the soliator inthe cause, at the expenre of the purchaser Revenue stamps to be also paid for by the purchaser. __ x . If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days thereafter. the exécstrix reserves the right to re-sell the property, at the risk and cost of the det ting purchaser, on one weet’s notice in the National Intelligencer. MARY JARBOK. Executrix of Elizabeth Goodin, dec-ased. T. M._ Brount. Bolicitor. J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts. my.26-d .C. FOR RENT AND SA ‘OR RENT—Two handsomely furnished ROOMS, “at No. 339 I street, between 13th and lith. my 28-3t* ‘OR RENT—One nice. large FRONT ROOM, on 5th street. between Mand N,No, 220. At MR, WEB: TER’S. my 28-2t* ‘OR RENT—To a small family, without chil- dren, part of the COTTAGE No. 331 6th street, corner Mass. avenue. my 23-3t* ‘0 RENT—Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, 426 N street, a few steps from 4th street cars, Rent $25. Apply after five o’clock p.m, my 28-3t™ T° LET—A_ handsomely furnished HOUSE, in the First Ward The whole, or in suites. Pos- session given the Ist of July. Inquire at Star Of- fice, or address Mr. EVER, Georgetown Post Of- fice. Also, four large PARLORS, for Government offices. my %-Im* Fo RENT—Two furnished ROOMS, connecting, on the first floor, suitable either for a paymas- ter’s office or parlor and bed-room. Qity references required and payment in advance. Aleo, a good cellar for rent, suitable for storing. Apply at 308 G street, between 12th and 13} 1t* EASE—HOUSE on G street, near the War De- partment, 23g years’ lease, containing four rooms and a store, suitable for grocery, bakery, or restaurant. Inquire at No. 272 Penn. avenue, between llth and 12th sts.,at the Shoe store. my %3-3t™ OR RENT.—Two BRICK HOUSES,—one con- taining seven roome and a cellar, and the other, five rooms. located in one of the mostde- lightful and healthy parts of the city, on iith st., (opposite Kingman’s Garden,) between P and Q streets. The city cars run by the door, and only six minutes ride from the Treasury Department. For particulars apply to JOHN CHAPMAN. on the premises. my %-2t* ‘OR RENT—Two large, well furnished FRONT ROOMS. Apply at No, 459 12th street, be- tween G and H. west side. mny 7-3t* OR RENT—525 U street, between Sth and 7the UNFURNISHED ROOMS, en suite or single. To respectable tenants they will be rented © ANTED— Ten or fifteen WASHERS and IRONERS, at the City Laundry, on lith street, near C. Algo, one good celored BOY, from 15 to 20 years, E. HOTCHKISS, Manager. my 2)-2w* WANTED TMMEDIATELY—200 LADIES to Embroider on Muslin, Linen and Cambric. To good hands constant work and good wages given. Ladies appl avd will peas bring samples Sf work. “Apply at WM. PRINCE'S Stamping and Machine Stitching Depot, 3¥1F street, opposite Patent Office fe 18 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT 50,000 PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, 351 ¥ street, opposite Patent Office, and get their Stamp- ing, Stitching, Pinking aud Embroidery done. As there are other Richards in the field, ladies better look out that phey come to Prince’s, who is the only practical handin the city. Be sure you 5° to F street, opposite Patent Office. mh4 LUTING F PLUTING! TDD \ ANTED. Every lady in the District to’ know that I have, at considerable expense, had builta very elegant machine for Fluting or Crimping Dresses, &c. Dressmakersand others can haye any kind of goods Crimped at short notice, in as good style, and as cheap asin any othercity. Ladies, remember thia is the only machine in town, and done at the only place to get stamping done. 341 Fstreet, pppe- site Patent Office, Stamping and Machine Stitch- Ing Depot. my3 none cthers need apply. my enue, at a reasona price. sock 0: 7 3 sold ifrequired. Apply to ED. KOHN, 257 Penn, avenue. between 12th and 13th sts. a URNISHED HOUSE TO RENT, for 4 months If not taken by a family. the rooms will be for rent—to gentlemen only, Inquire at No +4 street. m: AUCTION SALE.. For ether Auctie: les see first page THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ti er B* J.C, MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF SUPBRIOR GOLD WATOCHE RAG JEW. ¥. TWO FINE PLA EI GLASS CASES. COUN TRE, & On WEDNESDAY EVENING, May Cin tinue each evening thereafter, until the whole are Ga aed of. at 734. rcleok. at the Auetion Rooms, we the high : dealer d Glining busines vor” CD AotOEAE CO! a ne a— Rix superior Hunti Sole eat, Fob, and Guard Ohaias of arious pat Fine set ts of Jewelry in boxes, Finger Rings, Ear Rings, Bréastpins, Sleeve But- ns, Studs. &c,,&e LEO. 4 Cases Surgical Instruments. ‘ties in want of jewelry are invited tothe eal as the quality of the goods may be relied on. = Terms cash, my.18-d wc MoGUIRE & CO., Aucta, ¥ J. ©. MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, FOUR VALUABLE LOTS IN JAOK&0N HALL ALLEY, AT -ALOTION, ~ = On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jane 6th, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, we shali sell, Lots No 37, 58, 39, and 4), in sub division of Reservation No 10 fronting gach Block on the foot wiley on street at jon Tun lo feet to an alley 5 : " aS nee erest ese Lots are admirably located for the purpo- fa Livery Stable or for a Manu‘actory, invite special attention to theeales 7 854%? Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed oftruston the premises. lonveyances at the cost of the cme my.27-d J.C. McGUIBE & OU. Aucts, Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, SPLENOID BUILDING LOTS, FRAME BUILD. INGS, LOT OF CARPENTER’S TUOL&. LOT ROPE, SEVERAL RUNDR CORDS OF OAK AND PINE WOOD, &c. &c., AT AUCTION, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Juve 2d, at 4 o’clock p_m.. I will sell on the premises. on the corner of First and Market streets, Georg: towa tiree splendid Building Lota, each fronting 28 fee’ inches on First street, with a depth of 96 feet on Terme: One third cash; bal 4 ‘erms: One cash; balance insix and twelve months, secured bya deed of trust onthe prop- erty. Conveyancing and stampsat the cost of = Paik ie ea the pur. 5 Two Frame Buildi: to be removed, Several b co) f Oak and Pine Wood. Lot Carpenter’s Tools, At lot of excellent Rope, double and single jocks Lot of Iron, &c., &c. Terms cash myz7-d {Intel ]__THOB. DOWLING, Auct. YJ.C McoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOL U PUBIC mee D EFFEOTS AT On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Jane ist, a: o'clock, at the residence of Judge Underwoot 359 2iststreset, between H and I atré . We vaall fell, the Furni‘ure and Effects comprising— Hair Cloth Sofas, Arm and Easy Chairs, Rosewood Marble-top Table Wuatnot, Lace Curtains, Cornice, Reception Chairs, Bruasels, Ingrain ard other Carpets, Hat rack’ Oil Cloth, Rugs. Looking G Shades, Giasses Ceck, Dining Tables Cane Seat Chairs, Sideboard, Refrigerator, Crockery and Glassware. Cutlery, Bedsteacs. Bureaus. Washetands, Cottage Sett. Wardrobes. Mattresres, Bolsters and Pillows, Toilet Setts, Comforts, Blankets, Cvoking and other Btoves, Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen Tequisites, Terma cash &2F- The House is for rent, enquire of Mr. Drury, Pennsylvania avenue, between Twenty-first aod Twenty second strects, my 2-d 3.0. [POR SALES A fine RUMMER RESORT. joing a smashing business, Reason, the proprietor is going to Europe, For particulars call at 46834 Ith street, between D and KE, my 27-3t* JOR RENT—A desirable place of business, oppo- aite Willards’ Hotel, now fitted up asa banking office. Fixtures for sale low. Possession given immediately, Apply to W. W, ABMSTRONG, 22 Penn. avenue, my 27-3t™ Bs URNisHED ROOMS FOR RENT—A PARLOR &’ onthe first floor and two CHAMBERS on the second floor—to gentlemen only. Apply at No. 4™, N.E. corner 2d and East Capitol streeta—one square from Capitol Grounds. my 27-3t* POs, Babe Furaiture (and Good Will of a BOARDING-HOUSE, containing 19 roomsand anumber of boarders. Inquire second door from ae streak on P street south, near Arsenal Gate my Z-iw* Foz SALE—The LEASE of a large Grocer Store. Also, GROCERIES, FLOUR AN LIQUOR, in a business part of the city. For fur- ther information call at Mr. CHERRY’S Restau- rant, on 10th street, between D and E, : my 27-3t* LOST AND FOUND. OST—A small BREASTPIN, containing the L4 likeness of a little girl. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at 319 E street, or the composing room of the Globe Office. _ my 23-2t* OST—On Wednesday the 25th inst..a red COW, white face, straight horns. 35 reward will be en ifreturned to HENRY BUSHER, corner of North Capitol and H streets. my 23-3t* OST—About three or four weeks ago asmall 4 Mosaic BREASTPIN, between 12th street and the Public Gardens. Aliberal reward will be paid if leftat Semkins’ Jewelry Store, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and lth stre my 25-3t* s - REWARD —Strayed or stol rom my resi- Ded dence. on ist, between H and T sts. north,a roan-colored COW, in points of ssinne, with one brass on horn, The above reward will be paid for her delivery at the above place. . my it" WILLIAM BABINGTON. OST—On the evening of the 2ithinst., on the cars, or on the street, between 13th street and the Navy Yard, or near the Baltimore Depot, # valbable CAMEO BREAST-PIN. The finder will et a liberal reward by leaving it at the Bran OF ice. Ss RAYED—On the 23d instant, a sma'l spotted COW, with a white fice and red jaws,ani a rope around her horns when she left. Five dollars wi be paidif left at the Railroad House, corner 7th wud Duasdeey ote. my 2 3t* STEPHEN SOMERS, OST—On the 25th inst., on Penn. avenue, $44, in 80 cent postage currency The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the money at No, 399 Penn. avenue, apa my 27-3t* WYCKOFF & DENISON $5 REWARD.—Lost. on 22d instant, alight red +) COW, two smalihorns. The above reward will be paid if returned to the corner of 2d street east and H street, my 27-2t* JOHN MOOR. REWARD.—Estrayed May %th.a dark bay $1 0 MARE MULE. The above reward will be paid if brought to the corner of 9th street and canal, west end Center Market. my 27-2t* J.T. SULLIVAN, O8T.—A liberal reward will be paid to any one who will return a large Package of Letters and Public Documents (which were lost last evening somewhere near the Capitol) at either No. §9 East Capitol street. or the office of STEWART & STK- NS, No. 411 Penn. avenue. my 27-2t* $ 1 0 REWARD.—Broke out or stolen from the subscriber’s slaughter-house yard, corner 13th and L streets, Navy Yard, on 22d inst., five HOGS—one a black spotted hog, long and slim; one white, very large and poor. with long ears; the other three white, short, hogs. I will pay the above reward if they are returned to me, or for information so I can get them. Mrs. ANN BOHLAYER, co:ner I and 9th sts , Navy Yard, my 27-3t™ Fok BENT A STORE on7th street. aduoinin Canal Bridge, now occupied asa Flour and Feed Store. Possession given immediately. Also STABLE, containing four good stalls, Inquire of GRAY & WILLIAMS, Attorneys-at-Law, No. 432 Penn. avenue. my a G02 SHANCE FOR AN INDUSTRIOUS BUST. 3H NESS MAN, WITH 80ME CAPITAL —For sale—A respectable and profitable BUSINESS, in running order, thriving and large profits. Rea- son for selling, sickness. Inquire at, WILLIAM WITTHEFT’S, No, 469 8d street, Capitol Hill, near Penn. avenue. my 27-8t" Fo RENT—Till the Ist of October or Novem- ber, three FURNISHED ROOMS, all commu- nicating. on.the second floor; or the HOUSE, con- taining eight rooms,entire The house fronts a ublic garden. Inquire at the store of JACKSON, Bro. & co. 333 Penn. avenue, south side, be- tween 6th and 7th sts. my 27-3t" Fo SALE—A COUNTRY RESIDENC 23 acres; most Falubrious; eligibly si One small HOUSE, seven rooms; bath house, stable, four acres woodland, copious supply o: cold water; 1} miles from Georgetown. Part cash, part on time. Apply te WM. ANDERSON, Exq., gent, 401 12th street, between Iand K; or to Mrs. FITZGERALD, 476 Penn, avenue, 'Wash- ington. Dr. CECIL, Druggist, Georgetown. my 27,28je3.4.10,11* PoeanaEe ROOMS TO RENT—To gentlemen enly—No, 358 7th street, between I and Mass, avyenu, my %-7t* SEVERAL COOL, PLEASANT ROOMS on the SO first floor for rent, in a central and convenient location. No. 499 lth street, between Penn. avenue and C street. my 25-6t* for RENT—Two ROOMS on first floor, fur- nished as bedroom and sitting-room; to gen- tlemen only, Apply at 361 I street, between 13th and 14th, my 25 3t* [ure HOUSE FOR RENT.—For rent,a FURNISHED HOUSE, for the term of three menths from the lst day of June. Inquire at No. #5 Penn. avenue, between 2ist and 22d streets. Gas d water in the house. my 23-3t* FXO RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, with or with- out board. Two rooms conaected will be rent- ed together oF separately. Apply at 264 F etreet, between Ithana ‘th, Also, a tew Table Boarders can be accommodated, my 25-3t* fOR SALE—A RARE CHANCE—A DINING SALOON and BAR—Best situation in Wash- ington; suld only on account of dissolving part- nership; now doing an excellent business. Apply ‘0 WHYTE & OO., corner F and 13th sts. my 25-4t™ OOMS FOR RENT.—Comfortable and well- furnished Rooms at 450 12th street, between Gand Hsts. The location is cone of the most de- sirable in the city. my 24-tf FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. — without board; boarding-house in the neighborhood, where meals are served. Apuly at No, 320 New York avenue, between 9th and Ith sts. my 24-6t" ated. ‘ood icy I OST—In the cars last night, a Physician’s PRE 4 SCRIPTION BOOK. Please return to Dr. J, C. HALL, No. 334 Penn. avenue, and receive re- ward. my 25-3t* Mec, Wednesday, the 25th instant, a red COW, with horns, white star in forehead. Five dollars reward will be given if returned to CHAS. McOARTY, 87 E street south, between 2d and 3d, Capitol Hill. my 26-3 AME TO MY PREMISES, on Wednesday 25th inst., a spotted CALF. ‘The owner will please come forward, prove property,and ake him away. At No. 285 D street, between Ist and 2d, Island. my 26-3¢* 2 REWARD.—Strayod or stolen, about fire miles the other side of Bladensb abay ORSE anda bay MARE. The horse was about 11 years old and the mare seven. The horse had a star on his forehead, and the mare’s hind hoof was cracked. The above reward will be paid if returned to JOHN DELANY, corner Band North Capitol sts. : my 25-3t" STOLEN FROM THE SUBECRIBER On Tuesda: © night, the 24th instant, asorrel HORSE, wit! a flaxen mane and tail, about 12 years old, one of his hind feet white, blaze face, scar on his back. 50 will be given for the recovery of the horse and the apprehension of the thief. or #2 for the horse, ALFRED V. ROBINSON, Near T & my 26-lw* rince George’s county, Md. wos $ REWARD. —Strayed from Genter Market, one horned COW, with arope tied around her horns and three feet of it pens ae. Shgwasa springer. The above reward will be paid Br any information of her that will lead to her overy, or if she is bronght to the Center Mark. 'y mar- ketday, JAMES W.GLBASON, on Mrs. Mary EK. Renwick vecks near Harmony Cemetery, y CAVALRY HORSES WANTED. War DepantMENT, Cees BUREAU, thi arterm: s Wasainoton, D. 62'May Toth, 19, Ueland THOUH END (3.000) HORSES WANTED. hundred sixty- doll wig bengred ant ixty-five ($165) dollars per head delivered witha thoy 30)ed: elivert iD e ni Government stables at Gissboro’ e * ih erat te Said horses to be sound in all ‘parti less than five (5) nor more than nine pi reete old; from fifteen to sixteen hands high, fu! s compactly built, bridle wise, and HORSES thirty fo) 5 bone ak joations will be steiony adhered to and risidiynatetee, in every cular, ~ Payment made on deli ory, seven (7) ang over. AMES A. BKIN, Lieut. Col, and Chief Quartermestér, my 18-}m Walry Bureau. Ww ILLIAM BRADLEY BEGS TO INFO! eae et the public that he lh POR ge rps ip gece lead Stones and all kinds of worked to order, “4 for past foxes and hopes to aa eee ESS se 7OR SALE—In Montgomery county, Md. a FARM of 50acres of Land,7 miles from George- town and 13s south of the Rockville and George- town Pike; 20 acres in cultivation, and the remain- der in wood. Improved by a comfortable Lo: House and necessary Outbui! dings, ae orchard of various Kinds of fruits. 5 5 Agent for the sale of Maryland Land my 24-lw* 517 Seventh stree: Fo, SALE—A beautiful COUNTRY SEaT, con- taining 22 acres, but 5 miles from Washington; bree-quarters of a mile from Bladensburg Depot. Ordinary improvements. This land is level and smooth, with several excelent springs; 20 tons of bay now on thi place; 5 acres in wood—remainder cleared, first-rate garden land. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, my 23-lw* 8. E. cor. Pa. av_and isth st, OR SALE.—18,000 cash will purchase tho stock, fixtures and furniture (with six a lease at a nominal rent) ofa FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, in Washington, D. C., containing forty rooms. This establishment is conducted on the Eur»pean plan, and is thoroughly stocked and furnished with every modern convenience. Location the best in Washing. ton, with an extensive in, tronage. Calor address MITCHELL & SON, 3.8 ee Estate Erckers, ee be m0. AVE. BD * my 23-1m 7 SOrnet TS Washington, D. OR SALE—A beautifully located BRICK HOUSE, 18x32, eight rooms and passage; lot 37x90 to ac alley. Immediate posseasion—only ‘$3.00. = 5,000 feet of Ground, fronting on Pa, ayenuc, for lease for ten years. MITCHELL & SON, Real Ratate Brokers, my 17-1m* 8. E. cor. Pa. av and isth st. FS, 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 in the tte! fencing, garden, fruit 8, &e.; for MITCHELL & SON, Estate Brok _my 16-1m* pocthaeeone ‘a. ar and ith at. R RENT—During the summer, a F URNISHEL HOUSE, delightfully locaton: No. ree ee i Lea street. Georgetown, tainin, 5 Be fer neces required. eae tr oe R RENT—A de htful “REBID) OB. with F SPurpitere. C Nerctcan (etghes, Gn"the fd toads > boston vee poe ue 9 ane, next, 1» Ke, eons OT} - x rich FARMIN FON in Town, (Hardin, Bory. Welbt, an frosts from W019 61 acren. Located 1".6. Pate. from the Government. Willexchang’ for ip or near and » half years’ lease of etginee nt on = now renting for ny be. poids with Oonfectioners and Fixtur-s comp'ete any Oy 50 ‘only fore Corner aaa feet fron’ room! ep 3-Im' or. Pa, av. and ith st. ‘at Ti- * Y J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF FRENCH PLATE MIR- RO FURNITURE, CAR?*ETS, SILVER. PLATED WARE, GLASSWARK,’ OOPPERS, BAR FIXTURES, &c., AT THE * OOOIDENT. AL- HOUSE,” On TURSDAY MORNING, May 31, commenciag at 10 o’clock. and continuing until the whole in dis ored of, we sball se)]. the excellent Furnitura and Effects of the ‘* Oc idental Ho1se,” on Fourteen street. opposite Willard’s Hotel, comprising, art— welve elegant French plate Mirrors in elaborate- a ay Carved Oval, round and square frames. Solid Walnut Parlor and Chamb:r Furniture throughout the House, the Parlor furniture finisbed in Green and Fancy Reps. Green Rep and Lace Curtains wita Oval Coraice and fixtures, Brussels Parlor and Chamber Carpets throughout the House, Oil Cloth, Rugs, &c.. Large nomber of superior Walnut and Oak Dining hairs, same upholetered in Reps, Wainu: and Oak Extension Diring and Baloon Ta- eB, Handsome Engravings and Paintings. air, Spring and Husk Mattress+e, Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets, Comforts and Spreads, Iron Bedsteads, Toilet Setts, China, Glass and Crockery PTY EU perio: Bilver Plated Dinner and Breakfesat jastors, = Large quantity of pur Piated Knives, Spoons, ‘orks Ladies, & Bed and Tabie Linen, Table Covers, Bronze and Gilt Elegant two, four and six light bandeliers throughout ip Herring’s Safe, Office Desks, and railing, Superior 8 day Calender Regulator, Fine Bar Counter, Cos'ly Ale Pumps, Oyster and Eating Bar Counters, , Large number of superior Copper Cooking U ten- sils Together with many other articles not necessary oO name. The furniture is of excellent character no expense havigg been spared in the “ating up of this excel lent House. Terms cash, my.27-d J. CO. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. WM. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, CARPENTERS TOOLS, BENCHES. HARDWARE, MOULDINGS. NEWELS, BRACKETTS, &c., &c., AT AUCTION, ‘We shall sell, on THURSDAY MORNING, June 2d at 10 o'clock, st Mr. W. P. Webb’s establish ment No. 407 G street, near Seventh the Lumber, Veneers, Tocls, Hardware, Mou.dings, Neweils, c., &c. Also, 2 Mortice Machines, Lawton’s Patent, 1S8mith’s Patent Moulding Machine, 1 Woodward Patent Planing Machine, 2 Circular Saw Tables, complete, Several Work Benches, | fine Lathe. i complete sett of Screw Cutters, and Boxes, Lot of ans or ted Files. Screws, Chisels, Oil Stones, Setts of Mouldings, Planes, and other Tools, 2 large Grindstones, Ac. ALSO. Large lots of Muhogany and Walaut Newell Posts, Banisters, Cornice, Mouldings, &c.. &e,, Fine Lots of Mahogany and Walnut Veneers, Lignumvite Wore in Logs. about one ton, Lot Bracketts, of diff-rent styles, r Sfine large Bathing Tuba wita Shower Baths, Pipes, Stoppers. &c., com piete, llarge Glace Bide Case ALSO, About 15 000 Segara, Lota Tr bacco, Liquors, &c., Together wits a lotof Furniture, Corts, Tables, Chairs, &c , &8. my.26 ts [Chron.] W.B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. Y WM.L WALL & CO., Auctioneers, AT SALE OF CARREAGEs AND HARNESS eneere ~ ATA ION. On THURSDAY MORNING Mer *, at 10 o’clock, we will sell, atthe Carri tory of Thomas Young, No. 409 Pennss!vania av., near 434 street, south side, his large and extensive stock of first-class Garringes, &c., embracing— 60 New and Second Hand Family Carriages and Coaches, for one and two Horres, part very fine, 20 Top ard No Top Buggies and Tro ting Wagons Beoveral fine Dretts, Phsetons, and Phyeician’s Phaetors, 1 8econd Bard French Coupe, 1Engliesh Dog Wagon, Several Barouch and Buggy Poles, 40 Setts first class Double and Single Harness, Sil- Pes and Japan mounting, part of which is very ine. Tc gether with other Carriages not enumerated. the above stock embraces the largest and finest assortment of Carriages and Harnexs ever offered at auction in this city, and is disposed of on account of Mr, Young retiring from business, and we es- pecially callthe attention of purchasers to this sale as the stock will be Seromptorny sold. it of the siness. peat SaRS it ly for any kindof Yu my 18 WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, afFoReDat ert sietlontessamenourand place, my 26 WM. L. WALL & OO., Aucts. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, IMPROVED REAL ESTATESALE. In pursnance of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, rendered in special term, on the 16th day of May, 1864, in acaase in chaacer: No. 48, in which Samue) V. Btilli Elizabeth E: Angel, and John T, Angel are compleicants, Saran V. Hamilton, Laura A. Stillii George 8. Johngon, Elen M. Smith, Laura V. Smith, Joseph H, Smith, Aun E, Smith, M: and 6m.o8 Smilih are éofendants, he us missioners, DAD © appoin: will ell, upon the premises. bereinatter described, Ty Public Ruction, to the highest bidder, at6 o’elk; ee ‘on the Third day of June, 1864, the following pert: : f 8q01 numbered 9 6, i Washi re Guts, beginale s for t: ame a Spsint op the south line of street south, yoo bas thesoutheast corner ee TDi me Sad nping thence weet 26 feet, Borth 75 feet, 15 feet, south 75 feet to the re- gippin, eer teuning ‘& two-story attic apd base- Gini irick Huuse; and also, part of Lot No. 2, in the seme Square, beginning for the sa:d part on PEAT treet, 101 feet from the southeast corner of saio Squa e, running thence north thence wert 20 feet, thence south 76 feat, to sou race Stinine = see tiee pt} eat and Pefoment ¥raime iouse, upon the following t-rms, towit: One-third eb. 88 wit 2 tha, and the other third sale, one-third at «! whee ihe ata. Site ete