Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1865, Page 3

Third Precinct—John Mahorney, drunk and darn Pre $5 4. Oharies Coover, disorderly; "1041. Jobn McGlocklin, Laurence Murray, gerank; dismissed. 2 Set tal < WANTS. ; FOR RENT AND SALE. AUCTION SALES. AUOTION SALES, es | aS ew. LOCAL NEWS. . AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. * WASHINGTON THEATER.—‘‘Still Waters Run p.” characters by the Washington Dra- matic Club, and the farce of “A Ghost in Spite of Himeelfe”’ Miller Bell as « Diccory.” Sgatow HALL —Bierstadt’s grand ees of «*The Rocky Mountains. CaxTERBUEY. — The drama of « The Fal in Gold,” the balletof «The Judgment Day of renee & new pantomime, and other attrac- tion: Grover’s THEaTER.—‘ Aladdin, or theWon- derful Lamp,” Miss Susan Denin as Aladdin. Also, the danseuse, Mile Auriol, of the Ger- man Upera Troupe. GonzaGa Hatt, F street, between 9th and 10th sts.—Fair for the benefit of St. Aloysius Church. Oxrorp Haty.—Last night but one of «Fan- chon, the Cricket.” and ali the company ina huge bill of novelties. Opp Frattows’ HaLt.—Grand annual May 1 and exhibition by the papils of Professor A most pleasant time is anticipated. b Kreis. a Potick RErorts—Second Precinct._Nancy Bauler, larceny; dismissed. James Edmonds and Brown Carrol, disorderly; $i each. Wm Pend, selling liquor unlicensed; #20. James Dunn, drank and disorderly; military. Vir- ginia Mullen, assanit and battery; bail for peace. Also, disorderly; $5 Fo.01. Fourth Precinct—Charles Davis, padisorderly: $5.75. . Sizth Precis disorderly, $3 drunk and —Wm. Folsein, drunk and Margaret A. Durmont, do.; “workhouse. Benjamin Zimmerman, and T. J Walker, Lentil seis dismissed. Edward W1 Judson Beets do; mil $3. W. B. Knott, do.; drunk and disorderly; diams, disorderly; tary. John Hough, d dismissed. Jas. Jones, © military. Tenth Precinct —Charles Lewis, disorderly qand profane. $10.90. Philtp Haurah, driving a & pavement; deferred. John Hamilton, Soranx, military John B. Hunt, profane and indecent language: $2 90 each. Thomas Sulli- 4 van, disorderly: $5 _—_—~»-—_—_- ._ Ixgvest.—Yesterday, Coroner Woodward qheld an inquest at the office of Justice Bar- naclo on the body of a new borr white male ¢ infant found yesterday morning in the yard of >} Mr. Michael Talty, No. 295 F strset, near 12th. PiThe jury found that the mother, Mary Halli- sey, (who lives as a seryant in Mr. Taity's » tamily,) was delivered by herself of a male ehild on the 30th day of April, which she «Ryrapped up and deposited under some sods in «the yard; and from the evidence of Dr. E. W. ‘WAbbott, the jury believe the child to have been ‘porn altve and to have died trom neglect. Jus- tice Ksarnacio held the mother to bail for a fur- ther hearing, she being at present sick. stints Sal ches AMATEUR THEATRICALS.—On Saturday eve- ming the Washington Dramatic Club, com- posed mostly of clerks in the pay and other de- partments of the Government, gave a theatri- cal performance at the Washiregton Theater. They performed Tom Taylor’s fine comedy, «Still Waters Run Deep” in a very acceptable manner. The character of «Brother Potter” was well sustained by Mr. H. W. Beers; that of “Captain Hawke ze” by Mr. E. F. Ten Eyck; “John Mildmay,” by Mr. Bryson Tilley; «Mrs. Mildmay,” by Miss Emma H. Seeley, and “Mrs. Sternhold,” by Mrs. H. W. Beers. ge OnTarninc Money sy FALSE PRTENSES.— Sunday, officer Grant, of the Fourth Ward, arrested Wm Edinburg, &@ colored servant employed at Dubant’s restaurant, on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, and Justice Giberson committed him to jail for court. Edinburg, it is charged, for the last six months has been in the habit, when sent out to make purchases, of retaiming a portion of the money he drew from the clerk. gee Horse STEALING.—On Saturday night, a soldier named Christopher T. Downing com- plamed that his norse had been stolen, and the tact was telegraphed to the different stations, but shortly after officer Goomes brought in the horse, together with a soldier named George H. O'Conner, who had been trying to dispose of it for $25. Justice Walter committed him to jail for court. ——_—._—— ATIENTION is called to the notice of the cbange of the Bank of the Metropolis mto the National Metropolis Bank, and also to the declaration of & dividend tor the past four months. a LooxoutT for the reception and hep at Brady’s gymnasium to-morrow night. An elegant entertainment may be expected. uae csnaitbaaist THE Fink Grend Pianos used at the concert given by our city Quintette Club for the bene- tof Mr. Ball, were Chickering & Sons mana- facture. The pianos used at the Public Schools concert are Chickering & Sons fine tone in- struments. OITY ITEMS. {eae S- e ie PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLOWSE! is con- tinuing Dis piano forte and singing classes. All (hoes whe wish yet to take lessons by his new and simplified method can apply at his resi- dence, No. 353 6th street, between H and I streets. preter Sele JewELRY.— Beantiful gold-plated jewelry only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. av., near 1 st. 2t —_—s——. AT THE MEncuanr TaiLorine EsTasLisi- MENT of Messrs. Smith Bros. can be seen on exbibition one of the finest assortments of Eng- lish, French and American cassimeres and coatings eyer offered in this city, which they maxe up to order, under the direction of Mr. ©. Palmer, in the finest style. We would ad- vise ail to examine their stock before giving their orders elsewhere. penta hh MARRIED, On tae let of May. by the Rev. Br. Finkel, HAM. SON F_ BARNARD to MARGARET H. MILLE] ailof Washington, On the 2d inst.,at the residence of the bride's lather, by the Hey John Q. Bini se JOHN 'M. BEIG. of Lancaster city, Pa.. to Mis PRANOSACOUSTAS daughter 0 Mr. W. Dliddleton, of Washington c. Departed this life on the 1st instant. after al and pa nfal lilness, RBZIN ORME, aged 17 years” The friesas of the Tamuy are respectfully invi- ted to attend his faueral from the err street M, P. Church, on Wednesday, Ma: t 3 o'clock, {Ohio and Southern paper ase copy.] Ositcaay.—lIt is with profound regret that we have to record the dea’ our oldest and most zeenected about 4 o’cloes, RB. 8 arenghe tour community, as emi- filling all obligations which bind men to his fellow beings, departed this life. In every position of busicess Mr. Orme was remarka- ble for his faithful perfermance of the obligation devolved upon bim. Upright, honest, con cientious, he pursued his course without ostenta- ng Daturally. peculiary delicate and un- e. For the last fifteen years such has been te of his health as to remove him from gi eral intercourse,bat the few old friends with he associated, monitemet to the last, th timation in which he w: be carried to the Ninth tant Chureh. As usband, devotion to a long deeply aflicted wife ia raise. As Father, affectionate and kind, wit hem we truly sympathize and “ed that this be reavement may be sanctified to their eternal wel- |Obio and South please copy.) Afver a short but severe illness, on the mornin, of May 2, BMMA ELIZABBT econd pres of Bich hard e and Mary A. Clarke, aged 5 years mon: be The tide of time may onward How, Fleet and changin as But thy little f ops he! Will be heard no more— The relatives aud friends of the 1 fail are re- vited ts attend the funeral from the 3 A etreet ncrth, Capitol aul, ‘clock p. m,, May 3. On the Istinst., Mr, JOHN GOODRICK. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attemd his fuceral from bis residence in Baio Town, on te morrow afternoon at2 o'clock. On the ist of M CHARLES WARTHEN, in Amen tbe a7th year of his age. May he rest in peace The friends of the family are Met syaub pd ia- vited to attend his faneral from his residence, No. 500 Tat., bet. 6th and 7th ey rth. Op the 7th of April JAM ;gon of Geo. W. and Emma Offutt, aged 4 years, ae Prince George county ee EES THe UN leasure in ac apne iedaing the receipt ofa very BLEGANT T ‘OAT. « very liberal donation to the house of Me: ickerton & Oo.,for the tenefitof St Aloysius Fair Thie Coat will be raffied at the Fair at $1 perchance. It is now, and will be all this seeks ae, Pe ae at the store of Messrs. Bickerton & Co., No, 504 ue street, between Pennaylvatia aveuae. and D st apd o8 the ope: air, MONDAY EVE NING nest th the Table o ap 12 eo3w* 4NOIS MOHOCN. SPRING bt STYLES. SPRING QLOTHING. WALL, STEPHENS & co, Are now receivin. a of Spring Clothi: GEN LEMEN AND Rovs. which they will offer at great bargains and sell at very low Pee WALL, STEPHENS ‘eo nnsyivania mh W-tmif |. BRIC ND BS LEE pen supplied bi rte ge BAND. b» apely to JERSMIA corser of 4th aad G tare pear thejail, apé cola? H. 3, BUBB: AY ‘will be held at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th street, on THURSDAY RYENING, May lth. Tickets $2, to be bad of his a, or at tae door on the! ‘tof the ball, Music b} ia’s American Brass Bshibit! ae will commence at 3 vaca Ecotth Dance by a Miss Fisher’s Hornpipe by Gents Gollese Hornpipe by — isher’s Hornpi: isso Bas De Trois wa Pears Fling by Misres i rerio by Miss oa Master asde Zam isn haden Baden Poite by Miss aod Master Tyrolean by a Mire Pas Styrean by 2. Gent and Lady Ee Geseac by a Miss. ake by a Mi Bi ete Fling by a Master Bailor’s Horagipe by s Miss Highland Jette by, a Master a or Argonaies by a Mis and Master, PROF. SHBLDON’S MAY PABT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, ‘A THURSDAY EVENING, May ith. All the Fashionable ‘Philadel phi ances will be Satvodaced. including the Polac Robenson Behottische, Mazourks, London Lancers, and owa Quadrilles. m2-‘t* 0. elena, Dances oh pat f ol ‘ancy Dances by Pr: Tickets to oe “hed at the Academy 4d=Datroct ies W, HABBY, myl-st™ matter of Oeremonies. Tw YMNASTIC RROBPTION AND Fora, GRaDws GYMNASIUM, 52. Foo and 56, Leuisiana avenue, = ISP BDNESDAY EVENING. May 3, 1855. Tickets may be obtained of the mmemilere, ax. ercises commencing at 80 *elock. p 2 4b’ A THE FENIAN Tomniacee A ee a variety Will their GRAND MAY BALL, aT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, on WEDNESDAY BYBNING, MAY 34, 1365. Tickets $2, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies; to be had of any of the Members, and at the door on the night of the Ball. By order of the Committee. bs SEVENTH @RAND BALL -HI AWATHA CL UB for the benefit of WM. W. GODDARD. which was ewiihe in conneauence of the sad calami- will Cae take apa ot DAY EVENING, May ith, at Temperance Hall B street, between 9 and em per Tickets $1, admittinga gentleman dies, By order of &p 26,20May1,2.3.4* COMMITT: Pp2or; KREIS' GRAND ANNUAL MAY BALI. AND EXHIBITION will take place at Odd Fellows’ Hallon TUESDAY EVENING, May2. Tickets. $2; Bad ats. gentleman and two ladies, to be bad at J TN zerott’s. Philp & Solomon’s, and all the principal — oF of any of the pupils; ap 25 7t RUF. L. G. MARINI takes leave to announce Geor, Alexaniria, that his Grand Flora! ae May Festival wiil take plac demy,Temperance Hal onT pESDAY EVENIN y 9th, 5. chets to be had at the principal’ music and book stores, Ladies wishing for ineltations can Ieave their re: spective names at J. P, Ellis’ Music Btores! re AY., bet. 9th and 10th sts. 1d NINTH GRAND REOPENING & : GEO. JUENEMANN’S PLEASURE GARDEN, Corner ith and B streets, Oapitol Hill, MONDAY, April 17, 1385, Dancing every Monday afterneon A good BAND isengaved for the season. GEO. JUENEMANN, Proprietor. 13 Im" GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS TANO 80LO.. ..T, 8, Boston May Breeze. Mra, Brown Bolo—Il Bacio (The Miss Grey 8c lo-Her Bright Bmile hurts M oheee! 8olo—The Dearest Spot of Earth. M hman Bolo—Ab! I've 3 to Rest me. M: zatoin Bolo—Btar of Love. -Mr, Brown Ductte—Sad Sea Waves Mrs. Brown and Mr. Ooakley Ata Concert held at Trinity Ohurch.Georgetown, D. C.,on Thursday and Friday evenings, 7th and 28th of April, theabove named ladies and gentle- men took parts and performed admirably, and gained much @pplause 1t* ‘pas PARTNERSHIP HERRTOFORE EXIST- ing under the firm of Yates & Wilson having thisday been dissolved by mutval consent. this is to certify that James V. Yates i hereby author- ized to collect all bills dae the frm and pay all its liabilities and finish all con es JAMES V. YAT JOSEPH H. WILSON. Georgetown, May 1, 1865. THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE BUS- iness at the old stand. and solicits further patron age from his old customers. x my 2 St* JAMES ¥. YATES. NOTICE. OF. popes NUISANORS. # tice is hereby given te all concerned, jo that 6 or matter which may become weather, and place the same in any or the streets, within three fect of the gutters, om any day of the ent month, to be removed without cost by the jcavenger. This permission cannot be extended beyond the time above mentioned. and any such deposits made thereafter, or any failure to properly preserve the parity © fany one's premises at Bg Ne Aare tobe ce © e Unites HENBY ADDIBON, Mayor. Mayor’s OFrice, Geer etown, D.C. Sth, 1855. ap 5-2awiw ANTED-—A Girst-class DRE 215 8th street. between L an [REE PLASTERERS WANTE acer ane M Poly 161 +» Georgetown. IR at Barber aoe Tt ’ Hall, Navy Yai C.A. WHITNEY. WANTED—E WOMAN to nurse an < assist in general housework Apply No. 310 - os det. 11th and Hi = : War ven a clay S oi slice as oad "hl ‘ce Creai r "POTENTING, oN ert P. Wee evgage in FARMING with some ove who will furnish Btock; Dg over sixty il ad v ANT pDoae APPRERTID aS & mo ner: ire 0} re. 477 13th st between Pa avenue and Datreet.— Warts young MAN, between iand 18 are ofage,to attend adoda water bar and help atthe office.’ Apply at the New York Hotel, corner 7th and B V 7 ANTED—A COOK anda NURSE. aaa recom- mended. (terman preferred. Apply at BAL- 7aRB Confectionery, %th street. borne peat ‘WANTED DRESSMAKER, to sew im a pri- vate family for a few weeks. by the day. App! yat No. 266 H street, between Isth and 1th treets, my 2-2t* ANTRED—By a respectable girl, a BITUA- TION to cook, wash and iron in a private family. Please call at No.14 K at., between the Brewer House and the Georgetown bridge. it™ W ANTED_Two white WOMEN, to to Rich - mond. Va..—one as cook ‘and the other as ehambermaid—fora private tamily. Apply to T, POTENTINI,279 Pa. avenue, between 10th and W 4ntap Er a young woman.a Sonny ina respectable family as sesmstress. Under- etanda dressmaking, or would do chamberwork, or if apy ene would want a monthiy nurse. Good tolerance, will be given. Piease address a note to Box 31 Star offices H.W WANTED IMMEDIAT TL strong, competent PERSON, to take entire charge 7 an infant nine months old. One who will take an interest in the welfare of the child, and who can come well recommended, wiil find a permanent situation, by applying. after 5 p.m ,at O85 @ at. ct , bet. 2d et, and New Jersey av- my 2 3t* $i 500 WANTED for one or two years for > whieh a good price will be paid and property in this sity mong $5. 00. given a8 securi- ty. Addrers “B. BR. ”? Star Office my 2 3t* SAPARERRY oT po mn find wor! Q, 0 BROTHERS, cor. Ist and Dist.” myl TY. GO®D CARPENTERS WANTED AT Wo 273 2 meet, between lith — imate Beat waces paid Osrpenter and Builder. my 1-:t* | JANTBD—A good OO0K, WASHER and IKONEB; one that can come well récom- bended. Apply at 297 7th street, between pend ts. my 1-5 WANTED — -An industrious WHITE GIRL, American or German,.to nurse and do cha berwork. No Irish need ppoly. No. 180 ith at., between L street and N. Y. a my 1-2t WANTED TO | POROHABE= A small PLAO in the country, pot far from the city; pa peynient to be made in city weperty. Address O., Box 480. vy 1 3t* WANTED— ¥ a respectable young ae a SIT- UATION as Cook or to de general housework insome private family. Good eens can be given. Adereas oF apply to“ M. M, ane 233 2d street. FR TRBT ( QUARS MILLINERS AND FRrMuNHs ANTED at M’me PRINOB’S, 22 Market 8) ye aioe hands can nave constant work ailthe year round, aud receive from $10 to $15 per-week. myl-3t" V ANTED- Furnished ROO WS, suitable for housekeeping, for lady and gentleman and two eel chiidren,on first or second floor. Ad- dress -, Carrier's Box, No, 11 Post Office, ashi Blane myl-2¢* ws TED-A young: WHITE GIRU between 14 and J7 years to nurse children and go errands, Also,a SALESMAN in clothing s*ore; one well recommended, For further parti: lars call at the clothing store. No. 100 Brit dae Street, G etown, D, C Ste Ww ANTED— A Brat cla aS ous a os eh competency requ a ar ham’aHotel, Penn, avenues) APPR D bost™ WANTBB—A LADY to take charge of trim ming and mounti D 0, at BRADY'S Gallery, 832 Paave ———— OBRISHBL BOOM —For rei Bion comfortable ane wel, turaisted BOOMS B.at No io! @ an: ste. The rocation ts the city. "ous, one ¢ oft stesso Raed Fo, RENT Al able 2 FURNITURE FOR le two story and attic H contain! teen a the city. ‘These 3a, a on of the e best wre eee omice For further information epply at the btal Pari OR _ REN antiraiohet Ri ROOMS, 0.408 ” ra- ference reget Oth and 10th ste. Goea Fo Nan ROW ternal sn RM opps Hi, blsc g BOT for aslo on 7th street, opposite freon Sth and th geese OF O20 Hi atrest. Foe ROOMS TO LET—Two CHAM- to let in one of the best locakigne in the eee. 450 6th st., bet. E and F ats, aS B.—Ne dren im the house, 2-3t* B2cr,3 DWELLING roms BEATE “giz fine rooms $. uation. Hi ground Some farniture for tale ath and 6tl Fe, RENT—Sfanfarnished airy ROOMS, either gether or separate; beautiful lecation. A) ply at No. 63 faryland avenue, corner ef 1 street. my2-3t* Howes, FOR RENT—Between Navy Yard and Capitol, on the avenue, very convenient for barber shams Gees Rooms on the Ieland. Inquire to DEMON T, store corner of B and ioth sta., near tue Bele my? 3t* {OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, containing four ath suai treet ofaland Apply to GHORGE 4g abi streets, Ia! iv W. HAUPTMAN, No 612 lth strect, near Pepa sylvania avenue, y 2-3t* PRRee ROOMS FOR RENT, farn furnished; No. 499 te treet. Detresa, Bs. av. and CO st, yl uf tel LET—A vers desirable HOUSE mee pine rooms, with watee fad ‘Apply imm diatelyon the x . 221 eo Penn. aven between | 19th a Eo Ke RENT—Very wesirable ROOMS, well far- nisbed: can be used for housekeeving. Alro, splenditly forniehed saloon PARLOR, with Pi ome Apply at 326 G st , between lth and 13th, my TBEEE OR FOUR OF THE MOST I PLEASANT, beat furnished and centrally located ROOM! the city will be rented at reasonable rates. ica eet 367 and 369 E street, corner of 10th. Ge, CHANCE FOR A ae MAN — W MATERIAL, GAB FIXTURE GOODS of a Restaurant, centrally lecavede “Dr sale—the house very convenient and cles Inquire at DEMONGEOT'S Human Hai: id Perfumery Btore, corner of D and 1th streets, near the ave- nye, my 1-29" Ero SALE-REBTAURANTS varying in prices from $60 te For Rert. “Furnished and Unfarnished HOUSES. from $35 to $100 per month, Also. Furoished and Unt ie elie BROOMS, from 5 to $50 h, A $5 to $50 per mont! pela myl-!t* Boutheast cornerof P: USINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE—Near the Bank of Washington, No. 49 Louisians ave. Inquire pert ee Sis HA MELY Furnished ROOMS forrentat J, ™ CROTCHET. No. 477 6th, corner of D street. ap 19-e0%t* fos RENT—Two Furnishe? ROOMS pleasantly situated in a private family at Ne 371 Firat street, near the corner of C east, and Capitol Hill. ap 29 eo3t* FoF RENT—A furnished ROOM on the firat floor. to gentlemen preferred, either with or without board. Apply at No. 257 Dat,, es a and 14th st * ‘OR RENT—A very pleasent, ‘good. nae ae furnished ROOM, second story. Apply ‘ (after 4p. m.)at 493 H street, between sth and 9th, ap 20-31" Rew. FOR Sees Unersae and EN NISHED, 315 north B etreet, Capitol Hill, within hat * snare of the cars, near the Capitol. ap 29-3t* Fo RENT—A DWELLING HOUBE, contain- ing eleyen rooms, 362 7th street north, above I. Possession given Wednesday next. Inquire on the premises. Also, the Furniture forsale. ap 29 3t* TS LETT Pennsylvania streets, (white fr ydesirable suit of ROOMS on onde: between 3th and 9th building), Gamers: for the Beener-eotrpe panes for which it has been immediat bac JENKS, “GO. Boldier’s Addressed “areloge Printer, _ap 23. on the premises 3 ‘ANTED TO REN’ STORBE on 7th streot. Any person having the sameto rent will Pp rn call or address J. 8.,396 7th street corner ‘ap 26-5t" Ww ANTED—Goldand Bilver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbrokera’s Tickets, Furniture, Clothing, or any article of va'ue, Thehighest cash rice paid, or exchanged for other goods. At inger’s Sewing Machine Agency, 502 Stk street, three doors north of Pa. avenue. 8p 22-1m’ A FRENCHMAN FROM PARIS, who ceived an excellent education, bat evenings dissngaged, (free at § o'clock wishes to give some le: guage. ssons in the French lan- jane best raferances given. Terms mod- T.,Box 11, Star office. ai4 Im*™ [URE RE LS HOUSE YOR RENT—Price $100 per momth, House 10 rooms, Qentral locat sy] Poseession given lst ey A family OF par! et ladies and gentlemen, if they desire meals, will b furnished on reasonable terms in the house, References ragnteed Address *‘D ”* Star Ones. fe three days; will be promptly answered. ap 23 EF ae OR RENT—A large fifteen-room PE RIOEIBCUES on High street, Georgetown in thorough repair. ‘Also-a vow seven-r0om FRAME HOTSR 03 224 street, between G and H streets, First Ward. front can be used es B store, Inquire at No. 457 street, between E and F streets, between 1? a! ck. ap 23 6t" = iB mall FARM of 15 to 40 acres, with HOUBE containing 7 to 8 rooms: elevated po- sition; within 4 miles of the city by drive, or 6 by railroad jone are hse eon Address Box 1 Biar Office, ap 5-eolm* [ZZ SEINE WANTED |—Tho subsoribers wil pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High treet, G G. “pov i6 BAMEBURG & EBERT. igre WaAsteo A limited number of PUPILS for instruction on the piano forte. Best of ref- & piyat No. 526 H at., between mar 13-tf erences given. 6th and 7th sts. WANTED, 300,000 LADIES MORE, Who want the new style of Osliee. to "bring their Swiss Muslin, &c., to WM. PRINOE’S Benes ing Flating Depot, 351. t them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling lisdies Ruffies.without the use of gum ke. 5 id are the only machines hers todo such work W AN 7 8 D-8EOCOND HAND FORRITUER. Also, MIRRORS CARPETS. BE BED DING.and HOUR RT ORY at GOODS. ofevery description. LY, 406 7th street, Je 8 tf dotween G@ and H, east side. street, ad [STRUCTION IN, LANGUAGES, HISTORY ‘and LI TERATURE. Inquire at 244 Pa. av. ap2-eotf PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL PETRO- LEUM COMPANY. VENANGO COUNTY, PENNA TWENTY FIVE CENTS PERSHARE FORFULL PAID STOGK. CAPITAL $300,000 at$100 PAR VALUE, WORKING CAPITAL 100,000 8HARNS, OB $25,000, ‘The assets of this Company consists of 192 acres of land in fee simple, two leases near Sugar Creek, one lease on Cherry Run with half theoil, with half the oil of two leases free of expense to the Company, which are on Two Mile Run. The office is open in the evening from 6 to 9, to enable those who are employed through the day te have an oppo: tunity to examine for themselves, Books of subscription now open for afew days at 214 Pevn’s ave, bet 14th and Isth ats. 8. H. RAYBOLD, Agent, One balfof this stock is now taken in the city of Philadelphia. OFFICERS. — PRESIDENT—O. H. P. CONOVER, TREAEBURER—TOBIAS DUBNREY. SECRETARY—ISAIAH BATRS, Jr. 486 p26 7t* SPRING ASSORTMENT AT 486 MARHKRITER’S, NO. 486 SBVENTH STREET, DEALER (© CHOICS STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMENTS BMERACING PAPER HANGINGS. wt select ard varied stock of Gilt, Medium and low a Paper Hangings. Bord jtatues. Cen- tre &c., embracing rae Largest and Hand- somest sssortment in the Distri WINDOW SHADE: a3. ac it Wind Tan ee & wariety of patteros; PICTURB “OURD i TASSELS. Bilk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, dif- ferent sizes and colors, a beautiful assortment. Picture Rings, Nails, &c. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, The largest assortment of Oval Pramea ie, the reine Nr oo ee rramons Bint is s LCS, a ed stock Of sinall-sized Oval and Uarte de Visite & PAINTINGS. Pie aoe Che Pog Metis and Paintings always Orders fo: Hang! and Window Shades ere for Paper | to, an ee eeutel im the best manner, in city or country. Sa Terms Cash for — or Labor MARKRITSE, 486 oats eee SSeS Sate men, 4 Washiagton, D.C. BOLD’8_CONO ; omnes Sane semsae BARSAPARKILLA Both sre prepared od Chemistry, andare the moat active that be made. mar S 6m AT THE WELL. -KNOWN HOUSE M. W r L LIAN Ladies will find all the novel! Paris produces in LACE GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, MAN- TILLAS, DRE8S#8, TRIMMINGS, SILKS, VEL- VETS, Ladies’ UNDER GARMENTS, HUMAN HAIB GOODS, Lubin’s and DeMarson’s PERFU- MERY, OOUDRAY’s POMADSE, etc. Ladies can have Drosses and everythingin the Millinery line made t> order. Hair Dressing, Hair Dyeing and Shampooing done in the house, and all kinds of Hairwork mad to erder. Orders given to Paria for any kind of Goods for not less than $100 will be attended to faithfully. M. WILLIAN, Importer, Ne. 306 Penns. av.. Washington, D.C., No. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, ap 10-Im [ReputeObronl ee H- WAN. TH N l- TEE A0E TARE HERE Be One Box WILL PERFORM & CU mereatnal purely vegetable. It is pleasan' 13 e taste, a no bad odor, and may be carried in the vest Too, Brice ot without fear of deteetion. Circul: id by JOHN J. KROM ham, 400 Chestnut street Philadel. asl im by 8. 0, FORD, 290 P; faG-eoly ‘s MAYOR'S OFFICE, Aprit 26, 1855. Szarzp PROPORALS will be received at the Mayor’s Office until SATURDAY, at 12 m., th fixth (6th) day of May. for laying the gas and wat service pige on 5th street west, from D north to Commissioner, the pipe to be laid one foot ins: Cae line. 1 a teak e gas satvice-pipe to be one-inch wro: iron pipe, with the usual one inch gancoske et The water service pipe shall be inch, strong lead pip weighing not less than ‘thre» pounds two ounces per foot, and shall be Jai inches below the street surface. The sto; inside the curb t: be 35 sh brass cock, wi projecting stem, 80 that ‘it shall be under the oxcln- sive coptrol of the-Corporation, with hox and cover, conforming to Corporation laws The bid for the service pipes will be per lineal foot of the ae Jaid, and a fpe.ified eum for the tapping an4 orporation stop, the curbstone aton-cock. aud the b»x and cover, JOSEPH ¥. BROWN, - 28 eotmays ting Mayor. JOREPH REYNOLDS & 00. PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS No. 500 NINTH STREET, NBAR AVENUB, Bave just ri ved, and will constantly keep on Of Olendelters. Brackess, Dine Leis Pee e' Gines Globes, Mica and other Shader ahi cites | B cles in this Jine. f from the best establishments in Hew York, Philadelphia, &c., which wall be sold the most ressonat terms. 5 GEB. BNAOKS, and Fire-Board pared to furnish the best RANGE in Btoves. ‘Weare Ald. Re ere, OD ‘C880! we saves oh i toa Sal ny Hotels, M FITTINGS Fuouaixe i line sein thers a also oagrerrehing our Bat Tuba, peter pads, Balan eon ae ato 80h establishment in the “ —Ladies ‘EEELED GarrERs el sia EREON = P* pair; rt 60 cents. At the Store, Sua Penn. av. 8p 26-eo3t™ tly in ofl solors for PHOPOGRAEES pe Blea sead a dros. to Mise HO YE, Washington Post Omce aR ae Bai aadacrit BILT ABD, ag} ES, Beaily y wey. Trgguire at ihe Bil teed so : FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.—Most partof HOUSE 500 E street, between a) aod 3d_with water one eas. p 25-5! Fo. BALE.— ‘A good paying RE! UBANT, with Furnished Rooms, Lease four years. Rent $25 per month. Inquire 452 i0th atreet, = Joining Ford's Theater, ap 26 6) O LET—Pleasant farnished ROOMS, connect- ing or single in a private family MOU er ets at 380 E street, between ii'th mere lith m n Te FURNISHED ROOMS TO Th with or witbout board, in a private family. sages at No. “att Dunbarton street, Georgetown, ap2l OR SALE—ON LONG TIMB—A FABM af 150 acres, about 13 miles from the city, mear Coles- ville, Matyland; well watered and a Brick house; or would exchange it for city property. For fur- ther particulars Inquire of A. MOBE BHOUSE. cor. ner of K and 26th streets. im* FS BALE-A LUMBER SLaNING! a SAW ING MILL, with engine acd machinery, and one of Pages’s patent Saw Mills, all in complete running order, with tbe Frame peudion aitrated o the canal. ear oth street and poeta rh * e1 apply louse. Will be sold cheap 7 SOnN if, RADY, m 29-29" No. 547 13:h street; Island, Fe SALE—A TRACT OF LAND|yiog in Mont- gomery County, Maryland, adjoinirg Fort Sumner. about five miles trom Georgetown D. O., and containing about five hundred acres, upon which is @ Fraroe Dwelling and outer patiaines, and a good orchard. Iti also well watered above property will be sold in whole or part to suit purcharera Apply to L. A LODGS, residing near Fort Sumner, or address the subsc or at Washineton, DG. ap Ik-100" L, A. LODGE. Fo BEX T—A fine HOUSE in Georgetown, D. , containing fifteen rooms, with water and gar, Tiotn es No, 40, on Ist street, between Po- tomac and Market streets. A lease will be given from one to four years. For terms, &c ,inquire of JOB. F. KELLEY. Keal Btate Fras oMice 363 8th street west, near “[ street north. ap li-tt FIEST CLASS ) COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALB. offer at private sal . part of my farm, known as Woodley ” containing, by arecent survey, 33 acres. 3 roods and 18 perc’ eB; an adjoining tract, mostly in timber, of 22 acres, 2 roods and7 psroh- ea, will be added, if desired, The improvements sre'a large well built DWELLING. beautifully ooh command- ing a fine view of Washington c 2 Potomac river and the surrounding country, mieee Barn and Stable. Icehouse, died with Tce, and other necessary outbuildings. There isa large number of rip Ch ard and dwarf, embracing nearly every va: The above ce "in situated in Lear peony Washington, D one and a half m' nor ot Georgetown. ree ‘east of St, Alban’s Chirok. onthe road to Tenna)lytown. It is bounded on the ncrth and east by a proposed public road, called * Woodley Road,”’a are art of which wascom- pleted last year, by which road She place. will = A fifteen minutes’ drive of Washington cit A farther description of this property is deemed unnecessary, as all contemplating purchasing are invited to examine the p a ‘ate sale before the If not dis poena of at LS Isst of April next, it will be offered at public muc- tion, of which due notice will be given. For terms, &c. inquire of Charles M. Matthews, Attorney at-Law, No, 51 Congress street, George- town. opposite be Post orcas er corner By Bighth os a toshew eg onan ee are Wa plat of the Pinos. Stawtt P. A. BOWEN, Fo. SALE—A first-rate FRAM® HOUSE, con taining 9rooms, together with 9 valuable ‘Lots, all in choice fruit, such as pean pears, cherries, plumbe and grapes, atiof the best aclection, with a pump of excellent water in the yard, on the cor- ner of G, 13th street sng Penns’ iwinie exst For furtber partisulars call 1 at pr 0. 575. (mh 2-eolm*]} D. CARROL Fo SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS is ie ferent arts of the city. Inquies of WA & 0O., 322 Pa. av LIAM BRADLE STEAM MARULE WORE, MANTLES MONUMENTS, TABLE a WASHSTAND TOPS, &0. Monuments — to order om reasonable terms and shortest poe a on band BASTEEN MAR- Will kee: BLE and {Winste TTING. ABS sine carta ast jan27 atte wie MABBLE (eee ee ie avenue, between . enn! i streeta west, fasbington. D. 0, 1@BT! LIGHT!! _00aL OIL LIGHT! bright, and the consumers of OTE will taper with ae ia itisea —_ and ap ii Cali wei ee bag tet pre the ae, beat ‘snd range tsey beat. them an au will em with ones i t ay are as re XTRAOT BUOAU Is in taste and odor. free fi Pa fois tf i eg eerpetine ‘and immediate in ia a emarks from Chem: lysis. ion war FTEK A CAREFUL BXA' } A HBLMBOLD'S PREPARAT ener ou E*5 FEFSULBD AND Duuroare epeeriry. See confidence. Weconsi eer the 5 gafg andr ax TIONS one ft ft fenced 2 LMBOLD’S | Go Piiiadelphia, June 2th, 1360, mar 26-Gen . | me tic feelings and enable you tosleep well, m25-6m Terms | S448 or CONDEMNED MULES, Gi Quan: 5 Office, Depot of Washinstom 1. D. C., May 2, 1866, Will be sold at the corrals near. the Ou ia auction, > rary ston, D. WEDNESDAY, May 17, 1865, at 10 0’olook a, ON HUNDRED MULES, eee an being unfit for public service, Cc, om rms—Cash, in Geverames fa Brigadier General and Uhict Gu my 2-14t Depot of Wacvington." ¥ JAB. C. McGUIBE & GO., Auctioneers, SALE BY AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD FUBNI- Or THURSDAY MOR! % - mening at 10 o'clock, at BENG sist, com | 5th and 9th, we pbell sell the Furniture and Bf ere family removing frem the city, con- 1 Mahogany-tase Piano Baircioth and Damn scovetad Botan portits covered Divansand Hai Marble-top Centre aud Sela Tables te Oeste Damask and La SOnrenes and Qornice, Walnut ant Manoeosy Bedstead oy Be Walnut and Mahogany bureaus and Waodstands, Feather Bed, Bolster ‘and Pillows, Husk and Hair- -top Mattresses Clock, Candlebras, snd Mantel Ornamerts, Matosany Dining’ Tables, and Marblo-top Side- Refrigerator. Washtubs, Buckets, &¢., Parlor and Chamber Oarpets, Stair Carpet and Oil cloth, One large imitation Stewart Cook atove and Fixtures, Flat -top Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Kitchen Re: Beat Terms cash. JAS. C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, At5 o'clock, on the premisos, the House and Lot will be sold. See advertisement in another column. ap 23. t ¥ J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF EIGHTEEN fe 4LL BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NEW BAMUPHIBE AVENUS, NORTH L AND 22D in W. DRESDAY A RNOON, April 19th. at 4%: o'clock, on the prem: we shall sell eighteen ema}! Building Lots, situated at the corner of New Hamprhire avenue, north L and 22d streets, and fronting respectively on sald street: This will a fine opportunity for persons of small means ‘aa Oa alot. Title perfect. Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months, — interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premi eqecnyerances yond stamps at theeost of the pur- te Aparment of 3 of 310 will be required om each lot at Skate“ 50. MeGUIBE & CO., Aucts, 87 THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED, IN Bot Cae of the eee of the President, until slat DAY AFTER woos eUUrae 22d, same hour and place, JAB. B& CO., apis Tnotlousets. B7 THE ABOVE 8. 18 FURTHER Post- voned until THUKSDAY, May 4th, same hour and 25-dts .C. McGUIRE & OO.. Aucts, BY *} wM. - oe CO., Auctioneers. Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 98 La. av., bet. 908 and 10th ets, On SATURDAY MORNING the 6th of ey. at 10 o'clock, I will sell at the Bazaar, for eash, to pay board and expense incurred, if the owner does not come forward, prove property,and take him away, One Obestrut Horse, an estray, and hasbeen regu larly advertised as such in the **Ry abt per, according to law H.8 RBVE! ap2o-d WM. L. WALL® bo" Aucts ¥ JAS. 0. McG@UIRE & O0., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING aes ON SEVENTH STREEY WEST. NEAR THE CORNER OF M StBBET. AT PUBLICS SAL On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 8th, at six o'clock, on the premires. we sball sell parts of Lota No. 13 and 14, in Square No. 449, fronting 21 feet 2°; inchea on 7th street west. near the corner of M street north, and running bac’ 116 feet, with a 4 feet side alley to be kept poe for the mutual ac- mepmd aoe of thi d the adjoining lot. : One half the balance in six and treive months, with secured notes bearing in- eres sige | conveyancing and atamps at cost of the pur- Cvap2-d&ds J.C. McGUIRE & ©0., Aucta. ¥ heb! & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner 7th and D streets north. BALE OF VALUABLE B CRUDE. LOT AT On THURSDAY, May 4, Pe ‘6 o'clock p. m,. we shall sell, in front of the premises, Lot 2 in aub- division of equare 3%l. This Lot has a front of 25 feet, running back 94 feet 10 inches. Terms: One half cash; the balance in six and twelve months. fer notes bearing interest, ecured by a deed of trust on the premis-s, All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. ap °8d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. B* McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, A LARGE AMOUNT OF GOODB ay pt SOLD AT CTION WITHOUT RB} On FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 << = Nast and I strects, viz: Comprising Boots and Shoes, Ladi Gaiters, new and secend hand Glothing almoat as good as new, Furniture, Watches, Jew: Lit Kitchen and Pocket ourtery Notions, Sega ‘obacco, Fancy Soap, 200 yards of Ingrain pet. a large assortment of ‘on Paintings. Stee! ings of iteel Bogra’ the Prominent Generals of the Gnited Bt States. Day sales Mondays and Frida: an fon Night sales osed aya: Thursdays and Saturdays, commencing at7 The highest cask pr price paid — Foralture. &e, Out-door sales promptly atten ap 12-lm* MoDEVITT & OONNOLLY, Aucts. A COTiON a neg he PU SBLIO ANIMALS, SES Gz Real, 8 OFFIC, i Wasiinston, Cee Fe sar eagh 1865, There will be sold at public aution, to the high- ect bidder, under the direction of Brigadier Gene- ae sneety. Chief Quartermaster, at City 0} ee py and Richmond, Virginia, a quanti 8, MULES, WAGONS. and BABN Be. ciemerines as now unfit for public service, many of which will answer very well for farm and road purposes. This sale will commence at City Point at ten o’clock a.m.,on MONDAY. 8th May, 1665, and be continued at Petersburg and Rishmond, on such day thereafter as General Ingalls may direct. The number of animal 8 to be sold ig about two thousand (2,000). Terms cathy in Government funds, M. C, MEIGS, Opaeieem ter General, revet Msjor General. To bi ished in New York Tribune, Times, and Post: Philadelphia, Press, American, and News. five times, daily. my 1-6t hy Ae HUNTE BOOK SALES AT AUO- ON —| mien in receipt of cata- logue of Rare ill buy on commission, Books bought and sold Great mucieuerianie ks store, opposite Grover's Theater, 51 JOHN D. EDMOND &C0., 513 $13 7th street, between Dand B, NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS Im BUILDER'S ,BLAOKSMITH’S, HOUSEHOLD and GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Out and Wronght Nails, Spikes, Horse-shoes and Horse shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles, Axletrees, Nutsand Washers, Anvils, Vices, Shovels, Picks, Axes, Rope, Glue, Split Cane for chair bottoms, all of which we offer at 518 THE LOWEST OASH PRICH, (feb 25-1y] 5 13 ppRorosacs FOR REMOVING WEEOKS, ke IN THE OAPE FEAR RIVEB. Braxav or Constavcrion amp Repair, t Navy Derartment, April 13, 1355. The Bureau will, until the llth day of May, 1865, receive proposals for raising and removing the and begched in an to be about 36 in number—sunk and beached in and abont the mouth ef Oape Fear Ste wore laroli T alls of the vi sels are mostly of iron, the Tmachinery i ip many of themis represented as being in good order. Separate and special offers Sovering a single ves- selonly will be received for # sing ard deli sering in New York the “Nerth Heath,” the * Agmes Fry.” and the pOhiskemangs with all the prop erty that may be on board of them, on a sa) upon the net proceeds of the sale ‘at public auc+ toms the Government to be at no expease what- For the Bares, bere the proposals may be fora parter the whole of t! 8nd raust state the rate of sa'vage on the proceeds ot the fale, at public auction, of the property Leite at and delivered at the United S.sves navy Gosport, Virginia, without charge of say 5 5 f corernaten recovered must be delivered at The materia! es rd yard, with a separate invoice for each "ack offer must atate the time within which ind'to is pro es a) comelate the wo: which must be execu’ der control o e com! re naval Sfiicer who te the vessels on h oO cnere rat commenced, and who will — the Ti htif the workis ed, fp sata commenced and jahigenti sly proses tens 0 annul the agreement, when aim of the salvors to the property Focoreres: wilt be forfeited to the Government. The entire property will be placed ince the hands of ee Gevernment, and sales will be made as may med meet advantageous to the Govern: et aha iie vert cencsrned. Any other conditi necessary for th [epee of the public interests Ae be inserted in the agreement. o propos ition will be entertained from parties whe ae Batisfacts ery evidence thas they repared. with all the pro a Srptlances. for the execution 0 ese at tite tes) kind. pi ie t Xamination previous Will be permittad te do so by st be indorsed om the enveld ust be indorse at oar elcge, 15-2a93t Proposals for ing wrec! wenreT es Cire GLAgs ea care Bae far fur- urnally ent ae e will eave ope neat $s "ER FOLEY'S, 316 ¥ reon ot and lth, 000 Tyercmee if Rag eae ATTENDED TO. TO. 4 & otomac Tow 778. at PORTING und BELLE HAVE fait s board. or to SHO. 8. DAVISS Siecacmen — THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. nineteen sansa seeesteatisnataatcny B* W. L. WALL & co... pein a TBRUSTER'S ar iD late December It! 4 cause in which Witten! the *\Mouat Vernon ation,” Sonpiatnan ts. and Raward M Clarke et. a!.. af sale at Pablie ty.) Tt 1 offer for on TU. AY, of P ac au Ith strest west; thence, rano! one with said 10th street ninety ( Etty-four (84) feet ten and one half (10m) aches thence north ninety (90) feet, thence on aline witn said "D street af) Hfty four (64) foot ton and ome- Ralt.(a07s) inch the place of beginning, witm te, improvements tn erecn, Prope! perty is situated on the corner of D streetecutt and 10th nateaemeeate and Offera great inducements to purchavers. Terms—One-third cash. the Compact nm sixaod twelve months, the purchaser giv. notes the deferred payments si Fibs pds ondoraed and bearing interest from ee be retained cat all of the purchase oan NS petted and revenue stamps at the cost ofth the terme of sale are not complied with withia five days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the said peoversy at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving three daye notice in some newspaper printed im the city of Washington. A LLOYD, Trustee. mhI02awswaeda | WL: WALL & CO., Aucta, (Repu ablican.J S7- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO TUESDAY AFTERNOON, same Rents 2d May A, LLO Po ‘Trustee, We: Acots. TWO VALUABLE s BUILDING LOTS ON NOBTH N.OSTRE. TWEEN 11TH AND 12TH brenEts. Ww On FUBSDAY AFTBRNOON, May 2, at 5 o’cloek,on the premises. we shail rell Lot No. 4 and the western 10 feet of Lot No. 3, in Davidson's Subdivision of square No 313, fronting together 35 feet 1 inch on north _ arose wetwoae lith and 12th streets and Fr ack 1% feet tow ublic alle; be “divided rory ah as two building ‘ots. of 17 feet 6 inches cach. There lots are finely located. in a pleasant and — rt cf the cit: fronting immediately om the handsome square of Mrs. Farnham. Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 6 — 12 months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the chaser, Papa J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts YJ. 0, McGUIRE & ( & 0O., ‘Auctioneers. A_NEAT ToRee STORY. “enn DWELLING OUSB. No. 504 MASSACHUSETIS AVE- nus. NEAR FOURTH STREBT, AT PUBLE Go On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. if 24. at five o'clock, on the premises, we shall rac part of Lot No. 5, in Square south of Square fronting 20 feet 6 inches on Massachusetts avena and run- ning back with auaversge depth of % feet. im- proves by a neat three-story frame dwelling house, coxztaining ten rooms, with gas fixtures throughout the house, and water in the yard. Pos- session given immediately. Terms: One-half casb; the balance in 6 and [2 months, with secured notes pearing iene) All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. ap 28d J.C. McGUIRE & 0G., Aucte, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, A NICE LITTLE, FRAME HOUSE, CONTAIN- ING ROOMS. ON M STRERT NORTH BETWEAN TWELPTH AND THORTEENTEL BTREBTS WEST, No 451, AT PUBLIC SALE, On TUESDAY AFTS May 2d, at aix o'clock. on the premises, wauball sell a of Lot od 23, in Square No. 282, with the improvements, which are a good two-story frame house and ot! eutbuilding Terms: One-ba'f cash; balance in six montha Pesnree OF. see as Serpe at cost of purchaser, Cons doe GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.” BY . B. LEWIS & So sbi iene a THE ae FIXTURES 07 Penn's avenue, PF A FAN ‘ORE AT AUCTIO! on OF ae eeays May 3, at 10 o’clook, at the store, near Sth st.. we shall reli the whole abies Se aie of Goid and Silver Watches, Jewelry. +125 dozen Pocket and BRable Qutlery, Silver diated Goods, Combs, Brushes, Stationery, Paper, Bnvelopes, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Stockings and Socks, Hats, Bonnets Pocket-booka, Guns, Pistols, Ritles; also, Piano Forte, large lot of Cigars, with many other goods too numerous to detai ixturt arge Bow Window, Co’ Cases, Gas Fixtures, & 4 By order of Wm. Smith. WM. B. LEWIS & OO., Aucta, The above sale will been continwed in the evening, at 7 @ clock, until the whole stock is closed, _myl-3t Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct; Georgeto: HOUSEHOLD fog Y AND EFFECTS aT On WEDNEZDAY MORNING, May 34, ol ed o’elock. I will sell,at No. 57 ist st , bet. Mari and Frederick s 4 assortment ‘of Household Furniture, comp: sta Cane Seat and E. Walnut Work Tables airs and Stands vee naranaas &e, Wardrobes. Bureaus Feather Bedsana Bedding Tin Bafe, Refrigerators, &c. Parlor and Kitchen Stoves Crockery, and Glass ware Window Shades. Crib and piperesss &e. Kitchen Requieites, &c., &¢ Sale Positive. Terme cash, THOMAS DOWLING, aprii-d Auctioneer. B* JAS. C, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF FOUR ACRES OF LAND QN SEVENTH STREET ROAD AT PUBLIC By virtue of a decree of the erat Sicia hg o the District of Columbia, in ch. gee f Fie ea betitatin Ly. meas trustee,I sha! 855.at fourand a half o’clook proceed to sell at public withis of land near the Seventh street road, eat ® thin, halfa mile of the toll- ate, containing about four acres. oe rood and enty perches, aud known a8 lot No.7. B of the subdivisien be: “erp made of perk ‘of Bell's Plait mar’! tlet. and Indolence. known as Padeworth This land iies between Beventh street and Pine Branckpasass and is within a mile anda halt of the city. Mr. Benjamin Summy, living near the premises, will show the premises to any parties desiring %0 pure! Terms ird cxsh, and the balance fn equal ayments at cix and twelve months. secured by a Hedy aueeer onthe premii Deeds and stamps St purchaser's cost, » FENDALL, Trustee, mar 25-4 J.0, McGUIRE & 00., Austs, a7-THE anova SAL 18 POSTPONED tw aoe uence leath of the President, until oi aba SY AVTERNOON, April 25th, came hour sod ace, WM. ¥, FENDALL, Trustes, ap 18-4 J.0. McGUIBE & CO., Aucts, S7-THE ABOVE SALE] poned until WEDNESDAY, May 3. same hour aad place. WM. Y. FENDALL, Trustee. ep 26-4 3.0. McGUIRE & ©O., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, B No, 526, corner of 7th ahd D streets nerth, SEVENTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Tan RTHEBN PART OF THS OITY at On WEDNESDAY, May 34, at 6 o'clock p. we shall sell, in front of the prea lscereeates’ ote in Loomis’ subdivision of Square No. 69. There lots fropt on 25th etreet. between north Mand © streets, pote each a front of 15 feet, running back 115 feet 4 Eonae to an alley. Also, five Lote in same square, fronting 16 feet each on north ts. the balance in six mon‘ by a deed of trust on the promises nt All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost of dae purchasers, 28d ©RERN & WILLIAMS, Auets, BY THOS. DOWLING, ‘Auct.; Georgetown. Tcca IMPROVED PROPERTY t RoRto ya AT AUCTION, x wie WEDNESDAY yy 34. at 5 o'clock p. = 1 sell, in front of fe premie part of Lot + in OM Georgetown, fronting 22 on the south side of Bridge street, above the Market House and running back 114 feet to a wide all-s. T: improvements consist of a ings story Bate id ms small = co in 12, mont! On with interest, secured pee of trust os the property. at the cost of the I3 FURTHER POST, Whee A nve janciag and stam, chaser. THOMAS DOWLING, ap26-d {Intel} Auctioneer. BY J.C. MoGUIRE& & OO., Auctioneers, Dh hss SALE OF THE CHOICE SrOOr. or FINE GROCERIES. LI rine: oe OLD BSTABLISHMENT 219 Meo iNUB, (DIRECTLY OPeUsITE Wit: In sgonseauence of the ill-health of Mr. Jo-~ seph P. Wilson, our agent, th eczil ‘ibers have Sr eae ria Mee eek ew ofciosk, t choice 9 soak of fine Wines, Liquors, and Segars, andies, in bottles and casks Very oe Joanee Brandiee Wrateriee, nase Very old 1d Fort. Bice Porter and Medsira ers t, and White Wines French iH ‘nd Black Teas. (6-Ib. caddies) TOrosee ¢ ‘© Black Pht eseortmen wells Londo : rt ook fone Masterd ro Fine Berane O gata, Domestic do,, Bmoking Te- Bier) feeacteng, Soon, large Clook, (over Toe ay apaatitieg te wait the trate, ognes read: Terms cash, BININGER & oa ass Paay. ap 23-0t J. 0. MoGUIRE &' GO., Auctes 2 GLORY OF MAN 1 83 STRE. inti rRsOt eee nerv. TION: RED | SEELEMbonSearrmaors APE 1 gious, I amiga ly sc HLM BOLD's SX"