Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1865, Page 3

ea ee : = AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Php ny HAwv.—The grand picture of: The P) oD. ir seei U derful production. 5 on \ phere CanTERBURY.—The drama ot “ The Fallin Gols, a the balletof “The Judgment Day of songs, dances, and other attractions. Grover's THBaTER.—«‘Aladdin, or theWon- aa —_ rio, 0 Susan Denin as Farag 2 uriol, of the re, a : ing baller” e German Ope! GonzaGa pa F street, between 9th and 10th streets.—Ladies’ Fairand Festival, with Music, decorations, elegant fancy articles, &c. OxvorD HaLi.—Last night of “Fanchons- the Uricket.” Millie Francis, Messrs. Arnoldi, Bolet'e and all the company in an »ymmense programme. WASHINGTON THEATER.—“‘The Soldier's Return,” “Sarah's Youpg Man,” «The Rogue- ries of Thomas,” and the Bad atriotic song ot “Honor to our Soldiers,” iss Withers. Brapy’s GynNAsiUm. eas reception and hop. Every preparation has been made that ean insure success and & most elegant enter- tainment is expected. Opp FELLows’ HALL.—Grand May Ball of the Fenian Brotherhood. A great success is anticipated. ee PRESENTATION or REBEL FLAGS TO THR War DsrarTMENT —Seventy-six rebel flags ‘were presented to the War Department Mon- dey by Major Gen’! John Gibbon, command. ing the 2ith army corps. The honorable Sec- retary received them in aneataddress, convey- ing the appreciation of the valor of the corps by the department. = BALLS, PARTIES, ko J. RUSSELL" eae rpm eld ODD FELLO “8” yi, 7th street, THURSDAY EVE Tiokets $2. to be (Mad ‘of nis puptin oF at the ame on the ai ‘bt fol the Bard usic la eri . Bzhib) lon wi gunesce at Sovelook. yam Zz hand Torapipe ein Gents Colle, lornpipe by Master Fisher’ S PrcrE Pipe by Misses Pas Hie bland Fling by Misses reggie by ye ‘iss aoe Master ampa by a M' fadew aden Polka Le Mise and Master Tyrolean by id Mise Pas Styrean by aGent and Lady La Catbuce by a Mise La Reolesske bra _— Highland Jette bys Master Eedatte: saa e Pen by aissand Master. m2-st* ———pROF. SHELDON’S MAY PABTY. ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, THURSDAY EVENING, May 4th, Allthe Fashionable Philadelphia Dances will be introduced. including the Polacca, Robenson Sehottische, Mazourka, London Lancers, and Redowa Quadrilles. LS. Garland Eaicre Floral Danger. ie a variety of Fancy Dances by Prof, Ti tkets T 1 . be nee at the Academy aGacheis Tero Dol ars, to be bed ay the Ae BY, myl-at* Mater of Gevemonies, Fours GYMNASTIC RECEPTION AND HOP at BRADY’S GYMNASIUM, 52, and §6, Louisiana avenue, near DNESDAY EVENING, May 3. 1855 ts may be obtained of the members. atreet WANTS. WAntsta good WOMAN O00 Eat thé Union Hofel, corner of 13% st. and i war TED—ABEFUATION as cock. ing Laat house or restaurant. Address boat Sf ANTRD—A PLUMBER, Appi Ey) Ws DOONAN, 402 D at botwecn otf ant nah cht pee Le, 2 ‘wocl pear el atte a Se sed North Capita “Sige sate eee wa good COOK, WASHSH and tho ie eotaue SONAR. vn eke Ba Me family. Apply a: FOR RENT*AND SALE. PPORRIREED Booms Tom Rant For rent, comfortable a ished ROOMS. at Wo, abo Tu at. een tion ts Moet doairse Dake lth, “ap iste Fens an SURES TEEN logetitiog in tt 3D fhe cite, city. "therent |, ti one of appirat the brat on: Pde pete For rc & office counter. 3 tf F° SALE-Pour HOU! a Lote of Peat 6 rooms each, h,on Va negara Ee eary. i atecasion J iehon afterd p. = ae 63 5H et, cor CB ger A fine large PURNISHED ROOM for rats “oath east corner llth and M streets. WARTED a par | CARRIAGE- aie oa WOODWOKEK Also, a good BOY, Hearn carrin rota Apply at No oS tote | at iTED—TWO GIRLS, with g ad recom: mevdations ean find employ: it at Loire Hotel. corner of C and Tenth stre One for cooking, and one for housework. itt Wrntntectes SITUATION as coach’ general servant. has no objecti sn to t travel. Geod references can be procured. Apply ee ¥ who understands er & Wilson’s Sew- ie; can obtain steady oe rarseat at 69 D atreet, between 13th and 1334, ‘ANTE: - SITUATION, by & young man who tes a plein band. understands is competent te fill a position in Can Wring the drat of city Address T. R.,Star office, m3 8t* WANTED-A SITUATION, by a respactable first-class cook, wno thereby WwW understang its branches in hotel or boarding house. Also, a reapectable young woman as chamber maid or waiter. Can furvieh . Address *OQook,” Star 1t* T Bx- ercises commencing at 8 o'clock. ap 2) 4t* Amorg the flazs was one of the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, which was captured April 9, I5d5, at Appomattox Court House, by the provost guard of the Ist division, 2d army corps, during the engagement of that date, which, it will be remembered, immediately preceded the surrender of the Army of North- ern Virginia, under General Lee. The flag is of blue silk, And bears on the ob- verse side the Virginia coat of arms, with a repetition of its motto, in bold letters, above it, and the following inscription below: “Pre- sented by the Ladies of Norfolk to the N. L. A. Biues. Organized Feb. 22d, 1530." On the re verse is @ portraitof Washington having above it the words: yur eanse is jas ud below it ; ‘Oar rights we will maintain.” Itis bordered ‘with heavy gold fiinge, the letters of gilt, the t devices well executed, and altogether quite handsome in its appearance. Sage ae AN ImpcpenT Rever.—Last night Wm. Mc- » & one legged Rebel. who lost his limb in the Rebel service, and has been boasting of his loss since his return to this city, got into com- pany with a boon companion, and the two went frolicking about the streets, both drunk anc disorderly. They meta citizen who Mc- Neir knew before the rebellion, and McNeir offered him his hand. The citizen refused to take it, and McNeir struck bim with hiscratch, and his companion joined McNeirand beat the citizen severely, McNeir was arrested by of- ficers Hurdle and Boyle, and taken to the Fourth ward station. McNeir’s companion escaped, and the party beaten could not be found. McNeir was turned overto the mili- tary. He lived in this city before the rebellion and left with the gang that went South at the commencement of hostilitie eee eee MUNICIPAL Vis!IT.—A committee of the Bal- timore City Councils will leave that city in the 9.40 train to-morrow morning, for the purpose of visiting the Columbian lustitution for the Desf and Dumb, in this city. The Washington City Councils will assemble at the City Hall at nine o'clock, and, with their resp*ctive officers, proceed to the Institution, for tne purpose of meeting the visiting committee and inspecting with them this Asylum essa Pror. MArrni’s grand May Festival will be held at Odd Fellows’ Hal next Tuesday night. Arrangements for a brilliant affair are in progress.. In accordance with the request of msiy of his pupils. Prot. Marini will continue bis school for another quarter, on the same nights as heretofore. THE SMITHSONIAN (GROUNDS need the touch of the public gardener, or whoever is respon- sible tor their care. The weed-covered walks and drives, aud the choked-up and neglected shrabs and trees, are not creditable to their guardians. pen EE Sa H. J. eseeLt’s May Batt will be givenat Oad Fe! 8’ Hall, Thursday night, May llth. ‘The programme in another column promises & very pleasant time. agg oe To-moxnow Nicnt at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Prof. Sheldon gives a May party. Nothing has been omitted that could add tothe pleasure ef the participants. valet eas ‘THe Seventh Grand Ball of the Hiawatha Cieb, for the benefit of Wm. W. Goddard, takes place to-merrow evening at Odd Fel- lows" Hall. ———— ANoTuER OF THEN BACK.—It is stated that George E. Kirk, who joined the rebels at the outbreak of the rebellion, is back here again. Ity ITEMS. —— Wz ARE PLEASED to learn that our citizens appreciate the good taste of Messrs. Smith, Broe. & Co. in the selection of their cassimeres tor spring and summer wear, and are patron- izing them largely. It is much better tohave your garments cnt by a man you know tobe thoroughly acquainted with his business, such as Mr. C. Palmer, of the custom department of this house, than to trnst to strangers in @ dis- taut city, and be compelled to take their goods whether they fit or not. The number is 461 7th street. bees ANY PERSON ‘peing desirous of purchasing a fine coned Piano, with the melodeon attach- ment. all in good order and excellent tune, will find it to their interest to cali on A. F. Dessau, at No. 324 6th street, near Massachusetts ay- enue. 1t* —— For FURS, cloths, carpets, kc, Cedar Cam- phor. Use ita‘once. Moths while chrysalids are economically destroyed. Cedar Camphor is stifling to insect life. All draggists sell it. Harris & Chapman, makers, Boston. SIRT SEE Bucxers, Jet aud Gilt Combs, Bracelets, Chains, Setts, Rings, for enly one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Penn’a avenue, near 4 street. a We DEMAND an uncunditional surrender, if not we propose to move upon your works. The United States Grant Club will give their first grand Pic Nic at7 7th- st. Park,on Monday, Blay 22d, 1865. See future sdvertieemente. 1t* A Will give their G@RAND MAY BALL, aT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, om. WEDNESDAY BVANING, MAY 34, 1365. A THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD 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. "ss SEVENTH @panp BALL HIAWATHA OLUB for se benefit of WM. .W. GODDARD, which was poned in consequence of the sad calami- vy wat ay yore piace on. HUKSD. ENING, May 4th. at Ter: perance Hall, B street, between th apz 6t a 108! 3 Tickets Si, ,admittinga gentleman and ies, By order o} _ 8p 26,291 12,34" COMMITTEE, RUF. L. G. MABINI takes leave to announee to bis friends and citizens of Washington Georgetown and Alexandria, that nis Graad Floral and Exhibition May Festival will take place at his Academy,Temperance Hali,! on TUBSDAY EVENING, May 9th. 1855. . Tickets to be had at the principal’ music asd book stores, Ladies hirg for inystations can leave their re- spective pames at J. ¥, Bllis’ Music Store, Pa. av., bet. Sth and th ets. apes td NINTH GRAND REOPENING a e GEO. JUENEMANN’'S PLEASURE GARDEN, Corner ith and B streets, Capitol Hill, MONDAY, April 17, 1385, Dancing every Monday afternoon. A good BAND isengaged for the seaso! apis im* GEO. JUENEMANN. Proprietor. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS reeves as PARTNERSHIP per oeee EXIST- ing under the firm of Yates & Wilson having this day been dissolved by mutual consent. this is to certify that James V. Yates is hereby author- ized to collect all bills due the firm ant pay all its liabilities and finish all contrasts. JAMES V. ¥A’ = pe H. WILSON. Georgetown, THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE BUB- inees at the old stand. and solicits further patron m bis old customers. JAMES VY. YATES. Reece NUISANOBS. otice is hereby given to all concerned, that they are bereby sutuorized to remeve from their premises a}! collections of ashes. and any rubbish or matter which may become offensi in warm weather, and place the same in any of the streets, within three fect of the gutters, en anyday of the resent month, to be removed without cost by the jcavenger. This permirsion cannot be extended beyond the time above mentioned. and aby such deposits made thereafter, or any failure to properly preserve the purity of any y one's premise will be matters to be with the United ft: Dae HENRY ADDIEOS, Mayor. Maror’s Orricg, Georgetown, April sth, Te ap 5-awiw N&TRUOTION IN LANGUAGES, HISTORY I ea ee TERATUORE, Inquire at 244 Pa. av. ap?-eotf PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL PETRO- LEUM COMPANY. VENANGO COUNTY, TWENTY FIVE CENTS PERSHARE FOR FULL PAID STOCK. CAPITAL $300,000 at$100 PAR VALUE. WORKING CAPITAL 100,000 BHARES, OR $25,000. PENNA. The assets of this Company consists of 192 acres of land in fee sim ple, two leases near Sager Creek, one lease on Cherry Run with half the oil, 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 evable those who are employed through the day te have an opportunity to examine for themselves. Books +f subscription now open for afew days at 214 Penn’aave., bet 1éth and 15th ate. 8. H. RAYBOLD, Agent. Ware the coruer of F and 5th Chapel, the LADI. avail ‘thomesives, of the services of one of the city of Boston's best Dreas Makers. who has had years of experience in eut- ting and fitting in the most fasbionable establish- Rept. Ante ine Lo eee Naess La es Under Garments made and farnis! to or- der. Childreo’s Dresses, Ac.. &c, . A first-clees HAND, one whe understands ruao- ning Singer's or Grover & Baker’s Sewiag Ma- ones: wanted immediately; puighest comsenektion . my Ww ete, ANTED-—A first-class DRESS MAKER, No, _2158thstreet. between Land M. m2 3t* ’ I ‘HREE PLASTERERS WANTS: D. Apply ae L a ee Seer estowa. NTE BAI at Barber Se nae Boor in oud Fellows’ Malt Navy Yard. &my _A WHITNEY. WANTED—a first cla! sic Also, a Baker Au te LOG iatte Roly imedatl ce Oreal er. ply immediately to T./POTENTING Nos 275 Pasay my 2 3° WANTED—An APPRENTI i} learn the millinery. Enquire of FLOVY. No. 13) ue at., between Pa avenue and D street. WANTED young MAN, Letween 1!6and 13 yeare of age,toattend asoda water bar and helpatthe oiee Apply at the New York Hotel, corner 7th and B ata, pve m 2 3t" W ANTED—A CODK and a NURBSB, well recom- mertéed. German preferred, Apply at BAL- ZERB'B Confectionery, th street. between D and zB. _ my 2-2t* y 7 ANTED—A DRESSMAKER, to sew in ae vate family for a few weeks by the day. orl? at No. 266 H street, between 15t streets, and ith WANTED —Two white WOMEN, to go to Rich- my 2-2t* mond. Va..—one as cvok, and the other as ebambermaid—for a private family. Apply to T. PA’ 279 Pa. avenue, between As end v rANTED IMMEDIATELY —Astr Tae competent PERSON, to take entire charge of an infant nine months old. One who will take ap interest in the welfare of the Ge and who can come well recommended, will find a permanent situation, by applying. after 6 p.m ,at OMS G at. north, bet. 2d nt. and New Jersey 4 my 2 3t* $1 500 WANTED for one or two years for whieh a good price will be paid and proverty in ate city worth 35,00, civen as reenri- Address “B R. T..”’ Star Office Iny 2 3t* (REPENS WANTED—Firat class Carve, /ters can find work by epriziag to BALDW T9382 GOOD CARPENTERS WANTED AT No. ANTBD—A good COOK, WASHER and BROTHERS. cor. Ist and my1-3t* i otzeet, between lith and ee Best Carpenter and Builder. Ww IRONER; one that can come well recom- mended, Apply at 297 7th street, between Land M sts. myl \ 7ANTED TO PUBOBASE—A « ail PLACE in the couptry, not far from the city; part payment to be made in tity property. Address P_O., Box 480. my 1 3t* fF BT CLASS MILL R3 AND TRIMMERS WANTED at M’me PRINCE'S, 22 Market Space; competent hands can uave constant work allthe year round, acd receive from $10 to $15 per week myl-3t* WwW ANTED—A young WHITE GIRL between 14 and 17 years old.td nurse children and go errands. Alvo, SALESMAN inoclothing store; one well recommended, For further particu! ara call at the clothing store, No. 100 Bridge street, Georgetow o. WY ANTED TO RENT-A STOR on 7th str. Avy person baving the same to rent will please call or address J.8.,3967th street corner of H ap 26-61 Ww ANTEBD--Goldand Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbroke.s’s Tickets. Furniture, Clothing, or any articleofva'ue. The highe-t cash rice paid, or exchanged for other goods At Rincon Sewing Machine Agency, 502 9tk str three doors nerth of Pa. avenue. Sp 2-Im FEENCHMAN FROM PARIS, who has re- ceived um exceHent education. having his evenings disengaged, (free at 5 0 clock p. m.,) wishes to give some lersone in the Prench laa- guage. The bert refererces given. Terms mod- erate. Address F. T.,Box 11, Staroffice, al4 Im* v] »EER SKINS WANTRD!—The eubdseriberr will pay the highest cash prices for DEBR SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove See etary. 106 High t. G Cc. Or igt eo > RAMBBURG & BBERT. nov is-tf cut V ANTED—A limited camber of PUPILS for ieaheetiong on the plano forte Best of ref- erences given. vi inet No 525 H wien cotnecm 6th and 7th sts. ri3-tft ANTED, WwW 300,000 LADIBS MORH, Who want the new style of Col'ar, to "bring their Bwiss Muslin, &c., WM_ PRINOE’S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 381 Fetreet, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expreasly for Quilling Ladies Ruffies without the uee of gum &e feb the only machines here todo such work 2B wi HB D—BECOND HAND FURNITURE, ain o, MIRRORS CARPETS. BEDS, BED DING.and ak eect oe DS of every Ce ee B Y, 406 7th street. jes between @ and H 4 AT THE MALL) .L-KNOWN HOUSE 8& M. W rt LLIAN Ladies will find all the novelties Paris produces in LACB GOODS, MILLINEBY GOODS, MAN- One balf of this stock is now taken in the city of OFFICERS. PBEBSIDENT—O. H. P. CONOVER. TREASURER—TOBIAS DURNEY. SECRETARY—ISAIAH BATES,Jr. p25 7t* MARRIED, a ery ¥4 at the parsovaze, by ae On the % Rev. Mr ‘Bige CALEB W. BURGESS. Jr. more, to Miss MARY A. OADLE, of Ww sean .C. | Baltimore, :iMd , New York, and Philadelphia papers please cop: DIED, * On the ad instant, st the residence ef John W, Lugenbeel, 406 E street north, Mrs. ANN SIMP- SON, in the 77th year of her ax The faneral services will take place at the Wast- ington street Methodist B Church, Alex- anéria, to morrow, (Th) morning, at Jl o'clock. . ALICE STDNEY, On the 34 inet., of dipther infant daughter of Williaa and Elizabsth John: son, aged 2 years and 4 months The funeral will take place from the residence of her grand parents, C street. between “sth and — streets, to-morrow (Thureday) at 4 o'clock weed this life on the lat inst, after a seost apd painfal, illness, oF boart dinate, WILLIA aged 2% years and 6 days, eep not for me anone "the silent dead. hed not a tear of sor- in Jeans brothers th ‘an 4 round. my silent tomb. Think of the lovely tower we havein heaven to bloom. {Richmond papers please copy.] In Georgetown. on Secon of the 2d inst Miss MARGARET E. STEV. daugoter o' zip and Margaret Stovens.in the 234 year of eine ym nds of the family are invited to attend her funerslon Thursday morning. at 1 o' relook, from her father’s residence, on the Heights o Gevrgetown. { Baltimore Sun please copy. e On tke 3d instant, THOMAS fas BARRON, aged 2 months and 2] days, soa of D. 8, aud Margaret jarroD Friends of the family are re:pectfully invited t> attend the funerai a: K street, en Friday, Sth inet.. at Iv o’clock a.m Blossoms in Ge my po time, Sicom and PBRING@ BTYLE SPRING OQLOTHING. WALL, STEPHENS &00. Are now receiving ae have onsale a ‘tall supply of Bpring os TLEMBEN AND BOYS, whieh thea t will offer at great bargains and sell at very low prices. z * bd PHENS Mga 323 Pecasyivent Dotween Oth and mb Y-imif 486 SPP ING assonTMENT AT MARKRITER’S, NO. 456 BEVENTH STREET, DEALER IM CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMENTS BMBRACING PAPER HANGINGS. A select ard varied stock of Gilt, Lhd — epee iced Paper Hangings. Borders. tre Pieces, &c.. embracing the Largest and d Hand: somest assortment in the District. WINDOW SHADBS. Buff, Green, Pink, Lavender, Chocalate. Brown and Gilt Window Shades, @ variety of patterns; Bhade Fixtures, Tassels PICTURE ‘GORD ie TASSELS. Silk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, dif- ferent sizes and colores a beautiful assortment. Picture Bings, Nails, & OVAL PICTURE FEAMES. The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the District, warranted to begil iy lesf. Also, a variety of Dark Wood Frames, with a va- ze itock of small-sized Qval and Carte de Visite “ENGRAY INGS & PAINTINGS. Soot reel choice Engravings and Paintings always "Orders for Peper J Hanging and Window Shade. ded to, and executed inthe best ad ty or country. 7” Terms Cash for Geet RKRITER, 486 8 BIRBET, 486 venti aecrtanare! ‘Oda Fellows’ Hall. 486 486 fashington. D.C. TLMBOLD'S congaeTaarsD Patecaaeaeae UCHU, is the Grea HELMBOLD a 3 TSONGHNT RATED “BxTRACT real piper @ prepared Rcoording to rules of Pharma. ‘eaagis y, and are the most active that can mar 26m 18H- 'G, THE GEBAT OBIN: REM- T DREW ARG ARS GREAT ve ET, Bro.— Onx Box WiLL yaarens 4 Ouns. edients are purely vegetable, itis pleasant to’ taste, bas no bi io ag oor, oo a mozibe be carried in the vest Sinveee geld % REROMME, succosect it SPP Ks m ns 80 Oherinat, street, a cate disorders, in ite or no change t an ex! ied Re in ita actions Bet TTT A EABLES. aches will dispose of ve Rearly new, of of very low: eapsyivania ay. re TILLABS, DRESS#E, TRIMMINGS, SILKS, VBL- VETS, Ladies’ UNDER GARMENTS, HUMAN HAIB GOODS, Lubin’s and DeMarson’s PERFU- MEBRY, COUDRAY'S POMADSE, etc. Ladies can have Dresses and everythingin the Millinery line made t> order. Hair Dressing, Heir Dyeing and Shampooing done in the house, and all kinds of Hairwork mad to erder. Orders given to Paris for any kind of Goods for not leas than $100 will be attended to faithfully, M. WILLIAN, Importer, No. 206 Penna av . Washington, D.C., No. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. ap 10-1m (URepub& Chroa] PPRoPozats FOR THE GRADING AND PAV- ing of Sth street west, from D street north to G street porth.—Pro: ey May. r’s Office un‘il12 “.,on SATURDAY, 6th, for the purpose of etading acd paving 6 st street west, from D street north to G strevt north, with stones timilar to those used in paving Balti- more street, (Baltimore city.) not over eight, or legs than aye inches in diameter, and ssven inches deep. or with cobble.stone not more than six or Jess than fours inches in diameter, whichever the Mayor m: ‘ect. B: ddera will intate Ube price per square yard for cece: erase pepares Xs a Fee ou er for Trading; the pay 6 be lai a pu Gtavelfiwelee inches in depth, and the atrect well wet befare being rammed three times, once with a ninety -pound rammer and twice witha fifty- peund rammer, and then covered with sharp gravel, the whole to be finished to the entire sat- isfaction of the Commissioners of the Fourth Ward, and ae Assistant Commissioners. JOSEPH F. a aaa NEEL cane WILLIA M LO! RD _ap27-eotMasé —actHRETAMCLORD. PHoTogra PHS painted neatly in oil colors for $2 bys lady artist. Please rend nam- and ad- Bey oe. HOYT, Washington Post Office. will be Feceived aut pe FO RENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS, atest for a small family, on M street, between 15th strect and Vermontav. Rent low. my 3-30" ‘5 433 11th street bots eenGandhe Smys st F2., RENT—Two pieasant unfarnished ROOMS, 2d_story, ith was. Inquire after +p. m. north side K at.,3 doors east of 18th. __my3-3t* FSRNSBED ROOMS TO LBT—Three OHAM- BEBS to let, ins very pleasant loca Host os ween F and @ sta. 3-3t" 387 6th street, be cola teh BOERS es ceo * ee 0 17th staeet, one deor north o! si 73 a Foz RENT-A. Brick HOWSE, contain rs rooms, fit for store or boarding honre.” Reis corner 5th and Bast Oxpito! __ my3-3t* {SSE Ce cdot corner 2 at. nor’ Sp! Hil. Bice, HORSE and WAGON for sale cheap. FoR RENT=Ay 309 Ket.. bet. 14th and 18th two P®URNISHED BOOMS. suitable for gen, tlemen, five minutes walk from Treasury end - Departments, Fo RENT—A handsomel BOOM, on 2d floor, with Board, in a quiet private family, A most desirable summer resi- pence: Apply at 439 11th at,, between Gand H m 3.3t" Sopa FOUNTAINS AND FRUIT STANDS TOR ‘One on Fenserients. aesnabe ren! foes eplendia locatien. Galton P. F. MIL Ligan, 6'D atzest, between 9th and 10th. Coach Fac- Sony. my 3 3t* iA coe Five Gordon Presses, 1 Degener and 6 Presa, and 1 Hoe Label Press, Cabi- neta and Types, 109,000 Envelopes. 0 Bens com. es is Centre Market Spaca. Tralee ROR? 3 ott xOR -BALE—The GOOD WELL and TOOLS of a Breta Finishing rhop, now domg a good bi in making Models for patenta, &c. tory reasons given for selling Magutes hop, 402 ¥F atreet. OR BALE—A RESTAURANT, Atay Terms very low. Aprly at once to R, M. HALL& CQ, cor. of Fand7thsts, m3 3t F332. BENT—3 unfurnished ROOMS, No. 404 M mue. bet, yth and 10th sts. Goed re- ferences required. my2 2t* {OR RENT—A desirable FURNISHED ROOM Also,a LOT for sale on 7th street, opposite the Park Hotel. Inquire at 537% H strect. be- tween 6th anc 7th ats. my URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—Two OHAM BERS to let in one of the best locations in the city—No. 450 6th et., bet. Band F sts. N.B.—No children in the house. my 2-3t* RICK DWELLING FOR RENT — Bix fine rooms $25 permoath Fine situation. High ground Some furniture for saie. O55 Re st. bet, #th and Bth, y2-3t* ro RENT—3funfurnished airy ROOMS. either LeueHiSE Os separate; beantifnul location. Ap- plyat No. 631 Maryland avenue, corner ef 13th street. my?2-3t* HS. FE FOR RENT—Retween Navy Yard and Capitol, om the avenue, very convenient for berbershop. Also, Rooms on the Esiande noo sre 1o DEMONG £OT, store corner of D near {he avenue, 1 RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, contai rooms, situated on Virginia srenkce oth and ‘0th streets, Ieland. Apply to W. HAUPTMAN, No. 612 1th Btreet, peaerenn eylvania avenne. y 2-3t" Fe a SALE OR ~~ RXCHANGE— A alia G .of 30) acres, title indispn’able desi ably Nocatee within three miles south of Brandy Station, on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, in Qulpeper counts, Virginia. There is 100 acres ef first quality growing timber. and 20) acres adacted,! or cultivation and grazing, abundantly mupelied with water, and comfo! le Dwelling Farm Building. For information snd terms, address oF inquire at Star Office for J. F. "BNYDB my 2 HRBE ROOMS FOR RENT, furnished or ua- furnished No. 499 10th street between Pa. av. and © st my 1 2t™ YO. LET— ‘Avery desirable HOUSS, containing nine rooms, with water and gaa. Apply immer distelyon the premires, No. 126 Penn. avenue, peteen 191 eet 8. my 1-3 Fo jarge and desirable PUR- NIShBD | BooMe, on first avd second floora; aleo, ove Bingle ROOM, at No. 400 ith atrpets near Gity'Hall. Reference reauired, my 13i* yee ‘BTOCK and GOOD WILL of the Grocery and Liquor Store. corner 34 strect aod Mass, Apply for 5 days at the Stora. avenue, for sale, my 1-¢03t* (GR BENT—Very desirable ROOMS, weil fur- pisbed; can be used for housekeepiog, Also, a splendidly furnished saloon PARLOR, with rare: Apply at 326 Get , between Mth and 13th, y 1-3t* Gee, CHANCE FOR A COMPRTETT MAN — 3 MATERIAL, GAS FIXTURES and GOODS of a Restaureot, centrally located. for sale—the house very conveniert and clean, Inquire at DEMONGFOT’S Human Hair and Pertumery Btore, corner of D and lth streets, near the ave- nue. my 1-20" OR SALE—RESTAURANTS varying in prices from $60 te $5 000. ‘Also. For Rent, Furnished and Unfurnished HOUSES, from $36 to $4) per mouth, # Aye (per Monta. APaly§ arorsne ROOMS, from 5 Tou rmonta, Di ebay "MITCHELL & SON myl-st™ Bonthenst cornercf Pa av, and isth at. USINESS PROPERTY FOR GALEN Bank of Washington, No. 4 Inquire next doer ap. For SALE—The LBASE co a Dwelling house and Restaurant. with Meg pictures, &c., ina ublic part of the city. A fine buriness can be Nous by strict attention. !uquire on the premises, 362 E street, betweon llth and 12th streets, ap 23-e03t* TS LET—That very desirable suit of ROOMS on Pennsylvania avenue, between Sth and 9h streets, (white front building), suitable for the Dayuerreoty re bestues for which it has been Be A mmediate! eRe ee GEO. 0. JENKS, Boldion’s Addressed Bavelope Printer, on the premises. FR au OR REN¢—A large fifteen-room BRIO a0Us* on High etrect, Georgetown in thorough repair ‘Also. a bew neven-room FRAME HOTISE 03224 street, between G and H streets, First Ward. The front can be used as a store. Inquire at No. 457 13h, ‘street, betae ¥ and F streets, between 12 and 1 o’cl jock. ap 23 6t* 0 LET—Pleasant fornia shed ROOMS. connect- ing or single in s private family. Terms Ba erate at 380 E street, between loth ee Tes FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, yith or without board, in a private family neaiee at ho. at Dunbarton street, Geerwas _epil = For BALE—ON LONG TIMN—A FARM af 150 acres, about 13 miles from the oity, near Coles- i brick house; vil Je, Maryland: wells atered and CK noe or would exchange it for city property. For fur- ther partioulars inquire of A. MOREHOUBSE, cor- ner of K and 25th streets. __ &p 21 Im* Fo SALE—A LUMBER PLANING and SAW ING MILL, with engine pe machinery, and one of Pages’s patent Saw all in complete fanning dtder, nth ive Frame Huiiding ‘situated ov thecanal. near 6th atreet and Center Market Houve. Will be sold cheap by idee te ee m2-2w* oN 547 13-h stree [,OR 8A. ‘TRACT OF LAND lying in gomery County, Maryland, adjoining Fort Sumner. about five miléstrom Georgetown D.C., apd containing about five hundred acres, upon which is & Frame Dwelling and outer nee aud a good orchard. It is also well watered above property will be sold in whole or part to suit purchasers Apply to L, A LODGE, residin near Fort Sumner, or address the subsoriber a Washington. DO. ap Ie-10t" SOR REY Lee fine HOUSE in Georestown, D, G., containing fifteen rooms, with water and Known as No. 40. Ist street, between Po- A lease ieitl be given from ope to fou inquire of JOB. F. KELLEY Re ce 363 8th street west, ne “ap FS SALE—A first-rate fue HOUSE, con taining 9rocms, Sonothes with 9 valuable Lota, all in choice fruit, suc! pea. hes. pears, cherries, plumbe and Srapen, aHof, the best selection, with a pump of excellent water in the yard, on the cor- ner of G: a arcest ee ona P neal aes venice ar at vreai' Cea Ror Tae wate pro stises Fo BALE— Desirable SEEDENE: aes im dif- ferent Bea of the city. Inquies of WALL SBYE AL SECOND HAND PIAN S Buena for $125; one aiests = cae 108. sale upon eas 01 Fonte. Also, one e Smith 4 Brother Mele G. METZBROTT. deon, at the Warerooms o! Oorner of Pa. ave. and oe at. es & Sole Agent of peters Pianos, and Hamlin’s Cabinet Organs. READY AND, eee Aah vee ae Pd rties of HE! UGH, . oh be comparison with those ‘et forth in the Dispensatory. ar 25-6 0.8. ks pred goatee ie reel Meo “oF ERLMEOLD'S PREPARATIONS. tuey eojoy our CAREF % io th: fe Denese conddeace Weernater irs rat aie “Philadelphia, June 13th , 1860. mee. jm Burpee BRICKLAYERS, AND PLASTER supplied with cond clean, ah: ar ND, by applying to JEREMIAH QUBTBLLO, caer ot éth ane Gf iia. nent theta ie are oe IS STKENGT fy cue theless ebatiteted 7 oid i raedintely ese HULMBOLD'S EXTRAOT STEPHENS & OO.. 322 Pa. av jan27 eotf JOHN D. EDMOND «& 00., 518 513 7th street, between Dand B, 518 NATIONAL INTELLIGENOSR BUILDING, DEALERS In u ie teelingt nt ag, i you vil ps ori well, pte BUILDEB’S BLACESMITH’S, HOUSEHOLD and GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Ont and Wrought Nai‘e, Spikes, Horse-ahces and Horse shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles, Axletrees, Nutaand Washers, Anvils, Vices, Bhovels, Picks, Axes, Rope, Glue, lit Cane for chair, bottoms, all of which we offer at "feb 6-17] 518 Ww ILL acturer of MONUMENTS. TABLE and shortest notice. nue, F otween 13 518 THE LOWEST CASH PRIOR. aM BRADLE STEAM MARULE wonds, emcmeae MANTLES ABHSTAND TOPS, &0. «Monuments made to order < om reasonable terms, eee uke? fe a oa 2 ene eceinenee MAR- worse eee Pinmor's aS BS yromet streets west, Washington, D. 0 fe “is otats 0} f ee . Dd — sae wacarter eerie AUCTION SALES, L& ew B* way ti ih apron Hore oo ogelny ad Carrines' AUCOTION SALE OF HORS ae AND On THURSDAY MORNING, ith May, meoncing at Worciork. nn will sell about ‘f ORSES suited 5 atssle. te harness axa saddle, A Tall description 80, Carriages. , Boegics Rock ays, Express Wagons worl ee 'F vehicles. Miewtas Sci at t the Bi Tassder, es x jaraar, every Taesda! Thateter, oad turdey, without regard tothe eather. “Block of Carringen — Horses it Sa. be WALL Br — & Winton, ikustureaeasd merOszOny. x D STREET. B Re fp ee ‘araaat TWEEN 7 TH On SATURDAY MORNING. the 6 11 o’loek a.m, 7 will sell atthe Reporitory for carh.to pay board and ex ane i poured. if the peeked foes, net coms eee LAL, he same, one OT Re, wi 8 a about seven years old. par cae pon epe! CpThare :, _mayS @Rzen ec Wi WILLIAMS, Au B‘ WM. 1, WALL & CO., Auctioneers; e Hozse Bazaar, 95 La avenues, ° volooks will be sold abou z : suitable to saddle Haionm, description rel blooded bay Qtlaing +, 80 V8) Ad, 15% hands high afine sddle and driving horse, the peer mest thorough bred’horse in the United = ALg9, One gray Horse, seven years old, ffte: for saddle and harness, fine driver. Sreesanth Alesse tamally, horse, and can be driven by woman A Ghertnut Sorrel Horge.t6 “tc Day expenses. A large colection of new @ econd-hand Car- | riages, Buggies, Reckevare, Bxpress Wagons, &e., &e. New and second band Harness, Regular rales day Tuesda «i a enmaay, end Sat urday, without regard to w Carriages. Harness. &c «at private sale, my3 (Chron) .W.L, Want & 00. Ane’ BY J. G. STAFFORD & CO, Auctioneers. VALUABLE LOT NEAR. THR GOyBRNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. AT AUC' ON, On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Maye or, the Premises pe enal CH Lot ae ew Square ronting 25 feet on G street north, i back {7 feet to 15. foot aliey . eee is property fronts @ etreat north, near North Qapitol street. and in the immediate vicinity of the Printing Office and near Oatholio Ohurch, ina very desirable location for a private residence Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises Conveyaneirg and revenue etamps at the cost of the purchaser, my3 (Obron}] J.@. STAFFORD & CO , Accts, 3 o’clock, ¥ J.G@. STAFFORD & OCO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUO On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May %th. atéo'elk, on the premices, we shall sell, the east haif of Lot No, 16, in Square No. 724, fronting 23 feet 9 9inehes on north Dstreet, and ru back feet; inch to a T alley,between First and mecond aets east. The improvements consists of a two story Brick Dwelling with Back Building. This rop- erty fronts D street north. opposite the Soidier's Rest, andin the immediate vicinity of the Ratl- road Depot. This property is well shaded by large trees on the cart and from its location isa desira- ble summer residence, Also. immediately after the sale of the above, we shall geil the adjoining Lot No, 17. fronting D street 57 feet 6 inches and running back 4) feet,im- proved on the rear by three smal: tenements.’ On this property.i is a spontaneous well of pure spring water, ‘Terme: One-third cash, at the time of sate; the residue in six apd twelve monthe, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the prr- chaser. G. STAFFORD & GO., my3 (Chroa.} pee BY J.C. McGUIRE& x CO., Auctioneers, AUCTION BALE OF THE CHLOIOE FINE GROCERIES. dave BS. Be eo are a OLD ESTABLISHMENT. 219 INNAY: ve ea ime (DIRECTLY OPPOSITE Wit. In eonseqnence of the ill-health of Mr. Jo- seph P. Wilson, oor agent, the subscribers aera: determined to_ offer me auction. on THU. DAY MORNING, May 4, 1865, at 1 o'clock, their choice stock of fne Wines, Liquora, and Segars. Vory old Goguac Brandi bottles and ; ery old Cognac Brandies, in bottles and o1 Very old Bourbon and Rye Whiakies, don? Very old Port, Bherry. and Medaira Wines’ Scotch Ales, London Porter Champagnes, Olaret,and White Wines Vine French Cordials Green and Black Teas. (6-1b caddies) A full assortment of Crosse & Blackwell's London ices ind Pickles Fardines, French Peas, Oil, Mustard, &c, Fine Hiaysce Cigars, Doméstic do,, Bmoking To- Large Tot ‘Of Fancy Groceries Biers wax tan ea: Wagon, (new), large Clock, (over re) ze, te Sold in quantities to suit the trade, ‘atalogues ready day of sale, Termiaeast BININGER # 00.. 219 Baar, ap 23-5t C. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts: W2- THE ABOVE SALE 18 UNAVOIDABLY Postponed until MONDAY MORNING, May 8, same hour and place _McGUIRE & 00., Auots,_ Yw.L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. TRUBT ERS SALE OF VALUABLE aot mB- EIN THBSEVENTH WA. By virtue of adecree of the puereme Gourt et the District of Columbia,in Equity sitting, bear- 5 8 ing date December 12th, 1854, and passed in a cause in which William R. Rileyet. al. in Dehalf of the Association,” are Mount Vernon iwara if Complainants. and Edward Defendants, (No. 191 manly) I sale at Pubiie Auction. ‘ront Olarke et. al., are shall offer for onthe premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of April, A. D., 1365, at | So’clock, P, M.,the following Real Estate, viz: All that ‘pi t of Lot numbered ning (9) in square pumbered three hundred and fifty-three (353) of the plan of the City of Washington, begin- ning for the same at the north-east corner ef said equare,at the intersection of D street south and loth street west; thence Rene south onaline with said 10th street ninety (90) feet, thence west fifty-four (54) feet ten and one half (10%¢) inches, thence north ninety (90) feet, thence east on a line with ssid “D rcreet” fifty-four (64) feet ten and one- half (1054) inches to the place of beginning, with the improvements thereon. This property is situated om the corner of D streeteouth and 10th street weet, aud Offers great inducements to purchasers. Terms—One-third cash, the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for the Referred payments satisfactorily ¢ endorsed and bearing interest from the da: Title deed to be retained until all of the purchases money is paid. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the coat ofthe purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days from the day of |, the Trustee reserves the right to resell t aid property at the ‘risk avd cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving dpree, days _ notice in some Rees printed in e city of Washington. LLOYD, Trustee. mb10 2awswade W Wu. hia & 00., Auots, bli 7 THE ABOVE BALE | Is POSTPONED TO TUESDAY AFTERNOON, same hour, 2d Mi 4A, LLOYD. ‘Trustee, aps WM. L. WALL & ©0., Acai, @ THE ABOVR 8A IB FURTHER PO8T- oned to TUESDAY BY z oe oth instant, came our, OYD, Trustee. my 3 WM. is walle CO., Aucts, ¥ EEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, B are 0, 526,corner7th and D streets north. BALE OF NALUABLE aves sts HOUSE AND LOT AT AUC’ On THURSDAY, May 4. at 6 eee» -m.. we shall sell, in front of the erences Lot 22. in aub- division of rquare 331. This Lot hasa front of 25 feet, running back 94 feet 10 inches. Terms: One half cash; the balance in 8' twelve months. fer notes bearing intere: by a deed of trust op the premises. a com yayancies and revenue stamp? at the lcomtiof the purchase pBd GRERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ALSO, After the above sale, we will sell in Square 935, a two starsee ame Hiviiee and Lot. Boid without ¢ rms Bah vohay Ss @BEEN & WILLIAMS, Auets. Y¥ McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Anctioneers, 'T OF GOODS at a pane AT A LARGE -OTONWITHUUT RESR On FRIDAY MORNING, at Nt and [ atre-ts. vis: Comprising Boots and. Shoes Ladies’ Gaiters, new and second hand Clothing almont as good as new, Furaiture, Watches, J See fea Pocket Outiery, Notions, Sega: Oy Eeortment of Of Puinth ae a t ti atin, ol the Pro: aoe Generals of ofthe United States. ondays an: Niguel salen ‘ endaye: Th tharsd ‘sand Saturdays, “The highe i pelle price paid for r Furniture, &e. Oat. coor sales promptly attended ap} MoDEVITT & CONNOLLY, 1 Aucts. AlrBE> HUNTER. — BOOK SALES ‘AT Avo- TION —I am constant! if in receipt of cata- logues of Rare Books. fa Ce we on commission, Books bough' and so! Antiquarian Book- store, Opposil "8 rite ap 25 6t™ oa Ce ele rect} Pi gdsBalaks WARE — I e arsortment of; Ban Glastis, La cAGK 3 BEBE yen 1 Wal ——— end ‘everyi! Dg to ait pone ees aber or a coe Yon wil Sy tis. fete 7) Srlaesaaat +B. FOLEY ’S, 316 F street, betwoon rPOwING PROMPTLY Arr ENDED Tp P ratte LY a TION! "§ EXTRACT Bi by EELMBOL! fp _——————- -_. | a. ~ AUCTION SALES, Se ee _THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. Bras. ©, MOGUIRE & 00., Auctioncers. TRUETE BALE OF “FOUR ACRES OF LAN! Oh apy anY BITRBBT BROAD at Fuser By virtoe of decree of the Supreme Gonrs of eae District cores jolam bia, in chancery, 8 ‘tra on wee it Esann A pasate . at pees, snr container al of and wenty perches, ard ko Nort. Bet the subdivision eietotere. wr mate ‘of part of Boll's Padeworth. This land Lies sae ath strest prmscn roses, ah vor and Pine halt oftruston the premises. Deeds ané stam, at purcheser’s cost, Y, FENDALL, Trustee, mar 2% d 30. McGUIBE & 00., Anais, S7-THE ABOVE BALY on POSTPONED In contre. pence of thedeath of the ingens Ae ¥TERNOON, Spril 25th, same : we, ¥. FENDAL igteo. op le-d weOUIREE Oe) ots. ag-THE ps saa 18 FUB?PHEB POST- Lepr uatil ir ag May S. same hourasé ace. FENDALL, Trusteo, 5-4 WG. ic@ CIR EE CO mats, B* J. 0, McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers In exeontion of Caen Ha a, prem ory ances ol for the District of Oolum! Sa Senet June, 1854,in a qause ee thereof, in whi Hag and Bandall et al. are as trustee, will se! ises at oe ao ‘clk He orm ay, Wirst J Ward of visite city. tween 1éth and Ioth sees! nent of "Of Be Ris avenue. oppos: ae runs back 183 feet. ‘Sti is situated in ap ellen, ane and improving portion of the cit: oft the avenue, and is very well lnceted ae oon be subdivided, if desir lows :—One-third of the purchase money to ces in cash,and the residue in two ¢ Dta,at six and twelve months from th The whole to bear interest from the day f sien to be secured by bond or motes to the sat- tiqn of the trustee trustee reserves the right to Sond any nor tion of the property if the terms of sale complied with within ten da ssie, atthe risk of the defe ten days’ notice in the National Intelligence quoarevancing and ae at the cost of B. HAGNEE. phe Ep mh Swoatrer © . Aucts ap7-2awkds B™ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Feros No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets nerth. SEVENTEEN VALUABLE BEIL’ LOTS In an NORTHERN PART OF Tan OLLt AT CTION. oy. WEDNESDAY, May 34, at 6 o'clock p we shall sell, in front of the premises, twelve, Lots in Loomis’ subdivision of Bquare No. 69. These lots front on 25th atreet. between north M and streets, baving each a front of 15 feet, running back 1b feet 4 inches to an alley. Also, five Lota in same square, fronting 15 feet each on north N oa ee ‘erms: One caal 6 balance in six mont! secured by a deed of trust on the premises = All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe Baroness _ap23d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, _ ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, ae IMPROVED PROPERTY GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, May will sell, in in Old Ge. In Sethe p mie ont of the preniven, part of Lot 35 town, fronting 22 fee’ Eo bed fou side of Bridge street, above the new Market House and running back 111 feet to a wide alley. The improvements consist of a good two story Brick Bouse snda small Frame Building. Terms: One half cash; balance in ?2-months, with interest. secured by a deed of trast on the property Copveyanciog and stampa at the cost of the fir- chaser DOWLING, ap26-d {Intel} _ Auctioneer, — Y JAB, C. McGQUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers, SALE BY AUOTION OF 3 aoa: FUBNI- On THURSDAY MORNING. May ith, com- mencing at jv o'clock, at No, 14. & street, botw. oth and oth, we shall “eel the Furnitare and M(- fects: of * family removing from the city, coa- Fistiog 0} & Mahogany case Piano Forte, by Knabe & Gmh Hai cleth ard Damask-covered Bofas, ie Damask-covered Divans and Hair-cloth Chairs, Marble-top Centre and Sofa Tables, Damask and Lace Ourtains and Gornicte, Boos -case and Secretary Wainut an} Mahogony Bedsteads, Walnut snd Mahogany bureaus and Washstanda, Feather ee Bolster Bulows, Husk and Bair-top Mattresse Closk: Canglebras, and Mantel Ornaments, Mahogany » Dining Tables, aud Marble top Bida- Refrigerator. Washtubs, Bucket#,&¢, Parlor and Chamber Oarpets, Stair Carpet acd O: One large imit i] is Fisture Flat-top Gooking Btove and Fixturgs, Kitchen Requisites, orms cas yA8. C, McGUIRE & 00}; Aneta. At5o pcinee on the premises, the House and Lot willbe cold, See advertisement in nmin, columa. ap %-td Py 3 c. McGQUIRE . «& & 00. . Auctioneers, BRICK DWELLING HOUSE aT Wale SALE. On THURSDAY AfTERNOON, May ath, at & crelockson the premings, we aball sel the thie: story Brick Dwelling House. being No. 14K st., between 8th and Sth streets west, iss nine rooms, with & Base out building on the rear of the lot. containi: honae is pleas- antly situated on ace intersect- ing New York avenue and . BD pany oteacellnns vate on the premises, iate possession given Teak One-third eash; balance in six and twelve mon Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- J.0, McQUIRE & CO., Aucta. Bre C. McGUIBE & Ci CO., Auctioneers. PE Mone, SALE 01 OF BIGHTEEN ye BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER Of NB BAMPeuine AVENUS, NORTH L ‘AnD On WEDNESDAY AYTERNOON, arte pm. at 432 o'clock, on ene premises, we shall set eighte email Buil Lots, situated at the cornerof N Hawpthire avenue, north Land 22d streets, and fronting reapectively on said streeta. This will a fine onportunty for persons of sriall means to obtain a jot. Title perfect. Terms: One third cash: re open public ® Im the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeod of trust on the premises. Conveyances an Tr, tamps at thecostof the pur- ment of $10 will be required on each lot at J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. eee aso SALE I8 POSTPONED, mm” consequence of the death HE — President. until SATURDAY ANSRRSUON and place, JAB, © apis RY THE ABOVE SAUE I8 FERTHER POST: poned until THURSDAY, May 4th, same hour and Ly J.C. McGUIRE & 00.. Aucts. ap 25- “ Bs " L. WALL & co., Halas seand Carriage Bazaar, megane bet. 9th andioth ste, On BATURDAY MORNING, the 6th of May, at 10 o’clock, I will acil at the Bazsar. for cash, to pay board and expenas incurred, if the owner doss not come forwar “rove property ane take him away, One Chestnut Horse, an est d fas been regu- larly advertised as such in the b) Be rding to 1 WM-H SH8B Pe a ane Fig i WALL & OO. Aucts. ¥ JAB. C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING: LOT ON SEVENTH On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 8th, at six o’clock, on the premises. we sbali sell parts of Lote No I and 14. in Bquare 449, fro! nting 21 feet 2' inches on 7th street w near the corner of street north. and running paces ese. mee ry it le e Kept open for ie mn’ o~ ommogation of this and the adjgining fot. aia Ter: One half cash; the balance in six and twelve, months, with secured notes bearing in- eres’ All conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- chaser. dade J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts._ A COTION cere fae TE aLIC ANIMALS, Rape eree ‘ouspean's, Orrros. im Washington. D. C.,, April 29, 1865, Se at he sold at public sution, to the bi Bde the abeouion of Brigadier Gene: fal Buta ‘Ingalls, Ohief Quartermaster, at inde d Point, a gn MULES, Vir questi f HO: ie Nuss 88, c.noemned as a eee servions mary of which will ‘hoe farm and road pnrposes. This sale wil rs at City ited fe 8th May, 1°65, a o'clock a. on Mi vara a sa inion se ma be continued at Pete! sare a8 oe ee numberof anime mold “h about two thousand (2-000 ‘Terms ‘ in ea ae le tune. a vad blished in Now Ye Torr ¥F ann’ BORt Philadelphia Press, News. five times, ly. “ OF CONDEMN: ac Lae be sold ae rea | Wott DAY, May 17; 1865, at Sete ONE HUNDRED MULES, paid dina’ as ts oink edt for panties service. COKER, , Brigadier General opi my 2-148