Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1865, Page 3

a LOCAL NEWS. . AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Gonzaca HALL, F street, between oth and 0th sts._Ladies tair and festival, for the ‘benefit of St. Aloysius Church. Oxrorp HaLl.—Toodles,” and “Nan, the *Good-for-Nothing,” and all thegreat company in 8 nuge bill. atinee this afternoon. Seaton HALL.—Bierstadt’s great picture of the “The Rocky Mountains.” Go and see dtu CanxTERDURY.—% The Fall in Gold,” “Tne Judgment Day in Paris,” a new pantomime, and an immense programme of fun and senti- ment. Matinee this afternoon. METROPOLITAN HALL.—Music, dancing, Songs, and other attractions. Admission free. Groyer’s TugaTeR.—‘Aladdin, or the Won- -derfulLamp.” Miss Susan Denin as*Alad- din,” and M’lle Auriol, of the German Opera, in a beautiful ballet. Matinee,this atter- moon at reduced rates. PASI BS Ste CentER MAREET, TO-DAY.—Reef, best cuts, oa pound, 3a35ec.; next, 25c. Salt Beef, 20a25c; ‘ied Beet, 25c. Veal, 25a30c. Mutton, chops, .=30c. Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 2e. Pork, corned, 25c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 30c.; ~ Bliced, 35c.; breasts, 25c.; shoulders, 25c. But- fer, 400500. Onickens, per pair, $2a83. Ducks, _per pair, $1.50as2. Eggs, perdozen,30c. Cran- ‘Tries, per quart, 5c. Cucumbers, per doz, 30c. Green Corn, per can, 6c. Apples, per DE, £181.30; dried, 75c. Green Peas, pk, 75casl. , Se; Strawberries, qt, 75c. Tarnips,pk, 40a60c. Potatoes, Irish, per pk, 45c ; sweet, 75a90; Peaches, dried, per qt., 30. Cherries, dried, 50c. Beans,butter, 30c.; white, 10al2c Radishes, per bunch, 5c. Beets, 35c. per peck. Onions, er pk., 90c.a81. Parsnips, pk, 50c. Carrots, 5c. Jysier plants, 10al2c. Cabbage Sprouts, pk, 4vc. ‘water cresses, per cK, We. Traud cresses, was 15e. Rhubarb, bunch, Se. Asparagus, 15a30c. Kale. 40c. Lettuce, per ha, 5a8c. Fish— Rock, large, each, %5c.aS2; small, r beh., Suc.; halibut, Ib, 30 sea bass, l5c.; blue fish, 15c.; herrings, doz,20a25c.; lobster, 15c.;sturgeon, 15e.. pike, bch, 5vc.a$l; perch, 25c; Shad, pair. 30 . Rye, per bushel, $1.25. rR Meal, $1.50. Shipstuff, 90c.as!. Brown stuff, 70c. Shorts, 60c. Corn, shelled, $1.50a £1.75; im theear, per bbl, $7a39; Oats, per bu., Si. Hay, per cwt., $1.75. Straw, $1.50as2 "Clover Hay, $1.75. Spinach, per peck, 20c. Smail ducks, 75a€1 per pair. Small birds, per bunch, 50c. Wild pigeons, per patr, 37¥c. Blue wing ducks, per pair, 2. Widgeons, per pair, B2. Celery, per bunch, 0c. Krout, 15c. qt “Geese, $1.50a82. Turkeys, $3. Fresh venison. per pound, 30c — PETITION OF THE COLORED PEOPLE oF ALEXANDRIA—On Saturday last, a committee consisting of Key. George W. Parker, Rey. Sampson White, and Messrs. R. H. Syles, R. D. Bickley and W. Burke, appointed at a meet- ing of the colored people of Alexandris, waited on President Johnson and presented a petition -asking that as the military rule in that elty Was about to be withdrawn, and the inhabi- tants again placea under the civil laws, the “protection of the Government Might be ex- tended to them (the colored people) against the operation of the unjust and oppressive laws phe bial aes sumer previous to the jon oO: e cit, the U.S. i Authorities, sila Me seaateary The committee was cordially received by the President, who ref:rred their petition to the ‘War Department, with the hope expressed that immediate action be taken on the same. On Monday they were informed that their re- quest had been granted, so that the relations of the colered people ot Alexandria to the national Government remain unchanged. i a PORTRAIT OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON.—The first portrait in oil made of President Johnson since he has been called tothe Chief Magis- tracy, is now receiving the finishing touches at the hands of the artist, Mr. J. W. Dodge, of New York. On Mr. Johnson being inaugu- Fated Mr. Dodge at once came to this city tor the purpose of painting this picture, and the President has given him several sittings. The portrait is of large cabinet size, and is pro- nounced by al! who have seen it as admirable, both asa tikeness and asa picture. The ex- celience of the expression is due in some de- etee to the fact of Mr. Dodge having been fa- miliar with the features of the President for years; he having resided near Mr. Johnson in Tennessee, from whence he was obliged to fly At the breaking ont of the rebellion, leaving all Ris property. SS Messrs. LANspvreu & Bro., Nos. 375 and 51S Seventh street, haye just received a mag- muiticent stock of spring and summer goods, in- cluding basques, c:rculars, sacques, and Eng- lish jackets, for ladies and misses; rich black and colored Mike, shawls, and other dress goods; parasols, domestic cottons, linens, &c. ‘This extensive assortment, from the large New York auction sales, is offered at exceedingly low rates, and should be examined before pur- chasing elsewhere. Don t ferget the numbers, 375 and 515 Seventh street. fen CRIMINAL Count, Judge Olin.—Yesterday, Rebecca Henson, indicted for stealing a gold ‘watch, was found not guilty. Wm. Davis was found guilty of an assault and battery. Jennie Young was found guilty of an as- sault and battery and centeaced to pay a fine of $30. A nolle pros was entered in the case of Wm. Ball, indicted for larceny. Jam For Courkt.—Richard Dade, colored, ‘was arrested yesterday for the larceny of a vest from J. Grady, tailor. Sergeant Skippon took bim before Justice Thompson, when it appeared in evidence that the prisoner went into the shop of complainant on pretense of Wanting to purchase a coat. While talking ‘with the tailor, he managed to slipa vest under his coat. The tailor noticed his sudden increase in size, and missing the vest, caught Dade, un- buttoned his coat, and the vest dropped out. Justice Thompson sent Dade to jail for court. SE Scsricion or Fout PLay.—Last night the #cavyenger of the Third ward found a colored infant m the privy of house No. 41 10th street. kept by a woman named Tilly Merz. The scavenger reported to the police, who took the body im charge to await an inquest by the ecroner. ~ +30 CITY ITEMS. - IT REQUIRES but little discrimination to dis- cover amorg the many gentlemen thronging Pennsylvania avenue on a2 Sunday, who pur- chased their clothes from a far-off city, and who patronized home mannfacture. Some ap- pear tohaye jumped into their clothes, they @re such ill-fitting articles, while others sit enugiy on the wearer, setting the form off to ats best advantage. (zentlemen owe it tothem- selves, and to a cultivated ‘public taste, to ob- tain clothing answering the latter description, which can always be done by getting Smith & Bro., 7th street, to make their clothing. His prices are low, and his goods unsarpassed. a JswBLry.—Gold-plated jewelry, silver- plated tea spoons. cups, call bells, napkin Tings fer only one dollar at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvyacia avenue, near 4 street. Saag iL Miscuigr-MAKING MOTHS should be choked off atthe chrysalid, thus cheaply and thor- oughiy. Protect your fers, &c. by treating now with Cedar Camphor,to be had of any <iruggist. The manuiacturers are Harris & ‘Chapman, of Boston. ——— ‘Tne EAGLe MOURNING BADGES are only to.) be had at Hempler’s Bath Rooms, 310 U street, between 6th and 7th streets, 2t* sc PA AE MARRIED, On the 4th inst. by the Rey. Dr. Sampson, Mr. ALLEN H. BLONTON. of Richmond. Va _,to Miss CHRISTIANNA BARBARA SHAFFER, of Wash- ington city. * [Richinond papers please copy.] * On the 2d of May, by the Rev. Mr. Stonestreet. Mr. MICHAEL li. O°CONN ELL to Miss MARY @ LYDDANE. at 8t. Aloysius. 3 ‘Kkville papers please copy.] << DIED, On the Sth instant, THOMAS FRANCIS, aged 6 years and § months, the only beloved soo of John aod Mary McLaughii, afters brief and paioful . The friends of the family sre hereby invited to attend the fuu 1, which will take place on to- morrow (Bucd. m., from bis father’s resi dence.on Virginia & Ist and 2d |. Went, Isiand. {B Ox the 5th instant, of the Chronic Rheumatiem, THOMAS WILLIAMSON, inthe 3th year ofhis age. yivia foneral will take place to-day at3o’cloek, Pons be residence of his sister, Mrs. Kaiser. on Oth street, between N and ( streets. The friends of the family are respectfu!ly invited to attend. HILADELPHIA STEAMBEES, abs reas Line, aemi-weekly, between PHIL- a A and ALEXANDRIA, —, yoru NGTON and GEZORGE- aniers Mayflower, Philadelphia and George r sailing da; AT- Ya, trom Wools Norte Wincves, Philadel: 9 Water atreet, between ‘and No. 5 SiRsasrs | JOHN &. DAYIDEON. No. 69 Water str, Geo. Agent, ts Philadelphia, WM. BO OLTDE, 16 = in Alsxandria, FLOWERS & BOWEN Mo. 1 King st. ac Rov 8-tf DILDERS, BRICKUAYERS, AND PLASTER- B Bias can b e supplied with good clean, FRR oe plying to JEREME AL coraer of sth and ~~ ats., moar thejail, sp LOST AND FOUND. O8T—A SAFE KEY was lost on oth 8 it., bet, 9th and ith, bet. Pat finder will Feéeive 8 re- ) REWARD will be paid for the delivery of 10 rescind Suu piaeeenE Brad dark anit ving milk. my6-3t" ‘between 6th and 7th. TRAYED AWAY—A NANNY GOAT; bad rope : (oosviryg ee hae color; white spots on mde; eformed ri H itable begiven, Vent Bind fot, Aw. FARE. my 6-st* No. 257 Penn, avenue. $ 1 0 REWARD .—Lost last night or this mo! ing, between 6th street aad Market 5; & POCKET BOOK, contsiaing about fifty do! The above reward will be paid if left at the Star office, my5 3t* | See (Thursday) morning, between the Ho tkwood House and the Second Waré Station TPIN with one white atone, The leave itat the StarOffice and jive a reward of $5. my 5 3t* 0 REWARD.—Lost, on the 5th instant, be- tween the Bank ef Metropolis and 17th st., 170 in the following gums, one $107 3-10 Bond, one $6i) note and one $20 note, The finder will re- ceive the above reward and the thanks of the own- er by returning it to the Star Office, my 5-2t* LSet tnrete evening. May ith,coming from St. Patrick’s Church te 9th street, a GARNET ROBARY strung on Gold. The finder will receive a Suitable reward. and the thanks of the owner, by returning it to 506 9th street. It is valued highly, being the Gift of a deceased friend, my 5 2 $5 WILL BE PAID ON THE DELIVERY OF ed my large dark brown stray COW; has nice crumpled horns. split ears, shortish tail, and a bunch on her side nearthe udder, A. GALE, Et Saisie Hetel, 127 @ st., Washington, D. 0. y l-lw BALLS, PARTIES, &, SECOND ANNUAL PIO-NiQ oF O8AGE TRIBE, No. 6,1. 0. BR. M For the benefit of the widows and orpha of the Tribe, at 7th street Park, on . _| MONDAY, May isth. Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies, my 67t* (GREEN SPRING PAVILION IS NOW OPEN f THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS, The Pavilion and Greunds are in complete order. The Proprietors pledge themselves that cood order and attendance is their motto, Avy parties wishing the Pavilion will please call on the pOnrietires aes Spring. t ihe late avilien is only a few yards from ie Bi stand. The citizens of Washington ‘and Georges. 7 em that inusic is not town—We want te sh yet dead. HILLERY HUTCHINS & myd-3t* CHRISTIAN CROUSE Pre. KREIS BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNG. to his former patrons and the public in general, that at the request of a great ot ah pe of the pupils as well as others who were 80, well pleased with the Exhibition and May’! Bail. he will continue his Class for another Quarter, commencing on MUNDAY, the Sth of May Hous eof Taition ai Reretofore: see circu- ‘or further particu . Apply at his Acade- my, PARKBR’s HALL, Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, opposite Metropoli- tan Hotel, where he will no longer be subject to the annoyances and disappointments as he has been heretofore by those having charge of the Hall where he conducted his Class formerly. A note addressed to Room No. 1% Washington Building, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street 1 meet with prompt attention, my{-tf nounci ard the public generally that they inted aR ie Hoar sixth Cesar = BALL fs , corner 6th @ 3 on THURSDAY, May lithe se ee ets, One Dollar, admitting a gentlemanand By order of committee of arrangemouts, Geo. J. Miller, G. Dipon, Thos McCook, 3. Little. F. Springman, T. Hutchinson, W_T, Stone, Wm. Buckley, J, 0. Fisher, J. Mohouey, J. H. Weeden, A. Furgerson, H. Beach, @ Miller. my 4-7t* H J. RUSSELL’S MAY BALL . will be held ai ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th stree on __ THURSDAY EVENING, M. vi Tickets $2, to be had of his ‘pupils, or at the docr on the night of the ball. Music by Heala’s American Brass Bani Exhibition will commence at $ o'clock, Scotch Dance by a M. Fisher's Hornpipe by Gents College Horppipe by Master < Fisher's Hornpipe by Misses Pas De Trois Highland Fling by Misses La Manoia by Miss and Master Pas de Zampa by @ Miss Badeo Baden Polka by Miss and Msster Tyrolean by-a Miss Pas Styrean by aGent and Lady La Caehuca by a Miss. La Smoleuske by a Miss ste Highland Fling by A Bailor’s Hornpipe by a Miss Highland Jette by a Master Bailor’s Hornpipe by s Master La Jatte Arogonaies bya Missand pr, L, @. MARINI takes leave to announce to his friends and citizens of Washington. Alexandria, ae Grand 8 and his Academy,Tempe lace a ce on TUESDAY EVENING, May 9th. 15: to be had at the principa! music and book stores, Ladies wiehiog for invitations can leave their re- spective pames at J. #, Ellis’ Music Store, Pa. av., bet. Sth and 10th ats. apes-td NINTH GRAND REOPENING a oF GEO. JUENEMANN'S PLEASURE GARDA&UN, Corner 4th snd B streets, Oapitol Hill, MONDAY, April 17, 1365. on fee inih a A ged for the season. GEO. JUENEMANN, Proprietor. Dencing: A good ap 13 Im* | NSTRUCTION IN LANGUAGES, HISTORY’ aed ue TERATUR ES Inquire at 244 Pa. av. _sp2y-eot! N Wasinmotox. May Ist, 185. a E.—I beg leave to inform my friends ae public int general that I bave this day bought from Mesers, Aug. Johnton & Co. their good will, fixtures and balance of stock of their business carried on for the last four years in No. } Pa avenue, Coombs’ Building. I shall keep complete atock in the wholesale and retail Liquor and Grocery line, and hope that the customers and friends ofthe old firm willextend their patronage to me to the same o> peretefores besypesd pd t that 1 will try my best to give entire satis- mcdeor ¥ ™ CHARLES BREOHT, For the last four years with Aug. Johnson & Os. EFERRING TO THE ABOVE WE BEG R leave to askour old patrons to extend to our Successors OH ARLES BRECHT. the same cing seeing sud eisie Ce and confi- a ce 50 erally heretofore extende tous, wmy 210 ‘AUG. JOBNSON & OO. 486 SPRING SPEC RE MENX 486 MARHKRITER’S, NO. 456 SEVENTH STREET, DEA I” CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMENTS EMBRACING PAPER HANGINGS. . A select and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and low priced Paper Hangings, Borders, Statues. Cen- tre Pieces, &c., embracing the Largest and Hand- somest assortment in the District. WINDOW SHADES. Buff, Green, Pink, Lavender, Chocalate. Brown ard Gilt Window Bhades, a variety of patterns; Bhade Fixtures, Tassels. &c. PICTURE CORD & TASSELS. t 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 Frames in the Ditrict, warranted to begilded with gold le: Als variety of Dark Wood Frames, with a va- ried stock of small-sized Oval and Carte de Visite Frames. ENGRAVINGS & PAINTINGS. F A Boats! choice Engravings acd Paintings always im store. Orders for Paper Hanging and Window S! ty punctuslly attended to,and executed inthe best manuer, in city or country. SF Terms Cash for Goods or Labor a6 8 J. MERE ELEEE, 36 4%6 SEVENTH BIReet, be ight \d Fellows’ Hall. 486 wie ig Coors above Odd Wy snington: D. O. Qraine BTYLES. SPRING OLOTHING, WALL, STEPHENS & 00. Are now receiving and have onsale a full supply of Spring Clothing, for GENTLEMEN AND BOYS, which they will offer at great bargains and sell at yerx iow PCO Gy ALL, STEPHENS & 00.. nusylvania ave. mith 30-Imif be' and 10th A488 AND CROCKERY WARE-— 4 eon ch received a fine assortment of, BAR GLASSES, LAG! BEEB 'e see e CUPS and SAUC usually Kost ins nishing «: Perit Me, SagroRp anes Sones fbb te the Bo poms eS er chased them ai they will be sold ‘S77 8" DRESSMAKING in all its branches, New York Millisery Establishment, 4 Market Bpace. Mi Markets th “treet, myl-6t" Up stairs, WANTS, WANTED-« ee 9 Wasi and work and Meine cal oe ine A ri howz 310 Fet., between lituand 12th sta, ) im G-2t" AN?ED—Three LADIES fer the ary- goods busi le it wil good Fecommendation, need OT} someaets Ty 6-2 LANABURGH & BRO. rt Boaz AND BOOM WANTED, withion ai TS Tre: wary Department = iy for & * 0 Pa, avenue, CH, MILLER, = mys ate (GQRE LWANTED— White, to do chamber and A inte rete OEx. One that ieepronabl ene lerstan er bus: iow bet G@ and He MAY apply st 47 ee WASTED — A SITUATION as Coachman or 1¥ general servant. Has no objection to travel with a gentleman. The beat of reference can be procured. Apply to G. O.. Star Office. 1t* W 4NTED—An Untarnished HOUSE. contaia: ing 6 or 8 roo either in Georgetown or in Washington, for whieh a fair rent wn eee 5 H. &. DE LARBINT: : _ may 6-00820. Department of Btate. ANTED—In a private family a competent W Witt WOMEN torah at aatiocend have charge otaining rooms and parlors. Referenee required, Call 10 to 12 o’clock, No. 424 12th street, between Fand G streets. my 6-2t* WaASTED-A OLERE in a Law and Claim Of- fice. Must be a good penman, understand the settlement of Officers’ accounts, and furnish mstesteet coy, references. Address Box 405, A* AMERICAN WOMAN WISHES FOR A SIT- UATION in « respectable family, to take cbarge of an invalid or take care of children, The FOR. RENT AND SALE. URNISHED BOO! INT—For rent, ., comfortable and Soe roe eT ROOMS. at No. 450 12th st.,bet @ and H sts, The location is one of the most desirable in shecity. ap 13 tf POE RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—A D FURNITURE FOR. odai, very desirable two sto: contain thirteen rooms, in one of localities in the city. The rent is the most mode- in Washi For further information office counter. ap 13-tf rth of Furniture for sale, in a good neigh- ) Bure HOUSE FOR RENT AND $250 rhood., Rent low. Adi . B, GC. D., Star low. Addresz A. B, Yay 62 Catch WARNER Season avenue and 3d st, = my 6 3t" Foe ALA LOT, 17 feet by 135 fest deep; Apply to gtound rent at $10 per Month, ee MITCHEL & SON, my6-3t Cor. of Pa. ave., and 1sth street. OB SALE-A RESTAURANT, FURNITURE, MABE FIXTURES A c., $400, ties PRO- VISION STORE on Penna. ayv., $1,0. Also, & GROCERY for $3.00, Terms moderate. Apply to MITCHELL & SON, southeast corner of Pa. av. and }th street. m6-3t* Fox RENTS Three pleasant FURNISHED Me, . 1g i treet, Geornntoee at No. 124 Washington stree' AUOTION SALES, Y¥ WM. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, Seuth corner Penn. , and Ninth street, AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES, pide O00. SEGABS ee LIQUORS, Al ABS 5 AY MOBNING, 9th instant, com- Mmeacing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the Auction folrets let of Groceries, embracihg— 68 ea xes Toilet, Castile and Family Soap xes Popper, Mustard, Candles, &c Boxes Ind/go, boxes various brands Tobscoo ‘ars and Smoking Tobasco. les and boxes jases Ola Bourbon Whisky, Claret and Braady & co) ment Of Galifornia Wines- w jalifornia Sherry Ww do Port 8 go nes e 7 ° nge! 6 do Brand: Octaves Brandy and Gin if 50 barrels Gibson, . 5 thi brands Whisky ee ISTE T95 98 O8REE ALSo, A 804s Fountain aad Apparatur complete. my W.L. WALL & bo , Ancts. B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct., Georgetown. PEREMPTORY SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF OLD BRICKS AND LUMBER AT AUCTION On MONDAY MORNING, May 15, at 10 o'clock, I will sell at the Butchers’ Market, Georgetown, one of the old tobacco warehouses, containing stent eked good Bricks; also, @ large lot of Lum- the same time I will lease, at public auction, a large lot of unoccupied Found, in lots to suit, ‘erms cash. THOMAS DOWLING, od Auctioneer, FGBN aap ROOMS—Suitable for honsekeep- Ste ate, 376 13th street, between H and I. best of reference given and required. Addrass _m Biss A. Star ofice. my 6-3¢"t | PO RENT—A suite of Gnely FURNIBHED W4AnNtED-a good COOK. Good reference re- ROOMS, where there are no boarders, Hot quired, Apply 255 Ist.. bet. 17thand 18th, | and cold w: with bath room, No. 390 4th south side, ap st” | street, between D and B. tay 5-1w~ W ANTED—Two COLORED WAITERS imme- diately. Apply at Markbam Hotel. m5-3t* SHOW case WANTED—From 7,£0,10 feet Tong, welers mse, mi Hs HEMPLER'S bath rooms, 310 Ost. - myé-2t"— O¥ WANTED.—Apply atonce to B, F.GIT- TINGSNo. 20 Louisiana avenue, between 8th and th streets. ray5-3t ANTED—A GI to do the general house- family. Apply at No. 311 my 5-2t* work of s smal 7th atreet, next to corner of L. WANTED TO RENT—A SMALL HOUSE, con- VV taining five or six rooms, between 13th and 4; and Dand I streets. Apply at4™%5 7th street, next to corner of E. my 5-2t* ‘OOK WANTED—At the Brennan House, No, 342 B street, between 12th and 13th, One that can come well recommended will get the highest wag my 5 6t~ OR SALE—The BILLIARD and BOWLING BALOON and RESTAURANT /th st., bet. H and I sts.,verycheap. The owner in bad health, Inquire on the premises, my 5-3t* FO SALE—A three story frame HOUSE, hay- ing 8 rooms, with water in basement, and in good repair, aaqeice atthe house. 4937 10th st., bet. Va. av., and C sts, Island, only one square from Smithsonian grounds. my5-7t* $25 A MONTH —To sont. FIND BBIOK 2 DWELLING, on high ground, in good lo- cality. Six good rooms. me furniture for sale, Bo, A:mollidge Block, P street, bet, Fourth and my 5 3t* Fo gasssED HOUSE TO LET—A four story BRICK HOUSE. with garden, pleasantly lo- cated on K street, between ith and Sth streets, Can immediately taken possession of. By giving references and other particulars, address Box No, 17, P.O. my 5-3t* .NTED—A neat suburban RESIDBNOS, fur- nished or unfurnished, of not leas than 7 rooms, snd of easy access to this city or George- town. Address, with particulars, J. B.S. Star Office. may5- 3t* WANTED-A respectable WOMAN, to take an infant to wet nurse, at theirown home, Aare Mrs. JOHNSON, Washington Post Office. OU8E WANTED —Wanted a Furnished or Hi Unfurnished HOUSE, of from six to eight rooms, for four or six months, in Georgetown or the First Ward, near the street railroad. Good care will be taken of the property, and the rent wid monthly in advance. Inquire of W. 1C3ES, (Furniture store,) near Odd Fellows’ Hall ith stree' my i-iw ANTED—A PLUMBER. Apply to O'HARE WS NOONAN. 403 D sty between haan my3 V J ANTED—S d CARRIAGE-8MIT id rood, © GE-8 Hi an WOODWO: Iso, a good BOY, to learn Carriage smithing. Apply at No. 344 6th and Cat. my 3-6t" WwW ANTED—A DAIBYMAN. German preferred} Inquire at this office. ap 23-e01)t* \ ANTED—A small FARM of 15 to 40 acres, with HOUBE containing 7 to 3 rooms: elevated po- sition; within 4 miles of the city by drive, or 6 by railroad ;one neara station preferred. Address Box 1 Star Office. {Intel.] ap 8-eolm* WwW TED—Gold end Silver Watches, Dianonda, Pistols, Pawnbrokera’s Tickets. Furniture, Olothing,or anyarticleofvalue. The highest cash price paid, or exchanged for other goods. Ct Singer’s Sewing Machine Agency, 502 Sth streat, three doors north of Pa. avenue. &p 22-Im* FRENCHMAN FROM PARIS, who has re- ceived an excelent education, having his evenings disengaged, (free at 5 o'clock p. m.,) wishes to give some lessons in the French lan- guage, The best refererces given, Terms mod- erate. Address F.T., Box 11, Bitar office. al4 Im* EEE SKINS WANTED |—The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER BKINS. at theiz Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 108 High street. Georgetown, D, C. nov Jé-tf RAMSBURG & EBERT. WW ANTED_—A limited nuraber of PUPILS for instraction on the piano forte. Best of ref- erences given, & pisat No. 525 H st., between 6th and 7th sts. mar 13-tf 7 ANTED, V 300,000 LADIES MORE, ‘Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their. Swiss Muslin, &c., to WM PRINCE’S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 351 F street, and get them Fluted. Prince haa two machines \¢ expressly for Quilling Ladies Buffies without the use of gam te fae ate the only machines kere todo such work feb § V 7 AN 7 BD—SEOOND HAND FURNITURE, Also, MIRRORS. CARPETS. BEDS, BED- DING.sand HOUSERU PELeRI NG Goops ofevery description. B. HLY, 406 7th street. Je 8 tf between G and H, east side. BOARDING. LEASANT BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMI- LY—Two Chambers, suitable for a gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen. Also. two Table Boarders will be received. References re quired. Apply at 164 F st., between [Sth aud 19th m 6-3t™ WVELL FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for twe persons, with BOARD, ina private family, No. $1 Market street Georg-town. m5 3t* ROME AND BOARD.—Gentlemen desiring pleasart ROOMS for the summer, with first- class BOARD, should call at 41% 8th st,, bst.@ and H. Two large communicating Rooms, singly or in suite. my 5-9t* GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with desi- HI rable Rooms at No. 4 Eighth street, between G_and H, one block from the cars and Patent Office. my 3-6" TY GENTLEMEN, or a gentleman and his wife, can obtain BOARD at 331 20th st, Also, two table boarders cam be accommodated. Terms moderate, my 2-6t* OARDING.—Severai Gentlemen can be accom- Borditted with BOARD and LODGING. oF TABLE BOARD with separate rooms if desired, by applying at 134, 22d street, between K andl, Ap 26-@06t" OUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE WELL Peete caatel with BOARD aud LODGING on mar K street, south corner of 25th. PERSONAL. "OTICE.—My wife, MARY JACKBON, colored, LN having left my bed and board without an: it cause, I nares y. forewarn the public that [ net be eesecnet le ee any debts of her contracting Di ter 8 imyost™ JOHN JACKSON. For BALE FoR RENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS, suitable fer small family, on M street, between 15th at. and Vermontavenue. Rent low. my 4 3t* URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—Three CHAM- BERS to let, to ae only,in a ver: pleasant location, No. 387 6th street, between and H sta, m4 3t* OR SALE—A two story dwelling HOUSE, cor- ner of Sth and G sts, No. 446 Navy Yard Hill. For particulars inquire of occupanta of house. myt St* W.S GRILLO. “OR BENT—A very desirable front ROOM on 2d floor in house No, 420 Ps. ay., north side, between 4'; and (th sts. Inquireof J M. JOHN- SONINo, 353 E street, between 9th and With streets may 4-St* (OR RENT—Very desirable ROOMS, well fur- wished; can be used for housekeeping. Also, lendidiy furnished saloon PARLOR, with piar =, fpely at 326 G at , between Mth and 13th, y 4 '- FO8 SALETA Sine GROCERY BUSINESS. very best stand. good stock,&e. Or wil sell one- half of the business. ‘. FOR KENT—LARGE BRICK, sixteen rooms, furnisbed. RB. M. HALL & 0O., my 4 3t corner 7th aud F sts. FARM FOR BALE. 155 acres improved Land. 12 miles from Wash- ington, 4 miles north of Rockville, half mile of the BoE, Of Metropontin 5 R. Price ECD ale cash; 2 Se mprevements wor 8 money. 0. Z, MUNOASTER, 14-8 __ Rockville, Maryland. F .R SALE—Four HOUSES and LOTS of 5 andé Toums each, on Va ay, near 2d st Payments easy. Possession June Ist. Apply to D.M. LAW. BENCE, after4 p.m., No. 63 K st., cor. of 2th aireet. my 3-tf 7 OR BALB—Five Gorion Presses, 1 Degenar and t Rugz'es P. nd 1 Hoe Label Press, Gabi- nets and Type Envelo-9s, reams Note Paper. +. 0. JENKS, my 3 6t* iS Ce _e Market Space. oe SALE—A small FARM, containing about 18 acres of goed land, situated about one mile from the market house in Georgetown, D.C . on the Canal Road, near_the Columbia Foundry. There isa new house, 75 feet front, containing 3 icoris porches back and front, kitchen, and rg0m above for servauts, fountain before the door, two good springs mear the hiteben, good orchard of pears, cherries, peacbes, and an immense stone quarry on the i Road. There is alsotwo other houses om the farm, one of brick, the other a framed houge. A well of good water in the yard. Both paying a good interest. There is also two large asparagus beds. All persons desirous ef purchasing suse niaes are invited to call and ex- amine for themselves, my 3.6t* SAMUBL CROWN. F° SALE OR EXCHANGE—A_ valuable FARM, of 300 acres, title indisputable. desir- ably located, within three miles south of Brandy Btation,on the ens and Alexandria Railroad, in Culpeper county, Virginia, There is 100 acres ef first quality growing timber, and 2%) acres adapted for cultivation and grazing, abundantly supplied with wate nd comfortable Dwelling nd farm Building. for information and terms, aidrona oF inquire at Star Ofjce for J, F. SNYDER, my 2-29 i et STOCK ani GOOD WILL of the Grocery and Liquor Store. corner 3d street and Blass, avenue, for sale, Apply for 5deys at the Store. my 1-co3t* OOD CHANCE FOR A COMPETETT MAN — J MATERIAL, GAS FIXTURES ani GOODS of a Restaurant, centrally located, for sale—the house very convenient ani clean, Inquire at DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair and Perfumery Store, corner of D and lth streets, near the ave- nue. my t-2w™ USINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE—Near Bank of Wa: gtoa, No, 49 Louls' Inquire next do IO LET—Pleasant furnished ROOMS, connect- ing or single in a private family, Tere moderate; at 350 E street, between 10th and ats. sp2! Im* the ave, WO FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with or without board, in a private family. Inguirs at No 4 Dunbarton street, Georgetown, D.C. IN LONG TIME—A FARM af 150 acres, ab 13 miles from the city, near Coles- ville, Maryland; well watered and a Bric! house; or would exchange it for city Provera For fur- ther particulars inquire of A, MOREHOUSE. cor- ner of K and 25th streets. ap 21 im™ FS SALE—A LUMBER PLANING and SAW ING MILL, with engine and machinery, and one of Pages’s patent Mills, all in complete running order, wita the Frame Building situated on the cans!, near 6th street and Center Market i apvlying to Houte. Will be sold cheap by saRe BRADY. | e 47 13:h at poet RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK—Anoble- gact supply of choice OYSTERS and CLAMS, embracing Biue Peints, East river, Mill Ponds, Saddle Rocks, aud Olams from Little Neck, Long Island, from which a deligbtful chowder ia made Overy night Boyett of these delicacies are in- \< a vited'to call @*.. THE OYSTER BAY," 255 Pennaylvania avenue DRIVER & LEB, Proprietors, 218 DR. BACKER, 218 The Most Wonderfal Astrologer, No, 218 K street. between 17th and 18th ats., two squares from the F st. cars,gives foiland Shorouge formation concernin, 1 affairs threugh life, with and in regard to Health, Wealth and Mar- riage, Love Affairs, Journeys, Law Suits, Absent Friends, Sickness and Death Dr. Backer can be consulted from 3 in the morning till 9 in the eve- ning. Bntrance through the candy store my 6-Im*™ BAB CAPTAIN—Den't spend any more time or money trifling with quack doctors erquack medicines. See a regular physician at once. Dr, Darby lives at 499 7th st. my5-Im* 7) Npehiiedanteel Seat A tke KBOUSE will give in- formation on all the affairs of life, and in re- She ean be consuited Gentlemen It* spect to all other subjects. at all hours of the day and evening. at $1, Ladies 5) cents. She can also show a likeness aslargeaslife. Residence 415 3d street, between Pa.av. and C street. my 5-lw™ R. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania avenue, near 14th st,, over Messrs. Kidwell’s Drag Store. aps 3 fy AT THE WELL-KNOWN HOUSE or M. WILLIAN- Ladies will find all the novelties Paris produces in LACE GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, MAN- TIELLAS, DRESSES, TRIMMINGS, SILKS, VEL- VETS, Ladies’ UNDER GARMENTS, HUMAN HAIB GOODS, Lubin’s and DeMaraon’s PERFU- MERY, COU DRAY’S POMADS, etc. Ladies can have Dresses and everything in the Millinery line made to order. Hair Dressing, Hair Dyeing and Shampooing done in the house, and all kinds of Hairwork mad to order. Orders given to Paria for any kind of Goods for not less than $100 will be attended to faithfully, M. WILLIAN, Importer, No. 306 Penna. av.. Washington, D.C., No.7 Cite Trevise, Paris, _ap 10-Im [Bepub& Chron} ue ) ee ae YROM MY OLD PLAOB of business, rele and D streets, to . 481 REE’ MO. Socweon Daud a ue I ‘ly te call the attenti: = cqrtomets aod the pabiic generally, ae "his ee val, Eesbouiedicaeil eters = med 6 ROCBRIES, The citizens of Washingtom end of the Surrosnd: countr tad to call sine my stock Ber wich will be sold at fair Pon 16-eoSm* RICHARD J. RYON. ~febié-eotmt _RIOHARDJ. RYON._ ROPLE ULATING LIBRAR firary will be constantly supplied with h6' publication. E Sei SRE Sy OL OATH FOR seneporteet the city. Tadcied of WALE BYEPHENS & 00..322 Pacav — {a027 eott NEY STEAMSHIP LINE aie OF SOREW STEAMERS TO NEW YORE. The New and Substantial Steamers, B.C. KNIGHT, CAPT. J. J. MASON, JOHN GIBSON, CAPT. W. C. GHOGHEGAN, Built expressly for this ronte, are now leaving WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D.C. and ALEXANDBIA, EVERY THURSDAY AT 4 P. M. AND NEW YORK, from Picr 14, N. B. on the same day, Freight received daily, handied in tae most care- ful manner. and delivered with the greatest dis- patch, at fair ratea Bor Freight, &o., apply to BNOW & CO., Washington and Georgetown, D. 0, FLOWERS & BOWEN, Alexandria, Va.,and WM. J. TAYLOR & OO.. 140 Cedar street, N. ¥ apltf 5138 JOHN D. EDMOND aCco., 518 613 7th street, betwoon Dand B, NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS Im BUILDER’S,BLAOKSMITH’S, HOUSEHOLD and GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Ont and Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horae-shoes and Horse shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles, Axictrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Vices, Shovels, Picks, Axes, Rope, Giue, Split Cane for chair bottoms, él of which we offer at ARPETS C5*4? (CHEAP GARPBTS. CHEAP CARPETS. HBAP CARP. Just received from the Great Oarpet 8: New York,a lot of INGRAIN and T TS, will id obi than house Cae elt "on an them: ‘Aino; re Lot o| Fsecond 4 CARPETE, in good ode ead Hand Furniture Rooms, 61 Lo a TeoPe arastreases done over and Mattresses made to order. myi-3t* ES] BRIOES| BEIOKBIn B**9.560,000 BRIORS FOR SALE. The fubseriber hasOn hand one million Hand ik, ready for delivery, which be sell Made wrices, for aah 0} , re F paper, ities, Damely: Le OPT paataiio, £00 00) Hare, goo Paving. my8-6t Mst. south and N.J. avenue, BLMBOLD'S BXTRACT BU end [. BV aD HOSR WABI, cures souret and = cate disorders, in all their stages, at little expense, little or no change in diet, Ttis ploasant In Hite and oder ted Bo enor Tey action. owt treo trom wil tasusiona properties, maar 35-Gm0 ; DESIRABLE, NEA’ Y¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct; Georgetown. A FIRST OLASS COUNTRY 8 al A ACOTION AT FOR 8AE On WEDNESDAY, May 17, at 12m.,I will sell, at utdic auction. part of my farm, k 8 Weodley,’'containing, bya utsurvey, 33 acres 3 rooda and 1s perches; an adjoining tract, mostly in timber, of 22 acres, 2 roods, and 7 perches, will be added. {f desired. The {mprovements are a ign well-built DWELLING, beautifully situa- ted in a‘grove of forest oaks, and commanding fine view of Washington city, the Potomac rive! and the percoanding country; a large Barn and Stable, Ice bouse, filed with ice, and other neces- sary outbuildings. There iea large number of Fruit Tre andatd and dwarf, embracing near- ety. ve piace is situated in the county of Washington. D.O.1': miles north of Georgetown, directly east of 3t. Al Tennallytown, It is bounded on the north and east by & proposed public road, called ** Woodley Road,”’s part of which was completed last yeat by which road the place will be within 15 minut: drive of Washingtoncity. A further doses pian Of this property is deemed unpnecessary, as all contemplating purchasing are invited to examine the ian ary Terms: @ne third cash; balance upon terms te be agreed upon the day of sale. , A. BOWEN. _my6 d THOS. DOWLING, Aucts, “OVERNMENT FALE OF G sxouns 0 CONDEMNED I shall sell, at the Navy Yard in thie city,on WEDNESDAY, May 10, at 12 0’elook, the following condemned articles: 680 pounds Tea 272 pounds Tobacco 136 pounds Preserved Meats 20 pairs Blue Cloth Trousera 33 Blue Flannel Undershirts 37", yarda Blue Flannel 10 Blue Flannel Jumpers 53 yards Beef, Bic: eee eter cf 8. B. Brown, Navy Agent. y order of 8. De a Tey ete (Onzop | WF. PAGE, Auctioner. &. MARSHAL’S SALEOF VALUABLEREAL + ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING- TON, D, © —In virtue of a writ of fleri facias is- sued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Oourt of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, wilt s¢ll at public sale. for cash, in front of the remises on FRIDAY, the ith day of May next, 365, at 5 o’clock p. m , all defendant's right, title, claim and interest in and to the west Partof Lot No. 1,in Square No. 330, being the eaniLoton Pennsylvania avenus, south side, between 9th and 10th street weat, and now occupied by J. R. Bl- Yas aS a hardware store, together with slland an gates, the improvements thereon, stezed and levied upon as the property of Walter Lenox, and will be sold to satisfy iudicials No. 251, Supreme Court. in favorof Alexander Provest. Mxecutor i WARD MON ban’s church, on the road to heeting pivies Beads, Shirts, Blankets, ius U. 8. Marahal B.C. o9- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL eisth i (s hy 4 place, MONDAY, the I5th iustan’ ems EEAMOR _my5 U, 8. Marshal, YJ. 0. MccUIRE & CO., Auctioneers VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE ON H ST. NORTH. BETWEEN THIRTSENTH Ba ES STREETS WEST, NORTH A three story Brick House. No 372, with three- ators, back bu 13 being Lot No 5, in Square 24), fronting 26 feet 5 inehes on H street, and run- ning back 144 feet to a 3 foot alley, and op its west eide bas a 15 feot alley, running north through the square. The front building is 25 feet 5 inches front and 51 deep, with thi building 25 feet deep and 1) feet wide, witha lobby 1" feet deep, between frontand back ‘buildings and private staitway. Thefront and back buildings contain 12 rooms, besides store room ani large kitchen, two of the rooms in front building being fine large drawing ‘coms. Tene sale will take place on SATURDAY, the 13th ot May.atéo’clock p.m., if not previcusly dis- posed of at private sale. = ‘ > Terms ateale, and posfession given the Ist of se es stamps. &c at expense of purchaser, eet AT pF. : . sae OURIS ANDREWS, Trustes. may 5-@ 3.0, MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BY 3.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. T 1WO-8TORY BRICK ROUSE. WITH RKICK BACK BUILDING, N 16TH STKEET. BETWEEN MASSACHU- ETTS AVENUE AND NORTH P STREET, in WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 19, at 532 o’clock, en the premises, we shail sell Lot 15, in Merrick’s subdivision of square No. 181, fronting 22 feet on I6th street weat, between Massachusetts avenué aud north P street, and running back ==" feet to a 2)-feot alley, improved by a neat two- story brick dwelling house with brick back build- ing, containing in all six rooms and passage. Terms: One-third eash: the balance in 6 and 12 months, with secured notes bearing interest All conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- het 3.0. McQUIRN & CO., Aucts. BY W. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. TRUATEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- BOE TATE IN THR SEVENTH WARD. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court ef the District of Qolumbia, {n Equity sittirg, ing date December 12th, 1964, and passed in cause in which William R. Riley et. al. in behalf of the “Mount Vernon Building Association re Complainants. and Edward M. Oi el Defendants, (No. 191 Banity.) I shall offer for sale at Public Auction. in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of April, A. D., 1365, at Sovclock, P, BL, the following Rest Estate, viz: Ail that part of Lot numbered nin in square numbered three hundred and fifty-' (353) of the plan of the City of Washington. ei ning for the same at the north-east corner ef said square, at the intersection of D street south and loth street west; thence Pa scuth onaling with said l)th street ninety (90) feet. thence west fifty-four (64) feet ten and one half (10%¢) inches, thence north ninety (9)) feet, thence east on a line with said ‘\D street” Gfty-four (84) feet ten and one- half(10%) inches to the place of beginning, with the improvements thereon. This property is situated on the corner of D atreeteouth and 10th street weet, and Offers great inducements to purchasers. Terms—One-third cash, the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed and bearing interert from the day of sale. Title deed to be retained until all of the purchase money is : an conveyancing and revenue stamps at thecost of the purchaser. i if the terms of sale are not complied with within Sve days from the ore le, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the d property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving three daya notice in some newspaper printed in the city of Washington. mh) 2aw3wkde of ., LLOYD, Trustes- W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts, {Bepublican.) a7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO TUESDAY AFTERNOON, same hour, 2d Ma ; LLOYD. "tT aps WM. L. WALL & wa THE ABOVE SALB I8 FURTHER. POSsT- oned to TUBSDAY BYENING. Sth instant, same. = ‘A LLOYD, Trustes. mys WML. WALL & 00;, Aucts, ¥ J.G@, BTAFFORD & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE LOT NEAR THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFfIOK. AT AUCTION On MONDAY AFTERNOON May 8, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. 25, in square No. 625, fronting 25 feet on Gatreet north, runniog back {7 feet to 15-foot alley. This property fronte G street north, near North Capitol street. and in t mmediate vicinity of the Printing Office and near Oatholie Obhurch,ina very des able location for a private residence. Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and R months. ‘with interest, secured by a deed of trust S‘oonveyaneiog and revenue stampsat the cost of {Obron J] J.G. STAFFORD & CO , Aucts. the purchaser, —The subacrf] THERES WIRSE-OLASS TABLES, nearly new, of yerr Tow: = Haat fel4-tf MPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the PR jompany’s Boats, Y1) GOV. CUBTIN, and BELLE HAVE the Osptains on board. or to JNO. B. Water street, Georgetown pt oe Morey, LIBEBALLY ADVANCED on DIA- MONDS, WATCHES, JBWELRY, &c. it business strictly confdential. ice a » and from § to7 P. lvania avenue, two deors from up stairs, Room Ne. 2. mh 21-Im* (y2anD MILITARY OPERATIONS; or a Oriti- Land Military History of the Wars of Fred- erfck the Great, as contrasted with the Mode: 8 By Baron Jomini, Translated from the by = JVB, Bolabird, U. 8. A.; 2 vols. neh” “ee FRANOK TAYLOR. ELMBOLD'S CONGENTBATED EXTRACT Feectsa ponSiget eae crac a w ietordise Falsnot Phare: y,and are the moat active tates ILLIARD TABLES FOR 8ALB. ber bas —S iN. Nee to DAVIBS0N, may 13 oy an be, Sophos AUCTION SALES, erecta foe oulles ves at BO THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORHOW. BY 0.8. L. CROWN & CO., Auctionssrs, 4 LOTS AT AUCTION. We will sell on SATURDAY, May thesth, at 5 p. ™., om the premises, Lois Nos. 1, 2. Sand 4,im Bauare No. 230, Lot fronts 2 feet 3 inches on B street, between léth and isth streetz, near the canal, running back 120 feet; said Lots are im- pipyed by seven smali tenements. _ Tonia, One-half cash; balance in six and twelve : Gobverances and Revenue stamps at cost of the C. BR. L. CROWN & 0O., Aucts. my 4-33"" ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS joneers. B No, 526, corner of 7th and Deane north, AUCTION SALEOF HOvs! FURNITURE > 8" KITOHEN wOMMONDAY, the sth instant, at 10 o'clock a.m., e shall seil, at the reside: ning housekeeping, on 13th street, betwers groumtn id Island,s general assortment of Furniture, oon! sisting in part of— oe Sofas, Castor and Side Chairs Bedateads, Bureaus, Washstands Chairs, Tables, Hair, Husk, and Cotton-top Mat- LJ Radiator and other Stoves Glass and Orockery ware luany other articles unnecessary to enu- merate. ‘Terms cash, mys-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers, No, 365 7th street, one door above I. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, THE CONTENTS OF ELEVEN ROOMS, AT AUOTION, On MONDAY, the sth inst , at 1) o’cleck,a. m.. we will sell at the residence of a gentleman who is leaving thecity, at No. 352 Seventh street, be- tween I and K streets, an excellent assort of well kept household furniture, the contents of Os Bleven Rooms, viz: Parlor and Bedroom Carpets, “fatting, Sofas. Lounges, Bureaus, Wardrobex, Jhairs, Kitchen and Bedroom Stoves, Oil Cloths, Single aud Double Bedsteads. Mattresses, Bedding, Crockery Ware, Window Shades, &c.. together with a gene- ral assortment of kitchen requisites. z BP The whole is otlered at private wale anti the day, of sai; yee o will be: geld witheut reserve fer cash. louse for ren’ my 4-3t BROOKER & BELLEW, Ancts. BE J.C, MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, CTION SALE OF THE CHOICE STOO 4 INE GROCERIES, LI vonss oO. AL inR 18H » 219 PENNAYLVA- Ia AVENU: ‘iL 8. i en i UB, (DIRECTLY OPPOSITE WIL In consequence of the ill-health of Mr. Jo- seph P. Wilson, our agent, the subscribers have determined to offer st auction. on THURS- DAY MORNING, Mav 4, 1855, at 10 o’clock, their choice stoek of fine Wines, Liquors, and Segars, ee oe Very old Cognac Brandies, in bottles and caska Very old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, do. Very old Pert, Sherry. and Medaira Wines Scotch Ales, London Porter Champagnes, Olaret,and White Wines Fine French Cordi “ Green and Black Teas, (6-ib. caddies) A fullassortment of Crosse & Blackwell's London Bauces and Pickles _ Sardines, French Peas. Oil, Mustard, &c. _ Fine Havana Cigars, Domestic do., Pmoking To- acco Large lot of Fane: Groceries Store Fixtures, Wagon, (new), large Clock, (over the Bto 5 To be sold ‘in quantities to duit the trade. Catalogues ready day of sals, ermscesi, SININGER & CO.,219 Pa. ay, ap 25-0 J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts: "7 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY Postponed until MONDAY MORNING, May 3, ho d place. may? ys. C. MCGUIRE & 00,, Auets, A veren SALB OF PUBLIC ANIMALS, WAGONS, &o QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFrioR, Washington, D. C., April 29, 1865, There will be sold at public aution, to the high- est bidder, under the direction of Brigadier Gene- rai Rufus Ingalls, Ohief Quartermaste t City Point, Petersburg, and Richmond, Me ne a uaatity of HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, and HARNESS, condemned as now anfit for public service, many of which will answer very well for farm and road Przpones. thia si will commence at City Point at ten odtck a fon MONDAY: 8th May, 1065, and be continued at Petersburg and Bishmond, on’such day thereafter as General Ingalls may direct. he number of animais to be sold is about two thousand (2,000). Terms cash. in Government funds, M. O. MEIGS, Quartermaster General, Brevet Major General, To be published in New York Tribune, Times, and Post; Philadelphia Press, American, an News.five times, daily my 1-5t Y WM. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers, BRICK BUILDING ON NORTH L STREET AND CONNECTICUT rest AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, lith instant, at 6 o’clock, we will sell, in front of ihe premises, rt of Lot 13, Square 163, on L street and Conneo- enue, fronting 2) feet by 9, and improved by a good and substantially built Brick Buildings Sonera two rooms, 11x28 feet, and a geod ce! ar Terms: One balf cash; balance 3 and 6 months, beariog interest, and secured by deed of trust oa +8 Rh eyaneing at the expense of the purcbaser ORY eyancing a! . tays 7aneing at WY SEP WaLL & 00., Aucts, ¥ JAS. C. Mc@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SEVENTH STREEt WEST. Siac CORNER OF M On MON fa May Sth, at six o’clock, on the premises, weshall sell parts of Lote No. 15 and 14, in Square No. 449, fronting 21 feet 237 inches on 7th street west. pear the corner of M sireet north, and running back 115 feet, with a 4 feet side alley to be kept open for the mutual ac- aommodation of this and the adjoining lot. Terms: One balf cash; the balance in six and roe months, with secured notes bearing in- erest. All conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- r J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ¥ C.B.L.CROWN & CO., Aucts. EX ECOTOR’S SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD. ING LOP AT AUCTION. By_order of the Honorable Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbia, we will auction, on T SDAY, May 25, the premises. Lot No. 32, in square No lot fronts 2 feet on 7th street (Island,) w: Bee Dard B,running back 94 feet tos alley. é ‘Terms : Ope half cash; the balance in six and twelve months, duly secured. All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser. = WiLLIAM H. TUOK, z { Bamuci Hamilton, deceased ti am Subs n, deceased. my tine | 0, RB. L, CROWN & CO., aucta. S444 AT ALEXANDRIA, VA., OF OON- DEMNED GRAIN. GRAIN SACKS, HORSES, Pi te Ohief Quartermaster’s Office. Depot af Washington, Qu Washington, D. C., May 4, 1365. Will be sold at public auction, at Alexandria, Va.,en MONDAY, May_15, 1865, at Il o'clock a. m.. about 5,00) bushels of Grain and 20.00 Grain Backs, condmmed as being unfit for public use, ALSO. st the same place, on TUESDAY, May 16, 1565, atll o'clock a. m., alot of condemned Horses and Terns cash in Government funds. Brig, Gen. and Ghief Or ster, rig. no. . my 4-d . Depot of Washington. q CONDBMNED CLOTHING, CAMP ALE ND GABRISON EQUIPAGE, TENT » &C. - Chief Quarter master’s Office, Depot of Washington, Washinston, D. C , May 4, 1839. Will bo s 1d at publig suction. under the direc- G. Thomas omc tion of Captain D. M.8.K.,0.8.0 at Government warehouss Ho. 6,on Ith payvece: H and I streets north. Washington, D. C., on MONDAY, May 22, 1365. at 10 o'clock, A. M. large lot ef condemned Olothing, Xc., eonsiat: +ing of— Infantry and Oavalry Coats, Jack®ts. Drawers, Shirts, Felt Hats, Cay : ae, Fifes, L Pees, Blankels, Rettles,” Pi : Pickaxes, Axes, Haveranol Canteens. bape. Tent Duveinies: Hospital Tents, Sibiey Tents, Wall ents. &c. Successful bidders must remove the stores withia five (5) days from date of sal: a t funds. Terms cash, in Government fults. aR, i . and Ghief Quartermaster, my4 we Genet Depot ot Washington. OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER a GRAIN AND GAIN Se: i ermmaster ice, Depot ‘ashington, Cniel Quarserty hingion, D. O-y May 4, ibs. t Will be sold at public suction. 6th street wharf, Washington, D.C., on SATURDAY, May 73, 1865, at 10 o'clock &. m,, 8 lot of Quartermaster Btores. condemned as unft for public service, viz: Wheelbarrows, Globe Lanterns, Shovels Paulins. Canvas. Brooms, Buckets Rakes, Chai: iles, Lam: Horse Brashes:dernses, ce Lo, At the same time and place, 70 bushels of Corn, 750 bushels Oats, and about 250 000 Grain Sacks. Terms cash, in Government fasne He KSR, ig, . and Chief Quartermaster, Sue Bee ao Sepot of Wa ‘ingto: 3 my 4-8t ALBOF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTEE'S HORSE POWBRS, MILLS, s’ BTOGRAIN, CLEANERS, & Chief Quertermaster ed Dice ee " te: _ Will old at Pup p auction, im * is eS Bovergnest ‘Warehouse, situated onthe ‘uare between B Fand pate 2st aehington, aa = ath OF Gasttsreee? 0 c’epondemned as unfit for public use, Augurs, Brushes, Boilers, Bridles, pax? Blankets, Bits, Br ey Eetalons Jove! Chairs, Fork: , Lanterns, Plates, Bawa, Bhovns. jaca ar o rset Shoes, W. : AL80, 12 Horse Power! paring. 3 19 Burr stone Mills, mds, Chisels, For, Hatchets. Knives, Suatie ton Wy -[ron Scraps, Cast iro 2 fagon- Tire, &¢, 2 Bleyaton . with ay fe) aan Cleane:* anda 1oF eoenatol bidders will ired to remove the eperak kyo teen ‘D. H. RUCKER, Brigadier General mrtlst BUbd Onief Qeactermaster *