Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. fa AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. ROVER's THEATRE.—The magnificent spec- aces een ce “Aladdin” is continued ber e 2 longer whe; 8: ir Uncle Tom’s Cabin.”’ OEE EROS SAE 21 GonzaGa Fain.—This extensive and delight- ful Fair is yet in progress and attracts immense crowds nightly. ° Oxrorp HaLi.—A fine bill to-night at this Popular place of amusement. CANTERBURY.—New performers and new features of programme are announced at Can- terpury. John Esputa, leader of the fine or- chestra at Canterbury, takes a benefit soon. Seaton HAvi.—Bierstadt’s great picture, «The Rocky Mountains.” —_————_ Pouice Rerorts—First Precinct—R L. Jen- Bins, fraudulently obtaining money; for a hearing Second Precinct—Richard Morfison, having a U.S. horse in possession; dismissed. Third Precinct.—Tresa Hall and Mary Ship- dey, disorderly: $2.44 each. Frank McShaifry, drunk; dismissed. John R. Ridgley, selling goods by Sample; $20.44. Jane McCann, dis- orderly; di: ed. Fourth Precinct.—.. J. Pirks, threats; bail for b erke Sarah Crowley, grand larceny: Maria zivingston and Jobn Ulark, petit larceny; dis- missed. Fifth Precinct.—Mary Weeks, profanity; $3.50. Charles. Park, disorderly; $1.50. Edw. Gal- dety and Matilda Bright, do.; dismissed. A. Baker, do; 35.9 L. P. Grossand Wm. Bond, fighting; for hearing. Ellen Hill, larceny; dis- missed. Precinct-—F. Aneracks, obstructing 2. Ann Curnan, drunk and disor- € workhouse. © Gibson, assault and battery; bail for peace. A. H. Cunningham, disorderly; O. Gibson, do.; $350 each: same, for thres bail tor peace. Richard Dade, lar- eeny; jail for court. Wm. Uollins, drunk and disorderly; 6.91. Tenth Precinct.—Nace Slater, disorderly and profane; #19. Julia Clark, drunk and disor- derly; workhouse. Josephine Miles, do : $3.9. Rice, do.; 81%. Josephine Naylor, Wm. Pickett, drank and disor- George Williams, carrying wea- Wm. Hall, drunk and disorderly; = Sarah Paten, do; Anne Tyler, do.; Laura Coleman, do; $5.90 each. Jesse Wil- diame, do. and protane; $10.10, ea gat Great EXcITENENT AT THE CIRCLE.—Yes- terday afternoon, during Me performance of tbe band at the Circle, a difficulty occurred be- tween a colored man and a private of the 9th ‘Veteran Reserve Corps, which resulted in blows, and which for a time was the oecasion of considerablgexcitement. The details of the case,as we gathered them, were as follows: & party of company D, 9th Veteran Reserve Corps, were gamboling or wrestling near the statue, and one of them struck against a col- ored man, who asked him what he meant by it, and told him he had better not do so again. The soldier replied it was merely on accident, butif he did not like it, to make the most of it, and with this the negre struck him and started uff to run, followed by the comrades of the Struck soldier, who, atevery chance they could et, dealt the negroa blow. On getting some little distance outside the Qircle, 2 colonel ofthe Ninth army corps, whose name we could rot learn, took the negro under his pro- tection, and ordered the pursuing party not to strike him. k The crowd fell back and a guard of tne th ‘Veteran Reserve Corps came up and took the Begro in charge, and conducted him to the guard-honse. We did not hear of the arrest of either of the soldiers who had been engaged in beating the negro. The arrest of the negro appears to bave been for the purpose of protecting him. The soldiers are well known, and their aetion in the affair will probably be investigated. a Sviewz.—A bout six o'clock yesterday atter- oon, August Meyer, a German, jumped from the third stcry window of Mrs. Kummer's res- idence, 111 Seventh street, where he had been rooming for over three years past, and falling upon the pavement, his skull was crushed in, Bnd instantly killed. His left leg was also broken above the knee, as is supposed by Striking the cornice over the first story. In falling he was near striking some persons passing at the time. He was taken up to his room by some of the Fourth Ward police, who remained in charge during the night. On an examination of the room a razor, the biade of which wA&s broken, was found, together with a broken bottle, and the bed, floor and table were covered with blood. It is thought the deceased attempted suicide by cutting through his left wrist—leaving the hand hanging by the skin— for the purpose of bleeding to death, but the pain becoming too great he determined to end his existence at once, and jumped out ef the ‘window, as above stated. He was aman of from 15 to 50 years of age, and kept a cigar and tobacco establishment over Wilson’s, 327 Penn- Sylvania avenue. He is said to have been a man of cousiderable intelligence. Coroner Woodward held an inquest this Morning, when a verdict was returned stating the above facts; finding it to be acase of suicide. ge RecErvine Sroren Money.—A clerk in the store of Mr. Miller, On ‘ith street, between E and F streets, was arrested by Justice Miller, on Friday last, on the charge of receiving three stolen $2.50 gold pieces. The facts leading to his arrest are as follows: A colored boy in the employ of Justice Miller stole the above amount of money from one of the gentlemen boarding at Justice Miller,s residence, and, not knowing their value, (he thinking they were pernies,) ‘went to Mr. Miller’s store and purchased a marble, tor payment of which he tendered the clerk the gold pieces and left the store. Sub- Bequently the boy, on being questioned, con- fessed his guilt and gave information as to the manner in which he disposed of the money. Justice Miller nad an interview with the clerk, trom whom he received several false state- Ments in regard tothe matter. The clerk was Brrested by the Justice and brought before Justice Thompson by whom he was committed to jail to await an investigation to-day. HomicipE.—On Saturday, Coroner Wood- ward held an inquest on the body of Catharine Kane, aged about 23 years, in a house between M and Van streets and 3d and 4% streets. It appeared from the evidence that she nas been Staying with Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, and on Friday night Mrs. Brown drove her out of the house because she had been drinking, and beat Ber with a broomstick and her fists and choked her. She then went next deor and stopped all night, and was found dead the next morning. ‘The jury returned a verdict in accordance therewith, aud Mrs. Brown and a man named Babcock were taken in custody by officers Gib- son and Cullen. Mrs. Brown alleges that she did not commit the assault, but that tne girl and Babcock got to drinking, and the latter attempted to violate her person and choked her. Justice Handy committed Mrs. Brown to jail and dismissed Babcock. > Municipat Visir.—On Wednesday next, the Mayor and City Council of Washington ‘will be the guests of the municipal authorities of this city tortwo days. The vis dance with previous arrangemen have been some time ago, but in consequence of the assassination of the President, was de- ferred until the present week. The Joint Special Committee of the Council of this city, consisting of three members from each branch, Bre making preparations to receive the guests, about sixty in number, in a becoming manner, and itis certain that the time they remain here ‘will be fully occupied A visitto Swann Lake and other objects of interest connected with the Water Department of this city, will be fol- lowed by an excursion around the harbor and down the river the next day: in the meantime other places of interest in and about the city will not be cyerlooked.—#alt, Clipper. > a A Frvg Concert tn Prosrect.—We hear that & musical entertainment of the highest order is soon to be given here in the shape of a concert by Prof. Strini, the distingwashed basso. Many of our citizens have already enjoyed the opportunity of hearing Prof. Strini during the winter,as he has most generously given the benefit of his distinguished abilities to various musical entertainments held for charitable and meritorious purposes. The concert, we learn, will come off at Seaton Hall. Prof. Strini will be assisted on the occasion by many leading professional musicians and amateurs tin this city and elsewhere, and itis certain that the entertainment will be one which all lovers of music will be able to thoroughly enjoy. The aftair is already creating much interest in mu- sical circles. seagate * Granp Larceny —On Sunday morning of- ficer Vernon arrested Wm. Williams, & hack. man, on the charge of having taken from Gus- tavus Vanhorn, of an Ohio regiment, about #250 in money, & check for the same amount, andadischarge. Vanborn and a friend en- gaged Williams to drive him sround on Satur- day night, and in the morning he found him- Selfin& stable, minus his money. He com- plained to the i(th precinct station, when of- cer Vernon went to Williams’ house and suc- ceeded in finding $20 hid im the bed. The check aud other articles were found in the street. Justice Handy committed him to jail for court. eMelcoe> FaTAL ACCIDENT.—On Frida: as atrain of cars = Marylana Frida crossing 12th street, & cart, driven Samed ‘Charles Wesley Rundeil, was stuck, causing it to tilt, and he feil ont, the wheel of the cart passing over him. He walked to his residence, corner 13% and D streets. and Dr. Croggon calied,jwho pronounced him to be sertovety injured internally, and notwith- standizg the attention given him he died in about two hours. PrrsonaL.—General Sheridan and staff are at Willard’s. Mayor Wallach, Marshal Lamon, Mr. L. A. Gobright, of the Associated Press, and others, have returned from Springfield, Illinois, to which city they accompanied Mr. Lincoln's remains. Dr. Browr, embalmer, and Mr. George Harvey, undertaker, who accompanied the re- mains, have also returned. Se ge DisoRpERLY PaRty.—Saturday night offi- cers Gorman and Vernon arrested Jno. Thom- as Smiler, Major Bray and George Botelor, colored, on the charge of being drunk and dis- orderly, and they were taken to the 10th pre- cinct station. Smiler alleged that they at- tacked but they allege that the fuss was com- mencei by himself. Justice Handy fined each $5.90. i Dzerot ror MovurRNING DRESS Goops.— Toose in need of mourning goods will tind themselves supplied to the best advantage by Jos. J. May & Co, who have made special provision for furnishing everything requisite in that line. Their depot for mourning goods will be in the same style of completeness as similar establishments in the large Northern cities. be ge May BALvL.—Great is the excitement amongst the little folks antl their older friends in view of Marini’s May Festival coming off to-morrow night, and which promises to assemble the elite of Washington by its attractions. Those who wish to enjoy something very delightful should by all means attend. cal Cuvrcn Depication.—The Methodist Epis- copsl Church on 8th street, between D and E streets, Island, was dedicated yesterday morn- ing. Among those who occupied the pulpit on tbe occasion were the Rey, Bishops Wayman and Payne. ——— AT THE FAIR now being held at Gonzaga Hall, on E street, we notice that Mr. Pearson, of Jay Cook & Oo’s Banking House, won the beautiful opera cloak at table No. 4, rafiled Saturday evening. CITY ITEMS. a JEWELRY.—-Gold-plated jewelry, silver- plated tes spoons, cups, call bells, napkin rmgs for only one dollar atthe Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylyania avenue, near 44 street. SS RTS GS GS ES EEE CNG DIED, In this city, May 6th, 1866, Mrs ELEANOR A. LEWIS, widow of the late Robert Alexander Lewis, of Alexandria, Va., in the 72d year of her age. .The friends of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend her funeral at the residence of her son, No. 315 north B st,, Capitol Hill, on 9th in- stant. atio’clock p.m." * (Baltimore and Alexandria papers please copy.] At the residence of his parents, corner 13% and D streets, Island, on Friday. May 5,at 11 o’clock, CH abe WESLEY RUNDELL, in the lith yeat of bisa, - May7th, 185, at the Navy Yard, Washington, accidentally drowned, endeavoring to save a qoongsr pia mate, WILLIE N., only son of Qom- manaer William N. and Lucy LeG. Jeffers, aged Seven years and six months. Taken to Philadelphia for interment. 1t Drar Ma. EpitoOr: Among the many obituaries on my late beloved wife, sent to me by kiad sym- pathizing friends, and requesting my approval and publication I have selected the following, and beg through your columns to tender my heartfelt gratitude To the Fenian Brotherhood. whose res)lutions L also send you, I can only say that if anything were wanted to unite me more strongly to them and their cause, there could not have been a link more adamartine than the warm expressions of their souddletiee)apon this the saddest occasion of my life. . 1 bave the Lonor to be, your obedient servant, P. Caouuan, Onitvany.—-Another fair one has faded and gone, another home ma’ e desolate, another noble hus band robbed of bis brightestand most precious Jew a loving wife. All willramember Mrs, Dr. Cro, D, wile of ‘the well-known ana skillful physician, as Miss Belle Acton, who fora long time was a teacher in oneof our public schoo s. Fhe was well worthy of the notice of all. bighly educated, polite and gentle, and abovealla true christian, She was a Oatholic, and was ever faith- ful to the obligations imposed by her religion. She was for years tbe chief support of a feeble mother, ard was ever resdy tolend a helping hand to the dear ones that clustered round her home. Inever knew &@ better daughter or a kinder sister. Tne frail tiower that had been transferred from the home ofchildheod by the hand of love was des tined to linger put a short time on earth. for even while she wore ber bridal robes Death had claimed her for hit own. Du s her lops and painful sickness her friends hoped for the best, and when cold relentiess Death laid his icy hand upoo ber brow they could not realize that ehe was 20 more. Ast by the coffinand saw her hus- band and friends standing near with bowed heads and hearts well nigh breaking, I thought truly departed one you are deserving of such griet The lily nestling on her bosom, together with the crucifix, were it emblems of the purity and holi- bess within. Disconeolate husband and weeping relations. we deeply sympathize with you, for we know a link in the golden chain has heen broken. Broken! ab no, not broken, but only raised to. Heaven where methinks I see her standing on the other side of thedark river waiting for ye loved ones fF. Me, No more, no more, with greeting smile, Kind voice and buoyant treat, They have pasted away, the Is rumbered with the dead, Ab gone! like the fiowers of early spring That die with their richest bloom, Her sou! has gone to the realms of God We mourn er in the tomb. Geo. entle one AB, Washington Circle, Fenian Brotherhood,t May 7th, 13:5, Sir ond Brother: The following preamble and rerolutions So ane eiiosly) sacnved by the Washington Circle F. B., May 7, 1515: ‘Whereas the band of death bath fallen pon the household of Our brother, Dr. P. Croghan. re- mioviag to her bright eternal home the companion of bis happiest years, the partaker of his every joy, the solace of his every sorrow; therefore be itZ Resolved, That we hereby tender our friend and brother our condolence and sympathy, deplorin with bim the irreparable loss he has sustained, and hoping he may be granted the strength, forti- tude and resignation to bear up under this sad be- eavemment, ; Kesolved. That these resolations be entered upon the Minute Book of the Circle, and that a copy be sent to our alilicted brother, Dr. P. Croguan, 7 GH McLAUGHLIN, pup O DONNEL J.D. LL, § committse. bs JAMEB RYAN P D UP ASTRAY—One white STEER, which the owner can rave by applying to 42 Centre Market; aa 3 roperty and paying charges, W. MUNDER, Butcher. my8 3t* {OUND-—On the 6th inat., on Penn’a ay., a small sum of MONEY. which the owner can obtain by calling 3 Ist at. west; bet B and C, proving ind paying for this advertisement, <TRAYED OR STOLEN—From the subscriber. SS on the night of the 7th instant, » large DUN HOES, left hind leg swelled. Tho Snder will re- ceive the above reward by returning him to JOHN W. WELLS, No, 720 6th st.,[sland. my 5-3t* BREWARD.—Stolen from the stable of the scriber on Sunday night, the 7th al BAY M . heavy mane and tail; white star in forehead; shod all round, with toe and heel corks; weight about 1,3) pounds: hight 16 er 17 hands; has more the appearance of a horse from her heavy build; about eight years old. I will pay the above reward for the return of the are Os eruturerce the Cae ae thieves, or Svs for the return of the mare alone. a crea, “W. HAMILTON, my 8 (Int. & Chron] 562 7th street. 1 O8T—A BAPE KEY was lost on 9th st., bet, D 4 and FE, or on ¥ st., bet. yth and 10th, oroa lith st., bet. Fand M. The finder will receive a re- ward by leaving it at 496 th street, near the cor- ner of D. my6-36* 10 REWARD will be paid for the delivery of Sark and Wetcthar ven tot giting sic aval rk ap e@ other red, bo! ‘iving wilk. Taye since Monday, Muy Ist. RS. REDMOND, 434 Massachusetts avenue, between 6th and 7th. STRAYED AWAY—A NANNY GOAT; had rope \O around neck; deer color; white spots on side; deformed right hind foot, A suitable reward will my 6-t* No. 257 Penn. avenue. $1 0) REWARD —Loat last night or this morn- ing, between 6th street and Market Space, a POCKET BOOK, containing shout fifty dollars. The above reward will be paid if left at the Star oft my5-3t* ST—This (Thursday) morning. between the Kirkwood House and the Second Ward Station House, a BREASTPIN with one white stone. The finger will please leave it at the Star Office and they will receive a reward of $5. my 5 3t* BOARDING. P BASANT BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMI- LY—Two Chambers, suitable for a gentleman apd wife, or two single gentlemen. Also, two Table Boarders will be received. References re qaiter: Apply at 164 F at., between 18th and 19th im 6-3t™ L FUBNISHED ROOM, suitable for two persons, with BOARD, ina private family, No. 81 Market street Georgetown. my5-st™ Res AND BOARD.—Gentiemen desiring pleasant ROOMS for the summer, with first- class BOARD, should call at 415 8th st., bat.@ avd H. Two large communicating Rooms, singly or in suite. my 5-9t' \ENTLEMEN can be accommodated with desi- G rable Rooms at No. 406 Bighth street, between and H, one block from the cars and Patent ce. my 3.6t™ iv z or a gentleman and his Wire: aan cb tetera ARD at 331 20th st, Also, b1e bo: he accommodated. | Terms mm can be accom- PROARDING —Se teme: modated with BOARD and LODGING, or TABLE BOARD with eeparate rooms if desired, by applying at 134, 2d street, between K and L, ‘ep 26-e06t" OUBOR FIVE GENTLEMEN OAN BE WALL jodated with BOA N yak peat ecentases ona 1 & BACHE’S U. 8. DISPENBATORY— WwW New edition, Just webiste aot ry FRANOK TAYLOR, WANTS. ——————<__ WANTED Atthe Beaten House,a BOREBBER. FOR RENT AND SALE. ——— FOBNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT-For rent, mediately. comfortable and well furnished |, at Mo, > Y 450 12th st., bet. ii A PARED Gansta D NG. 929 Nox, Js” | one of the méet dosicabie in the ety’ “ap tt 150 EAROHING HANDS WANTED. Apoly | WOR BENT AND FURNITURR FOR SAL BA at RAY'S Goal Docks, may 8-St fontaining thirteen rooms, in one of dest W ANTED — A first-class PHOTOGRAPHIC | localities in the city. rent is the most mode- PRINTER; also, an Assistant Printer. In- | Tete in Washi . For further information quire at BRADY'S G: Pa.ave. m 8-3t apply at the Stef office counter. ap 13-tf ANTED—A GIRL to do general house work. Ww Apply at 171 Penna, avenue; ‘Washington, Two FURNISHED ROOMS FOR BNNTIN A 200d neighborhood. Inquire at 413 Massa- chusetts avenue, bet. sth and7thsts. my 3-6t" ANTED_Three good CAKE BAK®RS, at ney llth st.,or corner 434 and Lets,, Island. V m 8- WAtTED-a No.11ICE OREAM MAKER and Street, between G and H. orem 3t* ANTED—A good DRESSMAKSER to sew in a Apitin en, fora rowrweexs: by me day. media’ . 266 +5 Bor ai bet. Ist and 19th ata n° Sts Bays at ANTED—A good WHITE COOK. Apply at W ho 07 Bridge skeet) Goossctswa DG German preferred, may 8-lw F, FREUND. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, to tend a Bods Water Bar, and a COLORED BOY te help the pastry cook. Inquire at New York Hotel. corner ith and B sts. my &3t* ANTED—Two YOUNG pants making. Good with recom- mendations, will be paid while learning. Inquire immediately at 616 I st., bet 6thand7th. 1t* WANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE with eight or Y¥ more rooms. Rentin advance, and reference given if desired, Please address “ House,’’ Star office. m 8-3t* WANTED-2 GIRLS, one first class troner and ene washerwoman. Apply at Pennsylvania House, 357 OC street. bet. ae and 6th, Washing- ton c. S my8 3t* LADIES, to learn fine sewel A RESRECTAELE GIQL WANTS A SITUA- fA TION in a. private family te cook. wash and iron. or te do chamberwork,or *o nurse. Inquire at 174 on the corner of 2th and M sts, Wt \ ) ANTED TO RENT—A medium sized HOUSE, central location. containing from 6 to $ rooms. The best of references given, Address C, B , this office, my 8 lw* ANTRD—By a gentleman and wife, a PLACE onafarm. Will make himself useful with- out pay, His wife will do plain sewing for the family, Address Star office, N.B.B. Heference given, my 8-3t* $8 PER MONTH OFFERED.—One agent wanted in every town in the United States and Canada, Business suitable for ladies or gen- tlemen. Enclose ee circular, TRIPP & CO.. Room 13, It 161 Broadway, New York, feed COOK, WASHBR and Also,a GIBL, to assist in house- children, Apply to No, |d 12th sts. m 6-2t* ANTED—A IRONER. 5 Work and take the care 310 F st., between lth WV ANTED—Three SALES LADIRS for the dry- FORA SIT- to take ren. The A@drass my 6-2t* 4 Good reference re- bet. I7th and 33th, V goods business. None but competent, with good recommendation, need apply. my 6-2t LANSBURGH & BRO. Bosee AND ROOM WANTED, within a short 4 austanceic v3 Tesssury Department cast, a private family perferred fora = Ut 202 Pa. avenue, CH. MILLERS my dtr GE, WANTED—White, to do chamber and ¥ dining roomwork, One that [thoroughly un- derstands her business may apply at417 i3th st., bet dH. my6 2t* WANTED—An Unfurnished HOUR. contaia ing 6 or 8 rooms, either in Georgetown or in Washington, for which s fair rent will be paid, H.R. DE LAREINTRIE. may 6-e0d2w Department of Btate. 7 ANTED—In & private family a competent W Ait Wost EN tego eee om tens charge Cet rooms and parlors. Referanee required. Call from 10 to 12 o’clock, No. 424 12th etreet, between F and G streets. my 6-2t* \ 7 ANTED—A OLERE in a Law and Claim Of- fice. Must be a good penman, understand the settlement of Officers’ accounts, and furnish satisfactory references. Address Box 105, may finsté _ N AMERICAN WOMAN Wi8H UATION in a respectable cbarge of an invalid or take care of ch best of reference wiv d ired. hii K Biarel ew anvand requir W ANTED—A a004 COOK. quired, Apply 255 Ist. seuth side, Apply at once to B. ¥.GIT- TING8JNo. 20 Eouisiana avenue, between Sth and Sth streets my53t ‘OOK WANTED—At the Brennan House, No. 342 E street, between i2th and 13th, One that can come well recommended will get the highest wares my 5 6t* A‘ EXPERIENCED AMERICAN MONTHLY NURSE, just disengaged. having best city ref- erences, can be seen at 019 H street, between ith and7th. Thankful for past patronage, desires a continuance of same. my 5-e0)2t* \ 7 ANTED—A neat suburban RESIDENO. nished or unfurnished, of not less than 7 rooms, and of easy access to this city or George town. Address, with particulars, J. E. 8., Star ce. OUSE WANTED.—Wanted a Furnished or Unsfurnished 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. Enquire of W. MOSES, (Furniture store,) neat Odd Fellows’ Hall 7th street, my i-lw \ JANTED—A PLUMBER. Apply to O'HARE hs NOONAN, 402 D at., between 6th and 7th, my \ J ANTED—A good CARRIAGE SMITH and WOODWORKER. Also, a good BOY, to learn carriage smithing. Apply at No. 344 6th and C at. 5 my 3-6t* FOR SALE—The RESTAURANT known as the years; rent $25." ai mae mn 10" Hog FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—Five roomsand summe: kitchen. Rent ovly $15 per month. Furniture, &c., $00. Inquire at 468 Ist., bet. 9th and 10th sts, my 8 3t* BRICK HOUSE containing 8 ; gasin the house, situated on the cor- nd H streets north. Apply next door, Se a ee ee Fo RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS on Fententt'Bls Bopettnont Eos astitn niet, 0 the 7 street, first oor north of Kenn” OP iny 8st For SALE—One two-story BRIOK HOUSE and houses and farnitur’ if desired. on Rhode Island avenue, between lith and 1sth sts,, south pas near the street cars, Inquire om the premi- mn i y 8: URNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT, ON 2D floor, together or separate, as chambers, or parlor and chamber. Also, single room on first hoor. at 448 12th st., between G and H. Refer- ences required, m 8-2t* Fo. RENT AND SALE—A good BRICK HOUSE. with or without Storefor rent. Also, six SHANTIES for sale cheap, renting for $40 per A address apply at the Star office. a: A SMALbk HOUSE FOR RENT AND 3250 Worth of Furniture for sale, in a good neigh- borhood, Rent low. Address A. B. O. D., Star office, my 6 2t* D SIRABLE UNFURNISHED ROOMS—Suit- le for housekeeping, Johnson’s Row, New Jersey avenue, 3d doer from G at, north. my6 3t* MR. ROSE. FOR SALE—A LOT, 17 feet by 136 fect deep; pazing & ground rent at $10 per Month,— Apply to MITCHELL & SON, my6-3t* Cor. of Pa. ave, and 15th street. (OR SALB—A RESTAURANT, FURNITCRE. a LEASE. FIXTURES, &c., $10), Also, a PRO VISION STORE on Penna. av., #1,00), Also, & GROCBRY for $3.000. Terms moderate. Apply ‘0 MITCHELL & SON, southeast corner of Pa. ay, apd 15th street. m 6-3t* | ROOMS-—Suitable for housekaep: ine ias No. 376 13th street, between H and I. SENT. CEE NO RENT—A fnite of finely FURNISHED ROOMS, where there are no boarders. Hot and cold water. with bath room. No. 390 ith street, between D and B. my 5-lw* Fo, SALE—The BILLIARD and BOWLING SALOON and RESTAURANT 7th st., bet. H and I'sts.,verycheap. The owner in bad health, Inquire on the premises, my 5-3t* For: SALE—A three story frame HOUSE, hav- ing 8 rooms, With water in basement, and in Joquire at the house, {637 10th st., AY.» nd © sts, Island, only one squara from Smithsonian grounds. my5-7t* $25 A MONTH.—To rent. a FINE BRIOK 9: 2) DWELLING, on high ground, in good lo- cality. Six good repair. bet. Ya. ood rooms. Some furniture forsale, No. 4, Hollidge Block, P street, bet, Fourth and Fifth. my 5 3t* A four story pea. HOUSE TO LET—A BRICK HOUSE, with garden, pleasantly lo- cated on K street, between ith and 5th strests, Can immediately taken possession of. By giving references and other particulars, address Box No, 617, P.O. my 5-3t* BE STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES for sale, on F street, opposite the Patent Of fice. Apply No, 373 F, between 9th and lith sts. my 4-€05t" THOS. CREASER rake YOR SALE. 15S acres improved Land. 18 miles from Wgsh- ing’ 1,4 miles north of Rockville, half mile of the surver Of Metropolitan RR, Price $4,000, Half casb; half and 2 year Improvements worth the money, i UNCASTER, myi-it Rockville, Maryland, F _R SALE—Four HOUSES and LOTS of 5 and6 rooms each, on Va av., Dear 2d st. Payments easy. Possession June lst. Apply to D. M.LAW- RENCE, after4 p.m., No.63 K at., cor. of 25th street. my {OR SALE—Five Gordon Presses, 1 Degenar and 1 Rugz'es Press, and 1 Hoe Label Press, Cabi- nets and Types, 10),0) Envelopes, 50 reams Note Paper. 0. JENKS, my 3 18 Centre Market Space, po SALE—A small FARM, containing about 18 acres of good land, situated about one mile from the market house in Georgetown, D. 0. on the Canal Road, near_the Columbia Foundry, There isa new house, 7/5 feet front, containing 8 rooms, porches back and front, kitchen, and tpom above for servants, fountain before the door. two good springs near the kitchen, good orchard of pears, cherries, peaches, and an immense stone quarry on the Canal Road. There is also two other houses on the farm. one of brick. the other a framed house. A well of good water in the yard. Both paying a good interest. There is also two large asparagus beds, All persons desirous of purchasing such plaee are invited to call and ex- Sty sore Pemelve®: SAMUML CROWN. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-—A valuable FARM, of 300 acres, title indisputable. desir- ably located, within three miles south of Brandy BStation,on the Orange and Alexandria Railroai, inQulpeper county, Virginia, There ip 100 acres ef first qnality growing timber. and 20) acres adapted for cultivation and grazing, abundantly supplied with water, and comfortable Dwelling and Farm Building. For information and terms, addresnor inquire at Star Office for J. F. BNYDER, my 2-20 BALLS, PARTIES, &. Sz cone ARMA: PIC-NIO © OSAGE TRIBE, No. 6,1,0. RB. M., For the penefit of the widows and orphans of the Tribe, at 7th street Park,on INDAY, May 15th. kets Fifty Cents, admitting a gentleman and my 6 7t* la GGBBEN SPRING PAVILION Is Os) OPEN for THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS. The Pavilion and Greunds are in complete order. The Proprietors pledge themselves that good order and attendance is their motto. Any parties wishing the Pavilion will please call on the proprietors, at ths Spring. The Pavilion is only a few yards from the stage stand. The citizensof Washington aod George- town—we want te sh@w them that music is not yet cead. HILLERY HUTCHINS & my5-3t* CHRISTIAN CROUSE P2or. KRBIS BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE to his former patrons and the publicin general, that at the request of a great many of the pupilr as well as others who werges well pleased with the Exhibition and May’ Ball, he will continue his Class for another Quarter, commencing on MONDAY, the 8th of May. Hoursof Tuition as heretofore; see circu- lara for further particulars Apply at his Acade- my, PARKER’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. 18 W. Building, corner Pennsylvania aven' street, will meet with prompt attention. my4-tf HL ISLAND SOOIAL CLUB TAKE GREAT pleasure in announcing to their friends acd the public generally that they intend prrs their sixth grand MAY BALL at sland Hall, corner 6th and D st., Island, on THURSDA Y, May llth, 1865. pee One Dollar. admitting # gentleman and By order of committee of arrangemeuts, Geo. J. Miller, Thos McCook, F. Bpringman, @. Dipon, g, Little, T. Hutchinson, W.T Wm. Buckley, 3.0. J. Mohoney, J. A. Furgerson, H. G. Miller. H J, RUSSELL’S MAY BALL . ., Will be held at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th street, en THURSDAY EVENING, May lth. Tickets $2,to be had of his pupils, or at the door on the night of the ball. Music by Heald’s American Brass Band, Exhibition will commence at 8 o'clock. Scotch Dance by a Mias Hisher’s Hornpipe by Genta College Hornpi Hise ereyie by Miss Pas De Tr ois Highland Fling by Misses La Manola by Miss and Master Jas de Zampa by @ Mies Baden Baden Polka by Miss and Master Tyrolean by a Mira Pas Styrean by aGent and Lady La Caehuca by a Miss a Smolenske by a Miss ighland wiing by « Master Bailor’s Hornpipe by a Miss Be pease = LG ea as jailor’s Hornpipe by. 8 ba Jatte ‘Arogonsies bya Missand Master. m?2-5t* BUF. L. G@. MABINI takes le: PE his friends and citisens of Washin on, ga Geor Grand tow id Alexandria, that his Gri Festival will 2. and Exhibition Mi take place at his Academ: mperance Hall, onTURSDAY EVENING, May oth 1955. Tickets to be at ‘music and book ator bet. 9th and 10th sts, ap2s-ta"* A NINTH GRAND REOPENING . GEO: JUENEMANN’S PLEASUBEB GARDEN, Corner 4th and B streets, Capitol Hill, MONDAY, Ep ated 17, 1865, . Mond: ‘ter Panel ND londay afterneon. ‘ise ed for the » 7 apisim® GEO. JUENEMANN Prorrietor. A Porro! HRLMBOLDS HLUrs We mat 36a 1T BUCHE will be ‘Tiforth ia the U.B. Dispensatory, © at 3 OOD CHANCE FOR A COMPETETT MAN .— MATERIAL, GAB FIXTURES and GOODS of a Restaurant, centrally located, for sale—the house very convenient and clean, Inquire at DEMONGEOT’S Human Heir and Perfumery Btore, corner of D and lth streets, nesr the ave- nue. my l-29* USINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE—Near the Bank of Washington, No. 49 Louisiana ave, Inquire next doer. apes Te LET—Pleasant farnished ROOMS. connect- ing or single in a private family. Terms moderate; at 350 E strest, between 10th and lith ats. &p2l Im* TW FURNISHED ROOMS #0 LET, with or without board, in a private family. eagurre at No. 74 Dunbarton street, Georgetown, D. C. apa OK SALE—ON LONG TIME—A FARM af 150 acres, about 13 miles from the city, near Coles- ville, Marylanc; well watered and a Brick house; or would exchange it for city property For fur: ther particulars inquire of A. MOREHOUS®, cor- ner of K and 25th streets. ap 2) Im* 7} OK SALE—A LUMBER PLANING and SAW ING MILL, with engine aud machinery, and one of Pages’s patent Saw Mills, all in complete running order, with the Frame Building situated on the canal, near 6th street aud Center Market i I ti ouse, Will be sold cheap by ‘Spplzing te py, m 29-2* No. 547 13:h street; Island. OR SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dif- F ferent parts of the city. STEPHENS & CO..322 Pa. av Enquies of WALL jan27 eotf PERSONAL. EREONAL— 10) Ladi Heeled Gaiters, one dollar a ; Ohildr Fine Sewed Tip Bal- morals, 006 dolar and twenty-five centé a pair. at i the Original Cheap Bhoe Btore, 522 Pa. ay. it* yas PERSON WHO RECEIVED A COAT from our etore,on B. bet, 8th and %th streets, on the 6th instant, which proved to be the wrong ar- ticle, will please return the same and receive his _m8 HURBRST & GERHOLD. J QTICE.—My wife, MARY J AOKBON, colored, having left my bed and board without any just cause, I Mereby forewarn the public that T will noe be eauroual nis Sorsny debts of her contracting ni 5 myGste JOHN JACKSON. my 6-3! at My 218 2 1 8 . BACKER, The Most Wonderful Astrologer, No. 218 K street. between 17th and 18th sts., two squares from the F st. cars,gives fall and shorongh infoymation concerning all affairs through life, with and in eegate ra Health, Wealth and Mar- riage, Love Affairs, Journeys, Law Suits, Absent Friends, Sickness and Death Dr. Backer can be consulted from 8 in the morning till 9 in the evs- ning. Batrance through the candy store. my 6-Im* EAR CAPTAIN—Den’t spend any more time or money trifling with quack doctors erquack medicines. Bee a regular physician at once. Dr, Darby lives at 499 7th st, my5-1m* STROEOG Y—-MADAMB KROUBE will give in- formation on all the affairs of life, and in re- spect to all other subjects. Bh can be consulted atall honra of the day and evening. Gentlemen $1. Ladies5) cents. She caa also show a likeness aslargeaslife. Residence 415 3d street, between Pa. av. and C street. my 5-lw* R. PHILLIPS bss removed to Penneyivani nue, Dear léth st., over Mess: eidwall ‘s tore. JOHN D. EDMOND & 00., 513 513 7th street, between Dand B, NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS In BUILDER'S, BLAOKSMITH’S, HOUSEHOLD and GENERAL HARDWARE and OUTLERY, Ont and Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse-shoes and Horse-shoe Nails, Rasya, Files, Springs, Axles, Axletrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Vices, Bhovels, Picks, Axes, Rope, Glue, Split Cane for chair bottoms, all of which we offer at. 513 THE LOW E8™ OASH PRION, 518 [feb 18-171 5138 | BRIGKS!| BRIOKSI B10 5 50,000 BRIGKS FOR BALE. fubserfber basen hand one million Hand Mite rick, ready for Geliverys which be will sell at fair prices, for cash or goo he above Brick comprise all srsiities, pamely; 600,000 Merchantable, 00 000 Hard, 100 000 Paving. ° K, B. LAMBELL, my3-6t N st. south and N. J. avenue. pn) a a A ‘WARS OF COUNTERFRITS AND UNPRINe Br y, NPR FRITS sha conan et Matus eeugnea ERE: jon af mi BRATIONS: mat LD’ G: AUOTION SALES, B* J.C, McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, BXEOUTOR’S SALE CF STOCK. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May lith, o’clock,atthe Auction Rooms,on acco estate of the late Alexander Morrison, I shall sell, in sums to suit, $5,000 in United States 5-90 Bonds. JAMES AULD, Executor. _myS4t J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Ancis, BY J. c. Mo@UIRE & 00., Auctioneers, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 19, at 12 Qclock. on the premises, we will tell the Frame uilding, No. 509 New York avenue, together with the Office Furniture, Flags, Benches, etc., ete., therein contained. ‘The same is under a ground rent of thirty dollars per month, to be paid In advance, J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. my Y W. L, WALL & 00., B South corner Petin aves red oth st, BURNSIDE RESTAURANT. CORNER SIXTH B . AVE , AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORNING, May isth, at 10 o’cl’r We will sell the good will, stock, fixtures, &c. 0 ant, the propriator leavigg the mm bu ape removals ay eonsidorable expense, and ae gxeellant conaition. e business will be foundin Terme at sale, my 8 WM. L, WALL & 00., Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. FOR SALE THE VERY DESI HAY HOUSE AND tag r ON UARE ABOVE NBW JERSEY aye valuable property. Phis property fronts ts farton E street, witm an irregular depth of 75 feet, and improvements consist of the Feed Stee’ ae bets feet, fitted up with bins, &c.; Hay House of large capacity, and Stabling for five horses, The Stora has now a larce and regular custom, is very con- venient to the Baltimore Depot, and ne better oppertunity could offer to any one desirous of engaging in the feed business. The entire prem- ises are under the annual rent of $295, the lease expiring on the Ist of January, 1869. At’ the expi- ration of the tenancy the lessee has the Privilege of removing all buildings on the premises. After the sale ot the buildings we will then sell one Hay Press, one Hay Cutter, two Platform Beale large lot Secon aid Burtap Bags, two e Horses, one Single an Wiech keke 8 one Double Feed Terms eash, A GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. . 8.—The above property is offered at pri sale until the day and hour above mamert ne n be ascertained by calling at the Store. mys-it BY J. ©. mcGU1EE & 00., Auctioneers, EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUs: Et+KCTS AT PUBLIC SALE. BHORD On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Blayl0. at 10 o’clock, at the residence, No. 2041 street, bo- tr een mith and aust ages, we shall Fell an ex- cellent assortment o: ousehol i Eifects, comprising— Furniture and Turkish Lounges and Pillows, Fine Steel Plate Engravings, Oil Paintings, Walnut Whatnot, sets Girandoles, Plush covered Reception and Side Chairs, Mahogany Bookstands, Gilt Olock. Marble-top Table, Mahogany Bide Tables, Brocatelle and Lace Curtains, Gilt Shades, Peet patreoks cents ahogany an alnut and Cottage Bedsteads, Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Wachstands, Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, Toilet ables: Mahogany Bookcases, Lounges, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Bair and Husk Mattresses, Walnut Extension Tables, Mahogany Side Chairs, Mahogany Tables and Sideboard, Plated, Crockery, and Glass Ware, _ Brussels and Ingrain Carpets. Matting, &c. Together witha general assortment of Kitchen Requisites, . Terms cash _mys- _C. MCGUIRE & OO., Aucts. B* THOS, DOWLING, Auct., Georgetown, PEREMPTORY SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF OLD BRICKS AND LUMBER AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORNING, May 15, at 1) o'clock, I will sell at the Butchers’ Market, Georgetowa, one of the o}d tobacco waréh: oomtsining shen ten.) good Bricks; also, a large lot of Lum- er, ke. kc. = At the same time I will lease, at public anctiofi, a large lot of unoccupied ground. in lots to suit, Terms cash. THOMAS DOWLING, my 6-d Auctioneer. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND L AUOTION EAST OF THE CAPITOL. A> mee wae 4%, the 12th instant, at 6 o'clock P. 0 th in TH» in subdivision of Square south of . With the improvements, which are tory frams houss, Thia property. fronts on Maryland avenue, between 8th and 9th streets. east ef the Oapito!. Terms: One halfczsh; balance in6 months, the purchaser to sive a note for the deferred payment bearing interest. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All converancing, includixg revenue stamns, at the cost of purchas-r, Title indisputable my d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct; Georgetown, A FIRST OLASS ae Ee neEAT FOR SALE On WEDNESDAY, May If, et 12m.,I will sell, at public au a part of my farm, known as § Weodley ntaining, by a recent survey, s3acrea 3 eoeds £00 TB perches; an nas ining. tract, mostly in timber, of 22 acres. 2 roods, and 7 per \. Wi be added’ if desired ‘The f Seen e sia Jarge, well-built DWELLING ted in a grove of forest oaks, fine view of Washington city, r and the surrounding country; a lar. arn and Stable, Ice Louse, filled with ice, and other neees- sary outbuildings. There isa large number of Fruit Trees, sixndard and dwarf, embracing near- lv avery variety. iy dines e above place is situated in. the county of Washingten Dios miles north of rastown, directly east of St. Alban’s churel, on the road to Tennsllytown, It is bouoded on'the north and east by & proposed public road, called ‘* Woodl: Road,”’a part of which was completed leet cee, by which road the place will be within 15 minutes drive of Washington city, A further descr yiton of Mere property is deemed. upnecessary, as all contemplatin, i inpited to examine the piace.. ae pessina:are 'erms: @ue ird cash; ba.sance upon be agreed upon the day of sale. pony armaite BOWEN. P. A. my6 a THOS. DOWLING, Aucts. ‘OVERNMENT PALB OF S G gfALE CONDEMNED I shell sell, at the Navy Yard in this city,on WEDNESDAY. May 1), at 12 0’c!ock, the following condemned articles : 68) pounds Tea 272 pounds Tobacco 136 pounds Preserved Meata 20 pairs Blue Cloth Trousers Slue Flanne] Undershirts 137'; yards Blue. Flannel 10 Blue Flannel Jom bers 53 yards Barnsley Sheeting Beef, Rice, Bickles, Beans, Shirts, Blankets, Drawers, &c. By order of 8 P. Brown, Navy Agent. _ myGts {Caron.] K. ¥. PAGE, Auctioner. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526, corner 7th and D streets north. TRUSTES’S SALW OF VALUABLE LOTS ON 12TH STREET Bast, NEAR NORTH B STREG? AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 2th day September. 1859, recorded in LidorJ. A 8., No. 13), Folios 73, 74,75 and 76, one of the land records of Washington county, D.C , EL shall sellin front of the premises, on MONDAY, the 29th instant. at Golciock: p. m., all of Lots Nos, 3and 4, in Square 0. ; The above property is situated where the Phila- delphia Company is building. _ Terms: One-half cash, balance in six and twelve months from day of sale with interest and the payments thereof, to be secured by notes from the purchaser. endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. If terms of sale are not complied with in 5 days from the day of sale the property will be resold after one week’s notice given in the Evening Bint. at the risk and costef the defaulting pur- chaser. All conveyances, including revenue stamps at the cest of the purehaser. — Fifty dollars will be required when the property is knocked off, and ifnot paiddownit will be then put u See ana moadte che next highest bidder who 6! comply w: 6 terms. Piy ¥ JOBEPH PECK, Trustee. my5-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE IN THR SEVENTH WARD. By virtue of a decree of the Bup! e the District of Qolumbia, in Equity sitting, bear- ing date ber 12th, 1864, and passed ina cause in which William R. Riley et. al. in behalf of the ‘“‘Mount Vernon Building ciation,” are Complainants. and Fdward M. Ciarke et, al., are Defendants, (No. 191 Bauity.) I shall offer for sale at Public Auction. in Roat of the prem inex on TUBSDAY, the 4th day of April, A. 1365, a Borclock, P. M., the following Real Estate, viz: All that part of Tot numbered nine (9) in square numbered three hundred and fifty-three (353) of the plan of the City of Washington, bsgin- ning for the same at the north-east corner of ssid square,at the intersection of D street south and street west; thence runni south onaline with said 10th street ninety (90) feet, thence west fifty-four (54) feet ten and one-half (1034) inches, thence north ninety (90) feet, thence east on a ling with said D street” fifty-four( 54) feet ten and one- half(10%) inseeeite the place of beginning, with the improvements tt sreon. This property is situated om the corner of D streetsouth and 10th street wert, and Offers great inducements to purchasers. - Terms—One-third cash, the residuein six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed and bearinz interest from the day ofsale. ‘Title deed to be retained until all ofthe purchase money is paid. on ;couveysneing and revenue stamps at the coat o . If the terms ofsale are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the said property at tbs risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving three days notice in some newspaper printed in the city of Washington. =, Trustee. . LLOYD. : W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts, mh10- Sela ata ties 4&7 THE ABOVE SALE IB POS =D TO TOxSDAY APSEINGOW, near . P65 WM. 1 WalLe +. Auste, ‘ # SALE I8 FURTHER POsT- Seat TUESDAY AVANING. 9th instant, same 5 D,T: : | ‘ays WM. 1, WALL & 00., Aucta, ~ Jane, 1855, ——" “EX TOR’S SALE = ~ ey ING LO’ lot of AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BY 248. ©. McGUIRBt 00,, Auctioncers, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON BBY: STREET WESTCREAR TAR OOBNER STRBRT, AT PUBLIO SAL owt MONDAY A OON, May Sth, at six WolOGk: On the premises, we shail sell parts of Lote inshe and 14. in Square Ne. 449, fronting 21 feet 2 Hireet north, and’ eatuT ee baat dle iese te ad feet side alley to be py open fOr the Tautaal see Terms: One haif cach; the balance is si tye months, with secured aatee hekeiow te rest. All conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- chaser. _McGUIRE & 00., Ancts, D & CO., Anetioneers. VALUABLE LOT NBAR THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. AT AUCTION On MONDAY AFTERNOON. Mey 8, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, we Shall sell Lot No. 25,in square No. 625, fronting 25 feet on @ street north, running feet to 15-footalley. is feuiestes fronts G s1 street. and in th et north, near North immediate vicinity of the Printing Office and near Catholic Church, ing very desirable location for s private residence. Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Convevansing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, my3 [Ohron } J.G. STAFFORD & CO , Aucts, BY ™ WALL L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. AUOTION SALE OF SHOCERIES. LIQUORS, cc. th corner Penn, ave. and Ninth street. TOBACCO. #EGARS. RNING, 9th instant, com- mencing at 10 o’clock, we will sell at the Auction let of Groceries, embracing— Boxes Toilet, Castile Boxes Pepper, Mustar Boxes Indigo. boxes Segara and i Fawily Soap Candles, &c Yarious brands Tobacco eco, bales and boxes Jases Old Bor -y, Claret and Brandy A consignt im 10 cases California Sherry 1 do do Port 8 do do Muscatel 7 do do Angelica Ont do B oo areas etaves Brandy and Gin ® barrels Gibson, Bourbon, Old Rye, and other brands Whithy as. So, A Soda Fountain and Apparatus complete. ; Wesels ByrsP WL WALL & 00., Aucts. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, BRIOK BUILDING ON NORTH L STREET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE AT AUOTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Vth instan at 6 o’clock, we will sell, in front of Vad ¢tpeeeed part cf Lot 13, Square 163, on L street and Connes- ticut avenue, fronting 20 feet by 90, and improved by a good and substantially built Brick Baie: contg#ining two rooms, 11x28 feet, and a geod cel- cash; balance 3 and 6 month«, nd secured by deed of trust om the premises. Conveyancing at the expénse of the purchaser, my5 W.L,. WALLA CO., Aucta. ¥ J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE ON H ST. NORTH. BETWREN THIRTEENTH ae URTEENTH STREETS WEST, NORTH A three story Brick House. No 372, with three- story back building, being Lot No 5, in Square fronting 26 feet 5 inches on H street, and run- pg back 144 feet to a 3) foot alley, and onits west side bas a 15 foot alley, running north through the equare, The front building is 25 feet 5 inches front and 51 deep, with the back building 25 feet deep and 1} feet wide, with a lobby 1" feet deep, betw: frontand back buildings and private stairwa Thefront and back buildings contain 12 room: besides store room and large Bitchen, two of t rooms in front building being fine large drawing rooms. The gale will take place on SATURDAY, the 13th of May, at 6 e’clock e. m,, if not previously dis- osed of at private sale. vcTerms at sale, and possession given the Ist of B55: a. &e ,at expense of purchaser, Deed and stamyy RIS. ANDREWS, Trusteo, may 5-0 J. €. McGUIRE & VO., Aucis, B* J.C. McQ@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE, NEAT 1WO-STORY BRIOK HOUSE. WITH RRICK BACK BUILDING, ON 26TH STREET. BETWEEN BMASSACHU- SETTS AVENUE AND NORTH P STREET On WEDNESDAY A&TERNOON, May 19, at o’clock,en the pre We suatl sell Lot 15, in Merrick’s subdivision of square No. 181, fronting 22 feet on 16th street west, between Massachusetts avenue and norih P street, and rupning back =~ feet to a 2)-feot alley, improved by a neat tro- story brick dwelling house with brick back build ing, containing in all six rooms and passage. Terms: Qne-third cash; the balance in 6 and 12 menthe, with secured notes bearing interest. ane conveyancing and stamps at Cost of the pur- chaser, 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. my 5 U 8. MARSHAL’S SALEOF VALUABLE REAL nae - ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING- ‘ON, D. C —In virtue of a writ of fleri facias is- sued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Oeurt of the District of Columbia, and to me ted I will séil at public sale. for cash, in front of t! Tremises on FRIDAY, the Sth day of May nex 865, at 5 o’clock p.m , all defendants right, title, claim and interest in and to the west Pattof Lot No. 1,in Square No. 380, being the House ani Lot om Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between 9th and 10th street west, and mow occupied by J. B. El-, vans as a hardware store, to; er with allang ee aes the snprovetens . gre one. Sered = levied upon as the property of Wa’ OX, will be sold to satisfy judicials No. 261, Supreme Court, in favor of Alexander Provest. Exeentor fW. BH. Wi i DH. LAMON. piste U. 8, Marahal B,C. aa THR ARON BEALE os rh at ab 8 the 15 . same hour ani is MONDAY, the 15th ins! ot ee hour and piace my5 U. 8. Marshal, D.C. YO, RB. L, CROWN & CO., Aucts, OF A VALUABLE - GoTION reap TAT A A By_order of the Honorable Orphanz’ Court of sell at public the District of Columbia, we will auction, on THURSDAY, May 25, at £ Ly m.,0n the premises. Lot No. 32, im square No. 435; said” let fronts 25 feeton 7th street (Island,) west, be- ven Dand E,running back 94 feet to # 10 foot alley. = ‘Terms : One-half cash; the balance in, six and twelve montbs, duly secured. All conveyance and revenue stamps at the cost haser. of the purchaser. WILLIAM E, TUCK, B MORSELL, Executors of Samuel Hamilton, deceased. my4 Sw* c. R. L, CROWN &.CO., Aucts. S448, AZ ALEXANDRIA, VA., OF CON; DEMNED GRAIN. GRAIN SACKS, HORSES, AND MULES Chief Quartermaster's Office, Depot af Washington, Washington, D. C., May 4, 1865. | Will be cold at public auction, at Alexandria, Va.,en MO. ¥, May 15, 1855, at 11 o'clock a: m,, about 5,00) bushels of Graim and 20.00 Grain Sacks, condemned as being unfit for public use. ALSO, at the same place, on TUESDAY. May 16, 1855, = i o’clock a. m., lot of condemned Horses and ules. nat funds. Terms cash in Goverame! af a COKER. uartermaster, ashington. Brig, Gen. ana Chief my 4d Depot of SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, CAMP AND GARRISON BQUIPAGE, TENT CUTTINGS, &c. a Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, Washington, D. C , May 4, 1: Will bes 1d at puplig, auction. eater u tion of Captain D. bhomas, M. 8. at Government Warobousg IO; 6,on TT H and J streets north. ecuinefon, D. C.. on MONDAY, May 22, 1865. at 10 o'clock, A. M.,a large lot ef condemned Clothing, &c., eonsist- i ofantry and Oavalry Coats, Jackets, Trowsers, Drawers. Shirts, Felt |. Caps, fies Trum- pets, Drum Heads, Leggins, F! , Stock- ings, Blankets, K Pans, Shovels, Spades, Pickaxes, Axes. ersacks, Canteens. oper Tegt Outings: Hospital Tents, Sibley Tents, Wal , &e. Successful bidders must remove the stores within five (5) Sere ron eae Boel fonda i men i Terms cash, in Govern’ DH RUCKER, . Gen, and Chief Quartermaster, my4 we ce Depot of Washington. E OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS8TER S*4touns, GRAIN, AND @RAIN SAOKS. i rtermaster ice, Depot of Washington, Ciich Quarter hragton, D, O.. May i, 1a. Will be-sold at public auction at street wharf, Washington, D.0., on SATURDAY, May 13, 1865, at 10 o’cloek a, m., 8 lot of Quartermaster Stores. condemned as unf&t for public service, viz: Wheelbarrows, Globe Lanterns, Shovels Paulios. Canvas, Brooms, Bucketa Rakes, Chairs, Piles, L; 3 Horse Brushes, Har ALSO, At the same time and piace, 70 bushels of Corn, cpeanes parte and about ean Sacks, n' LT ‘erms cash, in Government RUCKER, Brig, Gen. and ¢ Gbief Quartermaster, Fifes, ttles, o. my ¢-8t pot of Washington. FB CONDEMNED QUABTEBMASTER’'S Sings HOMER EEG e . n Pi Chief Cuero iactons ‘Deret praniasion ‘asi Will be sold st public suctio . Pomkins, A. Q. M. i res rain OH Warehouse, arth onthe d F and 20th and 2ist stree' Warmington D. Aeon “THURSDAY, May leth 1365, at fo o’clook m., a lot o! ‘termas- ter’s Stores, cond 3 Quarter: e ed as unfit for public use, Axes, Picks, Augurs, Brushes, Boilers, Bridles, ets. Bi! x I it se le Onaire, Forks, Hammers, Hatehets, Keives, Hare le Pl Collar Pads, Ro; Bows. hoyle Beddiet, Baddle-Trees, Whips, and alarge lot of t-Iron Scraps, Cast Iron, Horse Shoes, Wagon- yy &e, ls Powers, complete, 19 Burr sto: 2 Hargtare: with sbattng. 3'Grain Ulosners cade py tin, Iron. 1s: rs will be required te remove the Sihr cask tn government he ’ D. H. BUCK adier General, myt-1st iC. Penton sa ANHOOD AND YOUTHF IGOR ABE BAO? BU- ono Ined hy HELMBOLDS AoeBR re