Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Uxvorp HaLt.—«Uncle Tom’s Cabin,’ Hutchinson as “Uncle Tom,” ana La Petite Diary as “Eva.” CanTERBURY.—‘‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” “The lave Market of Constantinople,” and «The rigand’s Oath,” characters by the entire great ‘company. Seatow HAtt.—The great painting of «The Rocky Mountains,” by Bierstadt. Grovgr’s THEATRE—Last night of the @riental Spectacle of “Aladdin, or the Won- derful Lamp.” To-morrow night, “Uncle "Tom's Cabin.” Gos7AGA HALL.—Fair and festival for the benefit of St. Aloysins Onurch. Rare fancy @rticles, an elegant supper, music, decorations, and other attractions. Onp FELLows’’ HALtL.—Prof. Sheldon’s May Festival and crowning of the May queen, this “@fternoon and eyen:ng, and the beautifal exhi- Dition entitled “A Vision of Fairy Land,” rep- Fesented by twenty-five little children. Se ee Common Council —Last evening, at seven clock, the following members of the Board of ~“€cmmon Couveil, which had taken a recess at o'clock the previous night, when having yn- @er consideration the report of the special com- aittee on resolutions in relation to the return of persons heretofore engaged in the rebellion to the city, assembled: Messrs. Lloyd, (Presi- Went.) Davis, Dudley, Ferguson, Kelly, aoe Ruff, Talvert, Wilson, Ward and Fright. The Chair announced the pending question to bethe motion of Mr. Larner to order the »revious question on the passage of the reso- tutions reported by the special committee in relation to the return of persons who have Deen engaged in the service of the rebellion. At the request of Mr. Wright,the demand for the previous question was withdrawn, and he offered the following substitute by way of amendment: Whereas certain citizens of Washington who left their homes and deserted the Government in times of its greatest trial, and enlisted in the service of the rebellion, and who have for some aime past and are still returning for the pur- pose of again residing among us; therefore Resolved, That while cisclaiming all teelings of personal animosity against them, we eannot contemplate their familiar faces withoutevinc- ing feelings of protound regret that man crea- ted in the image of his Maker should be so lost to allsense of shame that even the stigma of zraitor does not direct his steps to more con- genial climes. ‘ And be it further resolved, That, as the general ‘Gevernment have supreme control over all matters pertaining to the Rebellion, we rely upon and repose all confidence in their action in reference to traitors, wherever located, and ‘would counsel moderation and forbearance in the meeting about to be held upon this sub- ject, trusting that law and order will be the paramount consideration ef all good citizens. Mr. Larner said that the substitute appeared in themost part to have been culled trom those reported by the committee, and it'seemed an attempt to smooth over and whitewash the trettors. The substitute was rejected—yeas, Messrs. Dudley, Ward and Wright—3; nays, Messrs. Davis, Ferguson, Kelly, Larner, Ruff, Talbert, Wilson and the President—s. i Mr. Ward moved to adjourn; (Mr. Ward): nays, 10. The previous question was ordered, snd the Tesolutions, as reported from the committee, ‘were adopted—Yeas, Messrs. Davis, Dudley, Ferguson, Kelley, Larner, Ruff, Talbert, Wil- Son and the President—¢; nays, Messrs. Ward and Wright—2. Adjourned. a Mav Batxi.—Prot. Marini’s Floral May Fes- tival last night was undonbtedly one of the -mcst beautiful and interesting affairs of the sortever held in Washington. His academy was tastefully decorated with flowers, pic- dures, drapery of flags, and all that could give charm tothe view; and when to this was added the array of charmingly costumed little ones, and a brilliant assemblage of spectators, the effect was exceedingly fine. First took place the always interesting cere- Mony Of crowning the May (Jueen, which was preceded by a grand entree of the procession in ibe following order :—Goddess ot Liberty, Miss Kate Seitz, Queen of May, Miss Jennie Mont- gomery; first Maids of Honor, Miss Sallie Dun- iss Lilly Braff; second Maids of Honor, Miss Hebe Barney, Miss Mary Morgan: Crown Bearer, Miss Josephine Plant; attendants. ‘Then iollowed the coronation of the beautiful ( neen, with speeches aud responses by the Matds of Honor. To this succeeded the fancy dances by Prof. Marini’s puptis, as follow, ighiand Fling, Miss Cornetia Campbell; llage Hornpipe, Miss Flora Cook; La Bayadere, Miss Kate ‘Thompson; Highland Fling, Misses Norbeck Bnd Plant; Sicillienne, Miss U. Barney; Sailor's Hornpipe, Master Waiter Dennis; Neapoli- taine,Miss Flora Cook; Irish Lilt,Miss Corne- ia Campbell: Cracoyienne, Miss Noyes and Master Stevens; Cachuca, Miss Ella Norbeck; Sailor’s Hornpipe, Masters Dennis and Bean; <: El Bolero,” Miss Flora Cook; Medley, Miss Cornelia Campbell: «Les Lanciers,” by Pu- pile; «« Horse Guards,” Queen Set. The dances were pertormed in admirable Style, indeed, showing that Marini’s fame as a successful teacher of the graceful art is abund- antly deserved. The little performers were sbowered with boquets by their admiring friends, as they well deserved. Following upon the fancy dances the floor ‘was thrown open for general dancing, and under the accomplished supervision of Mr. Horatio Bates, as floor manager, assisted by Mr. L.F. Sprague, the dancing was kept up ‘with undiminished spirit until a late honr. Itwasa delightful occasion, long to be re- membered by the happy participants. e hear that there bas been a general appeal to Prof. Marmi to repeat this admirable floral entertainment, and it is to be hopea thathe will es to do so for the gratifieation of the public tost—yeas, 1, Saige aos MryictpaL Covuerestgs.— As previously Stated, the City Council of Washington, who are to be the guests of the municipal authori- ties of Baltimore, will arrive here at an early hour this morning. They will be met at the Relay House by Messrs. Foreman and Robin- Son, of the committee of arrangements, who will accompany them to the Camden Station, ‘where the visitors will be received and taken in charge by the committee, consisting of Messrs. Foreman, Lamdin and Cox, of the jirst branch, and Messrs. Robinson, Valiant and Nalls,of thesecond branch. They will be conducted to the wharf, foot of Camden street, aud embarged on the steamer Highland Light, in which an excursion down the river as far as Fort Carroll will be had. The boat, on going down, willstop at Fort McHenry, where Gen. Morris, accompanied by his staff, as also the band of that post, will be taken on board, With other invited guests. An opportunity ‘Will be afforded of inspecting Fort Oarroll, and after visiting other places of interest and partaking of dinner, the boat will return to this city, the guests being escorted to the Eutaw House. To-morrow morning at o'clock, the mem- bers of the Baltimore Council will meet at tae iutaw House, and with other guests will pro- ceed in carriages to Druid Hill Park, the City Aimshouse and House of Refuge, stopping at each place a sufficient space of time to afford 2n opportunity of personal examination. At tter institution dinner will be partaken d the municipal party will retarn to ity by 6 o'clock in the afternoon, when xhibition of the City Fire Department will made in Monument Square.— Kaltimore Tica. ee Pror.H. J. Rvssecy's May ball will be held at Odd Fellows’ Hall to-morrow evening. The programme includes & number of charming dancesby the pupils: and cannot tail of afford- ing & season of rare enjoyment. Sage THE Second ANNUAL Pic-Nic of the Osage Tribe No 6, 1.0. R.M., will be given next Monday at the Seventh street Park, for the benefit of the Widows and Orphans of the ‘Prive : cirry ITEMS. J ewELRY.—Gold-plated long Chains, Rings, Buckles. Si!ver-plated Tea Sp ‘ups, Oall Bells, for only one dollar, at the ar Jewelry Store, 43> Peon. avenue, near reet. 2t MARRIED, n the ith inst. by tne Rev Dr. Sampson, Mr. ALLEN BLOX TON, of Richmond. Vs., to Miss CHRISTIANNA BARBARA BHAF# BR, of Wash- inaton ey: D.C, x ichmond papers please copy.) Diz: in this city,on the 9th Mr CHAKLES P WOubs. Baltiuore, y Bichmond Friends and acquaintances are respectfally in- vited to attend his funeral at 10 8. m., Nth, ‘Thursday morning, from Maryland avenue, two doors east of 7th street, { Baltimore acd Richmond papers please copy.) Departed this life on the 9th, at 10 0’eleck p. m.. JOSEPH B HALL, im the 7th year of his age, after a brief t Inews Another of the defenders of 1312 kath gone. His friends and acquaintances ate respectfully requested to atten! hisfumeral on fhureday, ati o’ciock p.m.» from bis late residence, No 3 igth street, between Massachusetts avenue and e f congestive fever, ised ioe forazerly of ‘This morning, at 6 o'clock, ea fant daughter of F. A. sagt ee ends of the family are invited te attend funeral, to-morrow (Thursd at sre jocks from ebeir residence 454 Greens ‘The funeral of the late PRANCIS BL | wave fanerel oft sporrow (Tbaradey Fant 10 o’eloc’ t the Chapel in Qak Bill Gemetery, Georgetown. BALLS, PARTIES, & : WANTS. |» At No. 378 6th BOUND ANNUAL PIO-HL ANTED, IMMEDIATELY wig 8 | FP UBNISERD ROOMS SOR BERT Tar rest, OSAGE TRIBE, No. 6, 1,0. B. Ma do repaitingee een na Hae sober MARS? | G50 1th mt bet on For the benoit me a dg A abd orphans t De, rect Park, of the Tribe SONDAY. Fark. Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting a centleman amg | DG siping thirteen rooms, in one of the ee eee eee eee rene aiacniiat | leonitiontelthe ctr. ‘Fhe rent is the ott mode. Pao anak patton todas pound OT en corber et nets ofc counter, aD ie to hi jie 2 an etree! ET I oe era! Fequest of a ere 7 PED By the Sth oF Mas es Tian OB RENT—Pour ROOMS, on 24 or 34 oor. SP°G puptivse wei spotice wos tg Wax tae to rogue eipe,ereyoctines | KY iavanicne or noursteeping, wilt watered Fiall "he wilt continue Rie Ohaes for a2 het. ith and Isth sts, Address ac DB mS Cee e Meee Boe Quarter, commencing on MONDAY, th fice: _Heference given. Fok BENT — two ROOMS, neat farniened, Hoursof Tuition as heretofor Wart Waterand . Twd squares from the Patent Pin Ene hg Teh eee avenue, | may as rs and Post Oftce Departmen s. Rent moderata. Goll between sth and 7th siréets, opposite Metropoll: | sth street, near the Oity fob p.m. eteeets: between Oth aad 7th; fron an Hotel, where he will no lon, TA —A § TA N by an American x NT—UNFURNISHED ROO le the annoyances aud ‘disappointments an he hes | VY Ae error to no tomenlia work, | [98 RENT CNFORNISHED ROOMS, =. itable been heretofore by those having ohare? of the | gyn teach children in the English branches, Quod | west. between Bet Oony ete MEATS 2d sire Hall where he conducted nis Olass formerly. { Teference. Address B. M., Star office. Ast = ee Cate moTeR y Anote addressed to Room No. 18 Washington | Bullding, corner Pennsylvantis avenue and 7th street, will meet with prompt sttention. my4-tf HL ISLAND SOCIAL OLUB TAKER GREAT pleaspre in announcing to their friends ard the pas senerey ae PAL ivi 1 is Tran feland, Hell, corner oth and Det., Island,! ie ra = = {OR RENT—Tw. OOMS, W ANTED—8 CoNvEOTIONER. one io an: Pinitine for hneneheoine Noe oee reat: derstands his business thoroughly. Libera! | corner of L my 9-3t* wages Constant empleyment. For Sale, Soda +1 Draw Pipes, also one set o: Syrup Bottles. Apply 316 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 1°th w my 16-5t* WANTED—A SITUATION. by a young mar- tied man. of good business habits and a : ROOMS—Suitable for ho ing. at No. 375 13th street, between H my 9-St {OR RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS, 426 1sth street, between G and H. Referen required, m9 St* OR RENT—Two large and desirable ROOMS. furbished or unfurnished. Also, one single on THURSDAY, May 11th, 1865. thorough knowledge of book-keeping. Good ref- Mite One Dollar. admitting a gentlemanand 168, erences furnished. Address “BUSI .” Box 543 P.O., Washington, D.C. my 10 St" WASTED TWO HANDS —Wanted 2 SHOS A ate. ° i ‘ BOOM, At No. 400 ty ity Hall, By order of committee of arrangements, MAKERS, L street south: between 3d and ith | ROOM ace raneirag. ttt street, near City, Hal Geo. J. Miller, eets. Appy detw 12 and 1 o’clock a. m., = re st Taos MoCock, and from 6 to 9o0°clock a. Bae e Fo RENT—A HOUSE, near the Department w ace + rieneed GERWAR | pistearion: eile ented a otably. 0 anoogor .T, St 7 ANT, jenced GERMAN + Will be rent ‘avorably, H ar roe: V Se Spode guverionced |G. ontop, ble rty, Payment in advance, Apply at this J. H. Weeden, to give regular instructions in the stadyef the | office. Beds aa eS H. Berch, @erman language fon young gentleman: Address OR RENT—To a_smali family, with wy 47t i __ OWS, P,. Box 577, City P.O. myo 2t* dren. tive FURNISHED ROOMS, GRA ¥ ANTED—Three CANVASSHRS for the Penn ede Cis mee HIN TH IGE ESD Bae eee W 4ittent Litetesurance Commons: Pailecer BTO w etree! near mtb, worth side, 7 hia. Liberal compensatiem civen. Apply to 2 OBN RIGG LES, Agent, Room No. 1, Washing F232, RENT—A Furnished BRICK HOUSE, ..2- GEO. JUENEMANN'S ton Building. ‘ Fe gre rout rooms, cegiral loestion; wili be jet fo vem . Re pees requires PLEASURE GARDAEN. ANTED—A SITUATION as groom, by a montns: WOLLAKD & GILBERT, Qorner 4th and B streets, Oapitel Hill, MONDAY, April 17, 1885. Dancing every Monday afterneor. e A good BAND isengaged for the season. apl3iIm~ GEO.JUENEMANN, Proprietor. ‘LOST AND FOUND. & 10 REWARD-Strayed from the subscriber, st on Sunday evening, 7th instant, one poe i , young man who is fully experienced in hie business, and has had charge of some of the fast- est horses inthe country, Address FRANOIS A. LUTZ, waddiery, 302 Pa. avenue, for WM. CON- NOLY, : m 1 3t* j ANTED—A BOY to make himael! useful ina Barber Shop, one having hia famfly will be preferred. To a nice boy good wages will be give”. Inquire at No. 3 Bast Gapitol street, Oapitof Hill, may 10-2t* VV ART eA BUEU ATION ba youn man; "can make himself generally useful, an: writes a fair hacd; quick at figares. Oan come | .,, Applyto, | | MITOMELL & SON, we.l recommended, Address Post Office 1.0. J. os! —— = a -- _ my 10.3t* TOE URNIEHED ROQNS FOR BENT IN A "ANTED TO SELL—The REOIPR for color- Neer G tae Oh ace rKE ke Cate W ing ivory billiard bails as practiced in New | Chusettsavenua, bet. th and /thats. mys 6t*_ York city by the princioal saloon keepers, Any FA SALE—The RESTAURANT known as the one can wee it, orks likeacharm, Price $3 0. * Greenback,’’ No. 452 10th street, next door Address CALEB ALLEN, city Post Office. to Ford's Theater. Furnished Rocma, Lease four may 10-3t* years; Tent 329 m 5-1w’ WASTED-& competent and experienced busi- Hoge! RENT AND FURNITURE FOR ness MAN, having afew hundred dol ars to BALE-—Five roomsani summer kitchen. Reot invest in some well established business, would | ovly $15 per month Furniture. &c., #00. Inquire ia ty aan with pao passes jguncenn sin at 465 [at,, bot. sth and 10th sts, my 8 St® a VOfece, and money, Address “3. WV. | 2708 | A BRICK HOOBE containing § H.,” Post 0: m 10-3t situated on the cor- WANTED-By & gentleman and wife, for nt Apply next door less than six mouths, in a gentee! lecation. convenient to ee pepetsn sate. two or three UN- OR RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS on ig = Sret floor, with use of summer ‘itchen, Con- FURNISHED for which a reasonable Mmenthiy rent, in advance, will be given Adoreas, at to the Departments. Apply on 17th street, ner K. my 8-3t™ m 9-3t* 371 Det FS, SALE—HOUSE. between Ist and five rooms; the lot ui feet front by 140 deep. S50, Inquire ato95 Pennsylvania avenue, tol Hil my | ‘Six FU RNISHED HOUSBS. #ive UNFURNIBHED HOUSL . One larzeSTORE 2' by 195 faet. ALSO, FOR SALE—A VEGETABLE STALL in Northern Liberty Market between 7ta and sth. uated on south I street, _ Navy Yard. The house has For stout Brown Horse MU The above rewar Will be paid for the delivery of said Mule to Le GRIFFIN, corner of 6th and @ ats, 85 REWARD.—Strayed from the subscriber, ‘e) Bunday,7th inst., adark brown BAY MABE, blind in one eye, in good order, with full mane and tall. The finder will receive the above reward Be ener fee Be 407 Virginia avenue, etween Ist ani reets, my lsté E. TRUSSHEIM § 1 0 REWARD—Estray or stolen, April 22d, § FFALO from ¢th and K sts., Island, a B OW, red sides white danks. white stripe om back, lopg dark hair on foretop, white star on forehead, black teats, one month of calving. I will pay the stove zeward toany aren that will return her o Me and no questions ake : "DENIS MeGARTY. Sth and K rtreets. Island. myi0 3t* REWARD.—Lost yesterday evening from $20 Adams’ Ex vreas Office. on "Penna. avenue te 13th street, a CHECK BOOK, containing a Check of $575. The atove reward will be paid if returned to Camp 8ton*man, LEOPOLD HONAL- GEE. Co; BD, 6th regiment, Harcock’s Corps. myeat® i S1 0 REWARD —Lost or stolen,a DARK BAY Cr, HORSE. black mane and tail, all his feet biack, blind inthe richteye, Any one fladin« the said Horse will receive the above reward by leay ing the same at SAREEVRE’S Livery on7th street, with location and terms, “Rooms,” Box 8: Post Office, my! V ANTED TO RENT—By a small family (o0 children) with the best of references and per- imanent tenants a small HOUSE, containing from sto rooms, or one floor of 2 or 3 rooias, tor seeping, ina pleasant part of thecity, Ad- giving terms and location, J. A. B. r myls SITUATION WANTED in a regularly estab- 2 livhed extensive business hy a lad in bis &f- ory BRIOK HOUSK ant esand ff e@ if desired. on Rhode Island avenue, hetween iith and isth sts,, south side, near the strect cara. Inquireon the premi ses my a 6t™ EF RENT ALE-A good BRICK | HOUSE. ptpterefor rent. Also, six SHANTIBS for anie cheap, rentiog for $10 per moth, For address apply at the Star cfice. or GLADMON’S Btable in Georgetown ei res : enth year. He has ata very good education, mso2e is trustworthy, steady aod of quiet habits: is quick TS RENT—A av of ely FURNIBARD ICKBD UP .ASTRAY—One white STRER, | !n figures, writes @ first-rate hand, reads some ROOMS, wt there are no boarders, Hot which the owvercan have by applying to 42 rman and Frencb, and bad one year’s expe- { and cold water, with bath roam, No 590 4th Centre Market: proving property and paying | riencein the book ani stationery business Beat { ftreet, between D aud B. my 5 lw” charges, W. MUNDER, Butcher mays 3t™ reference eigen by applying at FRANKLIN & Free BALE—A three story irae HOUSS, har STRAYED OB STOLEN—From the subscriber pies enta, avenue.under Na! 4 ings Toons. with water in basement, add in SS on the night of the 7th instant, a large DUN | Hote — Myl0-3t” | good repair, [naire atthe house, .o37 loth st., HORSB, left hind leg swelled. The fmier will re- V ] ANTED—A DRUG OLERK. BE, M. SEARS het. Va ay. and C sta, Esland, o! one ceive the above reward by returning him to JOUN cor. ilth and F streets, myd-3c* rom Smitheoniao grounds m@ TANTED—A good €O0OK, WASHER and W ARON ER for eonal Apply 297 ith at . between L and M m9 8t* WANTED Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, References given ardrequited Address L.. Star Office. WASTES INMEDIATELY — Several COAT HANDS, SAM’L W OWNS. W. WELLS, No. 720 6th st.,Island. my 3t* $10 RBEWARD,—Stolen from the stable of 2 the subscriber on Sunday night, the 7th instart. one dark BAY MARB, heavy mane and tail; white star in furebead: shod ali round. with toe and heel corks; weight about 1,%% pounds bight 16 er 17 bands: bas more the appearance of a horse from her heavy build; about emht years old Iwill pay the above reward for the return of pane FOR £ALB. d Land.13 milesfrom Washe ingtou,4 miles of Rockville, ha:fmiia of tha survey of Metrop D A R. Price 34,00 onaie bal 2 rae Imptovements worth t most caer alf land 2 yea: 6. Z™HONGaST BR, Rockville, Mars id LOTS of 19% acres impro’ good “mare or eapture of the thief or thieves, or Military and Navai Merchant Tailor, st. Payments for the return of the mare sions. cox my0 dlw 212 Pennsyivaniaavenvs. | cary Possession June Jat." Apply to D. M-LAW- 7 7th etre TED— 7 on tae | RENCE, afters p.m., No. 63 K at..cor. of 2th Ue See Sets e a ‘ieee eee ned RO IOUBE, sie set i ms 3-tf am : ; Fani K atreets, ,oR 8A OR EXCHANGE-A valuable BOARDING ence Ore pay St” FARBI, of $00 acres, title indisputable. desir z WV ASTED—Uy a young man who bas bad some cated. w’ Jes south of Brandy n.on the Orance and Alexandria Railroad, in Culpeper county, Virginia, There is i00 acres of first quality growing timber. and 20° acres adapted for cultivation and grazing, abundantly supplied with water fortable Dwelling ex perience ip the UATION asclerk. Good re Address P.O., Box 5626 W ANTED—A good GIRL to cook, wash and n fo pcery business SIT- renoes will eo LADIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED wit, Room and Beardin a ivate family, at 335 7th st i Terms $25 per month, Apply before 34¢0’elock a, m, or after 4 p.m. myl! 3t* z for a staall family, Good wages will { gra far lding F 0 on and terms, =e a itiaz | Be Siven. Inquire atcorner 25thand @ streets, dress o irgatStarO®ce for J. F. BNY DER. OOMS AND BOARD—Gentiemen desiring | p} e d TES Or INADIFORUBIAE UME Onde Es Ro iearant BOOM ee she aati mee with nace: } Hirst Ward. Tay. ¥ 2-20 class BOARD. should call at 41% ~<th et., bt. @ OUsE WANTED —Any persou havinga #OR ‘ HANCE FOR A COMPRTETT MAN — acd H. Two large communicating Rooms, NISHED HOUSE, costaining trem sight to | CaQrenERIAL GAB ETXTCRES on GOODS of twelve Reoms, to rent, can hear of a good tenant I « for sale—the or in auite my b a { pe rf one : a :addre e ck 3 Post | house € 5 CARDING —Severe) Geatlemen canbe accom: | Ole. Wasbington.D.O. 2 | BEMORGEOR'E Horie tar and Per ucts it NG, or | OS ; 5 the TAELB BOARD with reparate rooms it aenizen, W ANTED-By « mildle aced Oplored Wonuan | Store, corurrof Daud ian streets, wear the aye- by applying at 134, 22d street, between K and L, of large experience. s SITUATION az Lady | 2Ue. _ my l-l@™ "ap 8-@06t* attendant or Obild’s Nurse to some party about to USINESS PROPERTY FOR SAl.E—Near the proukor FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE trave Address ‘‘ELLEN,” this cflice. 7 Bank of wanhingtoa, No. BD teen ote ner cates ee 7 ANTED—A piearant PLACE to board for the rppo LET Pleasant farni Bireet-squtn core: of Ste Le Pe eel | or see ee GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS country, convenient to the cats, for a young lad modemte:at ose GEORGETOWN. May 3, 1835. Reierences excbanced. Address Misa E Mu LW. | ate ws Washingten, D. C. mye ae Tr FURNISHED ROOMS TO EET, wi E Prroposaus willie recetvea ty the undersiesed until TUESDAY, M 6. fer curbing, guttering ANTED—A BITUATION by as respectabis without board, tn a private far and paving the we ide of High street, from Girl to do Chamberwork, or would bave no Sixth street to the intersection of Market street; a Restaurant, cevtra!ly mar 2 aqguire at No. 74 Dunbarton -tieet, Georgetown, D.C. ap2t-dtf z objection to take charge cia Laundry, or to goin the country, Apply at 34% sth atrest, between B and I streets. my 9 IMB—A FARM af 150 he city, near Coles- 35 feet wide. The above | V 7ANTED—By a young! SITUATION to ; wetl watered and a Brick house; work to be done in the best manner; the gutter to do plaic sowing. Se bos lad some experi 2 propeety. For far: have five courses of brick on &he center; | ence as Dressmaker sod Milliner She will go ont MUREOUSM. cor- the curb ite ee Tele! Weide. mith ecod eaaere ve wore by the day, and has worked on Beralse a a” ce. 34¢ inches wide: the paving to be o! e best yilson's bine, Address Box No. 2, Star I LANIN( | SAW will state e price of curb per runsBing foot; gut- 7 a a oe os. a tering. Hageing and. brick paving by the superfi- P50 SARE NG BENDS WANTED = Aptly | one of Eageneienicn sew cial yard. Said work to be done subject to the ae + oe “ ms rH aan Te the canal: eas 6th treat inspection and approval of the undersigned. TANTEO. — Rret-class PHO’ R 4 i’ ’ = pprove'JOUN H NEWMAN, W SWINGER ato, ac Assistant Printer, Ta, | Hous. Will baacid cheap by apvizing te my BtreetCommissioner. | quireat BRADY'S Gallery, 352 Pa ave m33t | my gy.aw- No, 547°13:h street; Isiand. ANTED—Three good CAKE BaKERS, at] yy 7 Seirabie RUILDING LOTS ie dif- N 0 T EF CR \ 499 lith at,,oF corner 4% aud Lais,, siand. | f oneee he Tnquies of YALL atta of the city. B & CO. 2 STEPHEN Pa.av fav27 eotf ycallthe attention of the ladies AY TED—A No. 1ICE OREAM MAKER and a WAITER. foran ice Cream Saloon. An- ply at J6S. SHAF FIELD'S Confectioners, 396 6th We respectfi and the public im gemera.,to the fing and wellas- | strect, between Gand H. miy8 3té a EA sorted stock of \ jANTED-A’ good WHEE COOK: Appr a M RS. a WRIGHT, Clairvoyant and Mag. p s S Sat street, sorgetown, t Aicind, (the mivat reir: m 18 SPRING AND SUMMAR WRACPINGS, Gc:man preferred. mg city, who" heals hy laying op Pande” a‘l carable 4 euch aa my 3-lw” FE, FREUND oipeares, may be consalted at 450 otn atreat, near BAGQUES. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, to tend a Soda | Mstreei. Cuneulistion free my 9-1" IBOULARS, Water Bar, and a COLORED BOY to helpt 1 DR. BACKER, ¢ ACOUER ycook. Inquire at New York Hotel. cern ye I 8 The Most Wonderfal Astrotocer, 21 8 FaCREeE B ste, my No. 215 K street. betwee hand i8th ste, twe ENGLISH JACKETS, FOR LADIES AND MISSES, At! of our own Manufacture. Possessing unusual facilities in supplying our- selves with Stock, we are enabled to Sell as cheap asany Mavufacturing Hexse in New York, LANSBURGH & BRO,, 375 and 515 7th street. s,uetes from the es fnliand thorsceh ration con ng all alsirs through’ life, th anc im regare to Health, Wealth and Mar- riage, Love Adairs,Jotrroeys, Law Sits, Absent Friends, Sickness and Death — Tean be { morné J ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE with eight or at. cars, more rooms. | Reutin advance, and r-ference @iven if desired, Please addres@ * House,’’ Star office. m 3-32" ANTED—2 GIRLS, one first class iroper and cue washerwoman Apply at Peonsylvac House, 357 C street. bet. 4%: and Sth, Washing. ton, mys 3t™ ) ANTED TO RENT—A mediam sized HOUSE, { ¢eptial location containing from 6 to 3 room The best of references given, Addreas C, B , this office. thy 8 lw* )EAR CAPPAIN—Don't spend sy mi bg with quack ar phy ozce, be 2 & Tew Dr, Darby lives at 499 7th ct, myS Im™ medicines. ADI" Ss. er AMB SROUBE wil give in- i Ou ANTERD—By a gentleman and wife, a PLAOR the aTairs of life, and in re- GALL AND GBT YOUR BARGAINS ! Wit afarm. make lasnavelf usefal with: | socot to al! other subsects. Bho can be consulted = cut pay, Tis wife 20 pisin sewin= for the | stall Loure of the day and evening. Gentlemen Parasols from $1 to $2 5 family, Address Star office, N. B.B Reference i. Ladies en‘a. She can also show alikeneas Hoop skirts, just received, at 51, Given, Lis aglargeastite Resiience 215 32 street, between OARD AND BOOM WANTED, within astort ei-tance of the Treagury Department cast; a private family perferred fora young mac. Apply 204 Pa. avenue, CR. MILLER my6 3t* OOK WANPED— the Bri 342 EB atreet, between [2th 3th. Ome that can come well recommended will get the highest wazes. my 5 ét* OUSE WANTED.—Wantes a Furnished or C Pa.av. and © «'res: my 5-iw” PyR. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsyiva: D ‘avenue, cear 1th ot, over Biessra. Kidwe! iy 5 amit 486 piace Buk Veils from 6 cents x 73 cents Drug Store 486 “SeRING ASSORTMENT AT MARMERILTER’S, Nery good at 25 to Table Cloths 75, sat $2, very best, 35 cemts, from 15 to2 ta Homstitched Hasdke : Cufernieued LOUK, of {som six fo eight NO. 486 BEVENTH STRHET. ¢ for | rooms. for four or six months, in Grorgstown or z. e The dest ani chearest assortment Ons for | To0hw Ward. near the street railrcal, Gcod | QHOLCS STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMZNTS Linen at 3: to 4° cents for pants and coats, care will be taken of the property. anu the rent mah RiGred aid mopthly in advance pquire of WB fioges. (Furniture store.) near: Fellows’ Hali Linen Crash at 20 to 22 cents, PAPEL HANGINGS. French Lawns and Jaconets, cheap, A elect and varied stock of Git, Mediu : hite Cam! ie, seryloms Vebistreos oa) 2 ea er aly low priced Raper Hangings Borders, tatu: 4 Con eedles, « Bpool Cotton, 7 ANTED— LUMBER. ly to 0 tre Piéces, &c., embracing the Largest acd Hand- Windeor Boap Scents Wee ROON AN Oe ee eee oO HARM | oment arscrsment rn the District, Corsets just recerven: onset agreat bar e piare. Remember the Phd. NEWMAN, reet, near G strect. et WINDOW SHADES Bat. Greea, Pink, Lavender, Chocalate. Brown dG indow Bhades, a variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures, Tassels. _my 3 V ANTED—A good CARRIAGE-SMITH and WOODWORKER. Also, 3 good BUY, to ean. sis — — U : epic &e. r TE GOUDS learn carriage smithing, Apply at No 3446th PIOTURB CORD & TASRELS. Ww EERE SCORE Sais ee WHELE SO } and C st. eee ste DVS Ob i Bilk and Worsted Picture Cord aud Tassels, ait. it received for ct s- ANTED-Goidand Bilv. atches, Diamonds, | ferent sizes and colors, a beautiful assortment, NANLOOR LINEN A fi nt gabe ear Viatols, Pawnbroke ws Tickets, Farniture: Picture Bings, Nails, &c INDIA MULL, BRUSSELS NET, Clotbing,oranyarticleofva'ue, The highest cash OVAL PICCURE FRAMES. Caminic Fic CEG EAD Bitas, | Rovers Sewing Mashite aconch Soa" Shtreat, | pERAutgete vortment of Oval Sracaes Jn, the ¥ i A A y 5 ; cy, 4 * istrict, Warranted to beg’ wi 5 LINEN CAME RISH LUNBN e three doors north of Pa. avenue ap2-im* "| also. a variety of Dark Wood Frames, Sith ava: a ee AN PEND OGane acm. ERB SEINE WANTED !—The eubectibere will zichetock of small-sized Ovsi and Carte de Visite BAREGE. GRENADINE, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High ENGRAYINGS & PAINTINGS MASK AN BILS. DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, &c. Also, MILLINERY GOODS, of all kinds, RIB- BONS, &c., together with large assortment of fine Fancy Govds at BOSWELL’S FANOY STORE, 302 B otreet, near lith, above Grover’s Theater. . B. Depot for Boswell & Warner's Oolorific for ocloring the haiz. my6 Iw FAILORING, SOOURING AND REPAIRING, r IENBREG, No. 60 La Bee toveuean pe C! . ” ‘a es 1 Gusrdhouse. 4 second-hand Clothing bought my 3-Im* street. Georgetown, D. C. pov 16-tf BAMSBURG & ANTED—A limited number of PU! ; V instruction on the plese forte. Best a ne erences given. A. plyst No. 525 H st., between 6th and 7th ats. mar 13-tf nae choice Engravings sud Paintings alwaya ‘Orders for Paper Hanging and Window Shades punctually attended to, and executed inthe best manner, in city or country, War Terms Cash for Goods or Labor 3. MARKRITEB, 486 cigntabareanore Out Fellows” Ha Faeroe Washington, D. 0, A CHICEEBING PARLOR GRAND PIANO, A simost new, which we have taken as safe chess.) W.G. METZEROTT. Bole Agent of Brcipway’s Pianos, i Ww ANTED. Who want BE seco euinar Gate ashen 10 Wi @ new ety! 0 ollar, to bri Swiss Mastin, &c., to. WM PRINOE®S Stemmons a a8 machines er Quilling Ladies Rufties withovt the ase or reat the only machines here todo such work AN TB D_S8EOOND HAND FURNITURE Hy treet P. 8 —New and ¢ ano sold at fair prices. Ww -6t* Hanlin inet Organs, : Also, MIRRORS CARPETS. BEDS, 8 my 5-6t* snd Mason & Hamlin’s Oabinet Organs, HOTOGRA PHS painted neatly in oil colors for DING.and HOUBBFURNISHING GOODS ofe: RANGE COUNTY IC, CREAM. i id a ad- | description, B. BUCHLY, 406 7th at j RANGE OOUNTY [O08 ORBAM. Picts ted artist Washington Post Omes, | westr between Gand H, east side ons ORANGE COUNTY ON CHHAM, re i pes 1p 24-1 -- = a= eet ‘ OE PITCHERS AND WATHE-COOLERS 1 oe Ten PreMeliciour LOK ORBAN, mantfose ‘OWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by th be with delicious ROW , manufse- T Potomac Tow Compenrs Boats, POTOM . . ‘ = iron pure cream from Orange Ocunty, New Gov, CURTIN, and BELLE HAVEN. on ily to ‘We have zeceived large supply of 2 - the Captains on board or to JNO. B. DAV: N,| the abuve » to which we invite the fectioners, Butiers, and Fantilies Water etreet, rgetowD may 13 seaation ol purchasers in want of a good N Ke a0 ae dns REAT. BACRIFIOR —A splendid new Prince’s : WEE * Cae ee eet eee G'MELODEOR formis ty'Pecstionen leering + 509 Odd Holloween TRS wt, | etm Sotreed.Fst- 300M CTION IN LANGUA Mca set rete, A UITBBATURS. Foqui eosf. > 3 Penk, Sass stot, x A RD CONSTITSE' Te "SBATBACT BUGHE Tae. se Tocatic aM rr 3S ATED PO RR oe | ane of the most desirable in thecity. ap A HOUSE WANTED TO RENE—Ada.cns-st5- FOR BENT AND FURNITURE FOR AALE—R ti location. si “W_FISHER, | [COR BENT AND FURNITURE FOB 6 : Bor 7345" DtWanmiegioas Br!" my tise” | K’'very desuable two story amt stip HOUSE, one ¥ J. GO, MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, YEBY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE RE GE Tu Natio ims ind Sah are ats On THUBSDAY APTERNOON, May ith, at 6% o’elock, on the preminens we shall sell Lot No. 5, in Square No. 4%, fronting 5 feet 4 inches on north C street, between 43: and 6th streets west, and ronning back about 123 feet to a 3) foot wide ponte alley, with Brick Building, long aad pd mown as the ‘Washington Bath The central location of this valuable property renders it very desirable for business purposes, and we invite the particular attention of capital- iets and business men to the sale. - Terms: One third cash; the remainder in6,12and 318 wonths. with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Cost of conveyancing and revenue stamps to be paid by the purchaser, mid @ J x L, WAL USTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE RBAL RB- es HATE IN THE eaveNta WanD. ar a ue of a deer the District of Golambia, in ‘Equi patie, bear ing date December 12th, 1854, an ai cates tn which Witter Br Bees etna) Bee lech the *‘Mouat Vernon Building Association,” are Complainants. and Edward M. Ci et. al., are Defendants, (No. 191 Lt -) I shall offer for sale at Public Auction. in front ot See aratise: - 865, ta on TURSDAY, the 4th day of April, A Bo’clock, P, M. the following Real Bstate, viz: that part of & oumbered aii (9) in square numbered three hundred and fifty-three (353) of the plan of the City of Washington, bsgin- ning for the came at the north-east corner ef said Square. at the intersection of D street south and 10th street west; thence running south onaline with said lith street nimety (90) feet. thence west fifty-four (54) feet ten and one half (10's) inckes, thence north ninety (91) feat, thence east on aline with said “D street” fifty-four (54) feet ten and one- half(10+3) inches to the place of beginning, with the improvements thereon. This property is situated on the corner of D streetsouth and 10th street wast, and Offers great inducements to purchasers. Terms—One-third cash, the residuein sixand twelve months, the purchaser giving bis notes for the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed and bearing interest from the day of sale. ‘Title deed io be retained until all ofthe purchase money ia paid. _ All conveyancing and revenue stamps atthe cost of the purchaser. * * . If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell! the «# property at the risk and cost of the defuulting purchaser, by giving three daya_ notice in some newspaper printed in the city of Washington. mhl0-2aw3w&ds 4. LLOYD, Trustes, W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts, [Beptblican.] . ine heur, f) DEEP AS LLOYD. ‘Trustee, aps WM. L. WALL & CO., Acts, #7 THE ABOVE SALB IS FURTHER POST- oned to TUBBDAY BVENING %th instact, same our. A. LLOYD, Trustee my 3 WM.L. WALL & CO., Aucts, BIN CONSEQUENCE OF THR RAIN, THE above fale is further postponed to THUBSDAY AFTERNOON, lth inst., same hour, A. LLOYD. Trustae, my if WM.L, WALL & CO., Aucts B W. 5, LEWis & CO., Auctioneers, No. 307 Penn. avenue. STOCK OF GROOERIES. LIQUORS, &0., AT AUCTION FRIDAY. May 1: of 15th and D str ‘th. atl) o'clock, at atere corner &, We Shall sel] the whole Stock 8. Cofices, Boaps, Segars pices. Liquora, Tea Caddies G'aas Jara, Crockery, Glassware Beales and Weights, Glass Cases | Counters, Bins, &c, Wi:ha lot of Trimmings. Threads, Bilks, Mosieries. &c my 9 WM. B. LEWIS & CO., Ancts Bre R, L. CROWN & CO., Auctioncers, A VALUABLE LOL AT AUCTION. We will seilon SATURDAY, May 13th, at 5p. men the premis-s, Lot No. 16, in Square No. 73), This lot fronts 45 feet}. imckes on north E Street, between Sd and ith streets east, runbing back 100 feet'to a 25 foot alley, improved by four small frame tenements. Baid property is opposite Juenemann’s lager beer garden. Term. cash, my ot ©. R. L. CROWN & 00., Aucts ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES ON THE IBLAND AT ACOTION. On FRIDAY, the 12th instant, at 6 o'clock p.m., we #hali sell in front of the premises part of Lots Sand 9, in Square c&5.. This property nas @ front of 25 faut on id street west. between F and @ south, 22 feet to = public alley, and isim- oved by two two-atory frame houses containing ‘our rooms and a summer kitchen eac Terms: One-half cash; the ba'ance in six and tweive montha, secured by notes bearing interest, sod « Jeed of trust ou the premises, All ccnveyancipg and revenue stamps at the cost of the purcha moa _m9 CREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. BX © BE CROWN & CO., Ancts. By virtue of power vested in the undersigned by the last 1 and testament of Samuel Hamiiten, and an order of the Orphans’ Court of Prince George's county, Maryland, we will o‘ler at public sale, on the premizes, on TO ESDAY, the 50th day of May inet., at 5p. m., Lot No. 82, in aquare 435, fronting 25 feet on 7th street west, between D and E.ronning back “4 feet to a ll foot alley, on the Island, in th evict Washington D.C. This preperty lies in an improving portion of the city, and offers inducements to purchasers Terms of sate: Ove -helf the pnrchase money cash on the day of aaie. or final ratification by the court, with interest if not paid on the day of sale, and the residue in two equal instal! ments of six and twelre months from the day of sale, bearing interest from that time till paid; to be secured ey the notes of the purchaser, with sureties to be approved b: undersigned, On the payment of the whole clint aeneys a deed will be given. Title ing putable. al. au Ou SCoAnGl Ey including revenue stamps, at cost of the purchaser, WILLIAM B. TUCK, BK. MORS®LL Bxecutors of pa ton. mya _ ©. BL, CRO CO., Aucts. Leena era = THis AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, BSICK BYILDING ON NORTH L STREET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE AT AUOTI Ou WEDNESDAY ERNOON, lth instant, ato o'clock, we will sell, in front of the pre Bertor Lot 15, Square 163, on L street and Con) cut avenue, fronting » feet by 90. by agood and scbstentinlly baie Brick Batdine, ba ? < containing two rooms, 14x08 fest, anda geod col: Nett One half cash; balanee Sand § months, the prem rest, and secured by deed of trust om Conveyancing at the expense of the purchase’ mys SUP WALL & 00. Ai es. Ht BYS. 0. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. DESIRABLE, NEaT 1wo- i Wink RBICK BAG BUILTIN, ON 16TH BTKERT. BETWBRS Weaee SATIS AVENUE AXD NORTH P ar On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May teat o’elock, on the premises, we sell Lot 15, in Merrick’s enbddivision of square Norisi frontlas Masiachusetts 22 feet on lé6th street west, between avenué and north P street, and running back =~ feet to a 2-feot alley, improved be Beat two- story brick ¢welling house with bric! Sack build- ing. containing in all six rooms and passage, ‘erms: One-third eash; the balance in 6 and It months, with secured p bearing interest. epbilconvevancing and stamps at cost of the pur- J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. & WM. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, Beuth ce:ner Penn, ave, and Ninth street, AUCTION eBALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, __ TORACOO. SEGARS &c On TUESDAY MORNING h mencide at 0 o'clock, we will Roe ms Rover Toilet, Castil joxes et, Castile and Family Soa: Boxes Bis Mustard, Candles, &c » Boxes In ie boxes rarious brands Tobacco Begare aod Smoking Tobateo, bales and boxe ases Old Bourbon Whisky, Claret and Brandy A consignment of Oa:ifornia Wines— instant, com- sell atthe Auction tof Groceries, embracing— 30 cases California Sherry Ww do ao Port 4 8 do do Murcatet 7 do do Angelica a dy 6 do io Octaves Brandy and Gin & barre!s Gibson, Bourbon, Old Rye, and other brauds Whishy ALSO, A Soda Fountain and Apparatus compiecte. ) barrels B See ae WALL & 00, Aucts &7- THE ABOVE SALE ¥S_POSTPONED. ON t ain. uutil THURSDAY MORN- INS Tiekinn: 7 SW. LAWALL & 00 my? ‘Auctioneers, B® THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, YED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GRO On THURSDAY, May 1Jth, at 6 o'clock p.m., F willseli, in frent of the premises, Lot No. 11% im Threlkela’ dition to Georgetown, fronting @ feet on 2dstrert, wilh adepth of 15) feet, and im- proved bya govd Frame Bouse, _ Term=: One-third cash; balance in six and nine months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust coonyeyancing and at t the cost of the pur onveyancing and stamps a! pur- chaser, THOMAS DOWLING. my 9-4 Auctio ¥ JAS. C. Mc@UIBB & OO, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SEVENTH BTBEKC WEST. NEAR THE CORNER OF M BLRBET, AT PUBLIC SALE. . vi On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May sth, at sic o'clock, or the premires. we shall sel! parts of Lote No isand J4. in Square No. 449, fronting 21 feet 2's inches on 7th street west, near the corner of M atreet north, aud running bac 115 feet, with a € feet side alley to be kept open for the mutual ac- commodation of this and the adjoining lot. Terms: One balf cash; the balance in six and twelve months, with secured notes bearing in- tersst au conveyancing and stamps at cost of the par- cbaser, ap 2y-d&ds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. a2- TBE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN conre a RO a Fn IS: AF- TEBNOON, inst. at o'clock, mys J.C MeQUIRE & 00 , Aucts Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, FOR SALE THE VERY DESIRABLE FEED STORE, HAY HOUSE AND STABLE. SOUTHBAST CORNER OF 18ST AND E 8T3., ONE SQUARE ABOVE NEW JEKSEY AV. We will seli, on THUBSDAY AFLERNOON Dext, May li, 1535, at 5 o’clock p.m, the evove valuable property. This property fronts 45 feet on E street, with ani:regular depth of 75 feet, and the improvements consist of the Feed Store, 25 by 75 feet. fitted up with bins. &c ; Hay House of large capacity, aud Stabling for five horses, The S hi ow a large and regular custom, is very con- venient to tue Baltimore Depot, ani no better unity could offer to any one desirous of ging in the feed business. The eatire prem e under the annual rent of $225, 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 premines. After the sale ot the buildings we will then sell one Hay Press, one Hay Cutter, two Platform Scales. large lot of Cotton and Burtap Bags, two fine Horses, one Single aud one Double Feed Wagon, ke, &c. Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, P. 8 —The above property is offered at private sale until the day and hour above named. Terms ei je secertained by callingatthe Store. my3-it JY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. -STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LO WOT OTION ASE OF THE gaprroL, 4“ On FRIDAY, the Pta t, at o’elock p.m ivision ef Square eouth of Square No, (15, with the improvements, which are a good two-story frame house. This property fronteon Maryland avenne, between 8th and %tk streets east ef the Capitol. f Tertos: One halfcash; balance in6 months, the poronaesr to give @ note for the deferred payment earing interest. ‘A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at eee of parchant a itle indisputable myo d » GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY gE & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets north, EXTRNSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE AT PUBLIC AUCLION On TUESDAY, the 16th instant, at fd o'clock a, mn, we sballsetl, at No. 337 Penn's avenue. bet. Cth and 7th streets west, south side, 3) rooms of Furniture, belonging to Mrs. Mary Adams, and wned Ss boarding house. We enume-ate only in art— ne Fine Piano, Parlor Furniture. consisting Sofas. Castor and Side Chairs Marble-top Tables and gilt frame Mirrors The Chamber Furniture consista of— BRedetescs Bnreaus, Wardrobes L. Washstands. Mattresses. Bec ding, of ai! kinds ® hue Feather Beds aoe Rillows. A laree assoriment of— Tattle Catlery, Crockery, &c. With many other articles which we deem un- necesAiry to enumerate. eee Dealers will find it to their interest to attend the sale. GRESN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, mye-d BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct., Georgetown PEREMPTORY SALE OF ALARGE LOT OF OLD BRICKS AND LUMBERAT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORNING, May 15, at l('o’clock, I will sel! at the Butchers’ Market, Georgetowa, one of the old tobacco warehouses, containing about 50,060 good Bricks; also, large lot of Lum- ber.d&e,&c 2 At the same time I will lease, at public anction, a'areclotef unoccupied ar und, in low to sait, Terms cash. THOMAS DOWLING, od Auctioneer, ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct: Georgetown, A FIRST CLASS COUNTRY SEAT FOR.SALE AUUTION 5 AT AU . On WEDNESDAY, May 17, at 12m.;I will sell public auction, a part of my farm, known’ a U Woodley “containing, bya recent survey, 33 acres 3 Yoods and 13 perches; an adjoining tract, mestly im timber, of 22 acren 2 roo and 7 perches, will be added. if ‘desired ‘The mprovementa ‘are s large, well-built DWELLING, beautifully situs- tea in a grove of forest oaka, commanding a fing view of Washington city, the Potomac river, and the ipepewege | § country; a large Baro and Stable, Ice house, filled with ice, and other neces- gery outbuildings There isa large number of Fruit Trees, staudard and dwarf, embracing near- ly every variety. i . The above B ce is situated in the county of Waebirgten D.C, 1}. wiles north of Georgetown, directly east of St, Albao’s church, on the road to Teuralistown, It is boucded onthe north and east by a proposed public road. called ‘* Woodley Road,’’a partof which was completed last year, by which road the place will be within 15 minutes drive of Washington city. A farther Hesenipticn of this property is deemed unnecessary, as all contemplating purchasing are invited to examine the place. Terms: Gne GA LS batance upen terms te * y of Bale. = be agreed upon the day A. BOWEN P.A. myo a THOS, DOWLING, Aucts, ¥ W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioncers. OQUSE AND LOT IN THE SEVENTH cave one WARD AT AUCTION, is By virtce o! the decree of the Orphans’ Court of. the District ef Columbia, dated the bth day of De- cermmber, 1561, duly confirmed by tbe Court of Chancery. I sha}! offer for sale, at pablic auction, WE DAY, the 2sthday of December. A. D. 1554, at 4 O'clock, all the tight, title. interest 2 a! and ¢ of Ann J., Charies A,, Mary K.. George A. 3. wd Emma Polton, winor children of Chacler A. Pelton, deceased, (together with my interest and title as the widow of the said Charles Polton, deceased.) in and to the following prop- erty, viz. d twenty three, (2 in Square numbered four hundred and ninety- nine, (499,) of the plan of the city of Washington. This property is situated on the cornerof 436 street west and south I street, and is improved by. a peat brick dwelling house, Terms: One half cash; ths residue in three and six monthe, the purchater giving his notes for the deferred: payments, factorily indorsed, and bearing interest from the day of sale, ate deed to be mpi ja ustil the whele of the purchase money is paid. cing at the Cost of the purchaser. sa conte yRANNAH POLTON, Guardian. A. LLOYD, Attorney and Agent. HE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY WILL llth day of May. Bee. etoo'ete aces ie eis avd expense of ‘he'seoond dolagitioane hase? ry POLTON, Guardian, vemamnaadt HOt SHEE ab MR B: J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BX ECUTOR’S SAL® CF STOCK. . On FRIDAY A¥LERNOON, May Wth, at 5% o'clock, atthe Auction Rooms,on accouatef the estate of the late Alexander Morrisen, I shall sell, in sums to suit, ‘$5,000 in United States 5-20 Bonds. JAMES ACLD, Executor. my 3-4t J.C. McGUIRRE & Ov., Aucts. B® W. L, WALL & GO., Auctioneers, South corner Penn, avenue, and 9th at, BURNSIDE RESTAURANT, CORNER SIXTH 8Y. AND PA, AVE, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORNING, May i5th, at 10 o’el' we will sell the good will, stock, @xtures, &c. of the above restau t, the propristor leaving the city. The place has heen bat lately refurnished apd renovated at considerable expense, and every thing pertaining to the business will be foundin excellent condition, xexme at cale, WM, L, WALL & 0O.. Aucts, Y J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE ON . NORTH. BETWEHEN THIRTBENTH Ar OCR ZA EBEH STREETS W8S1,NOKRTH A three story Brick House. No 372, with three- story back building. being Lot No 5, in Square 20, fronting 25 feet 5 inches on H street, and ru ning back 144 feet to a 3) foot alley, and ow its w: side bas a 15 f-ot alley, run square. The front building is and $1 deep, with the back building 25 feet deep and lb feet wide, with a lobby 10 feetdeep, between froptand back buildings and private stairway. Thefroxt and back buildings contain 12 rooms, besides store room and large sitchen, two of the rooms in front building being fine large drawing Ooms. *ophe sale will take place on SATURDAY, the 12th of May. at 6 o’clock : m,, if not previously dis- ivate sale. i vers at eee: aud possession given the Ist of June, 1565. Y e.&e ,at expense of purchaser, Deed and stamyy iis. ANDREWS, Trustee may 5-0 J.C, McGUIRB & CW., Auc | J 8. MARSHAL’S BALEOF VALUABLE REAL + ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING- TON, D.C.—In virtue of a writ of feri facias is- sued from the Olerk’s Office of ths Supreme Oeurt of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I wil! s¢ll at public sale. for cash, in front of the premises on FRIDAY, the Sth day of May next, 1865, at 5 o'clock p.m , all defendant's right. title, claim and interest in and to the west Part of Lot No. i,in Square Ne. 380, being the House and Lot on Penosylvania avenue, south side, between 9th and 10th street west, and now aca pier by J. B. Bl- vans asa hardware store, together with alland singular the improvements thereon, siezed and levied upon as the property of Walter Leoox, will be Sold to satisfy judicials No. 251, Supreme Court, in favor of Alexander Provest. Executor of W. B. Winter, ARI . ap 13-dta U, 8, Marshal D.O. n@- FRE ABOVESALE 18 POBTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, the 1th instant same hour and place, WA H M my J. WALEOF OONDEMNED QUABTEBMASPER’B STORES, HORSE POWERS, LB, GRAIN CLEANERS, &c. Chief Quartermasters Office, Depot of Washiaston} i Washington, “yy May 4, 1535. Will be sold at public auction, under the dires- tion of Captain O.H. Tomkins, A. Q. M.. ‘A.,at the Government Warehouse, situated om square between Band c termas: for pablis use, 28. ness. Lanterns.) utes, Saddle-Tress; Whips and Baws au Wrought-Iron Scraps, Cast Iron, Horse Shoes, we &eo, 32 Horse Powers. complete, 19 Burr stone Mille, 2 Bievatos re wi ibn anotion. 2 age Oleanezs and a ros or cnattl tiddera will be required to remove the stores within five days from date of sale, Perms cash. in Government funds. — D. H. RUCKBK, Brigadier General, myt13t and Chief Quartermaster. EWARB OF COUNTERFRITS AND UNPRIN- B a PLED eerie ow acy Sa aeapene i eir own and other On8, OD 1 Tepu' tion attained by BELM LDS GENUINE PREP- ABATIONS. BGEN OT aso