Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1865, Page 3

EE ————EEE=— SSS SSS SSS fits Ss SSG LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Oxvorp Hatt.—“Uncle Tom's Cabin.” trapeze performances, ballet, songs and bur- lesque. OanTERBURY.—The ballet of the « The Sylph of the Mountain,” songs, fun and sentiment, coaciuding with a sidesplitting afterpiece. Grovzr’s THEATRE.—Uncle Tom's Uabin;” cbaracters by all the old favorites. Kunkle as “Uncle Tom,” and Miss Susan Denin as « Eliza Harris.” Szaton HALL —Grand musical soiree of Signor Strini, who will be assisted by Madam Cecelia Young Kretschmar and the leading talent of the choirs of St. Aloysius, Ascension, Epiphany and Trinity Churches of tnis city. ‘One of the grand features is a duett on two of Chickering and Sons’ full grand pianos by two of our Own city amateur performers. Opp FgLLows’ Hati.—Grand May Concert by the Secondary Schools of the Fourth and part of the First Districts. A rare musical treat is expected. JUBNEM ANN'’sGARDEN,Capitol Hill.—Grand Teopening and pic-nic of the St. John’s So- ciety this afterncon. Logrrigr’s O1Ty GARDEN.—Grand pic-nic of the Hickory Club this afternoon at three o'clock. SEVENTH STREET PARK.—Anovual pic-nic of the Osage Tribe, No, 6, 1.0. R. M., this af- ternoon. METROPOLITAN HALL.—Music, songs, dan- cing, and all the other attractions of a free concert saloon. TEMPERANCE HaLu.—Explanation of spir- itnal manifestations by Prot. Wallace. WaAsfnincton THEATER.—‘“ The Rag Picker of New York” and «Faint Haart never won Fair Lacy,” G. ©. Boniface and Mrs. 1. B. Phillips in prominent characters. eS as IMPROVEMENTS.—At the Baltimore depot the company are making some improvements which will greatly tend to the convenience of the public. At present our merchants in in- quiring after freight are obliged to make their ‘way throngh the yard to the lower end of the building to the freight office or over the plat- form, and the present office of the agent, Mr. Koonts, with the telegraph office, are also ont of the way. Three new offices are being ereced near the gate to the platform, one for the agent, the other for the tonnage and the third for the telegraph. By this arrangement persons transacting business at the depot will find all the officers under the same roof, and the tele- raph office being in connection with all parts of the country it will be invaluable to the public. These offices while adding greatly to the facilities of the public will be quite orna- mental. ———— THE PVBLIC are respectfully informed that the mansion and grounds at Mount Vernonare closed to all visitors on Sundays. S.C. Tracy. Secretary Mt. V. L. A. Movnst VERNON, May 13, 1°65. ——— Affairs in Georgetown. GEoRGETOWN CouNcILs, May 12th—Board of Aldermen.—No quorum present. Common Council_—Present— Messrs. Thomas; Hyde, Forrest, Kelly, Edes, Craig, Stake, Fow- der, Bronaugh, and Mitchell. A communication was presented from the Street commissioner asking au appropriation of $1,000 for the repair of the lower and upper roads leading to the chain bridge; referred to the committee on streets. The bills of G. Crandle and Hudson Taylor, for stationery, were presented and referred to the committe on claims. A petition from Walter Godey tor permission to place a platform scale, for weighing ice, in front of his premises, south of the canal, was referred to the street committee. A communication from S. M. Waters & Bro., offering to tap the water mains at $2.50 per tap, Was referred to the water committee. Also, trom R. Cruit & Son, offering to pay $25 per annum for permission to enclosea por- tion of Montgomery street, near his premises; Teferred to street committee. Also, from the agent of the Heward Fire In- surance Co , of Baltimore, offering to insure the new market house for 39 cents on the S100; Teterred to the market bouse committee. » The petition of J. R. Ridgely, asking the re- Missich Of a fine, was reterred to the grisvance committee. Bills to remove the pump from the pavement in front of Peter Dill’s; to pay the claims ot J. G. Waters, R. W. Dakebart, Adams Express ©o., the Chronicle and National Republican; and paying to the street commissioner #27277 for the reitiementof bills due for work and ma terial im repair of streets, were Teported trom committees and laid over for one week under the rules, Resolutions instructing the committee on pumps to inquire into the propriety of letting out the repairs of pumps by contract; instruct. ing the committee on streets to inquire into the best means for using the small fund in hand for the repair of streets; instructing the mar- kKet-house building committee to devise a pian and ascertain the cost of furnishing the hall of the new market house with substantial move- able seats; appointing a committee (Messrs. Craig, Hyde and Mitenell) to confer with the butchers concerning their objections to occu- pyicg the new murset-hbouse; and appointing @& committee (Messrs. Thomas, Mitchell and Craig) to act in conjunction with the Mayor in Poems an eulogy on the late President, Mr. ncoln, were adopted. Mr. Hyde, from the market-house committee, to which was referred the proposed new rules for the government of the marget-house, re- ported back a substitute, which was read the second time, amended, and laid over till next meeting. The enbstitnte as amended provides that the sale of stalis advertised for the 22d of May shall be conducted under the supervision of the Mayor, who shall have the right to reserve @ bid in each case, if in his judgment the stalls should cell too low. The butcher, hucketer. butter and country ‘Stalls shall be sold for a period of ten years, at Qn annual rent, payable half-yearly in ad- vance, of $10 for each single stall, and $80 for each double stall. Nostall, after the regular sale, shall be sold for a period less than six months, and for all sales for that period the rent shall be $5 per mouth. In all cases where the rent is not paid within ten days after its falling due, the stall shall be forfeited to the corporation. All stalls shall be numbered, and if any stall is pot used for a period of thirty consecutive Guys, it shall also be forfeited. The market house shall be oper daily except Sundays, and from the ist of April to the Ist of October shall close at 10 a.m., and at 11 a.m. for the rest of the year. It shail also be open from 3 to9p.m.Saturdays. The exposure for sale of unwholesome meats or vegetables is prohibited, as are aiso smoking in the market house, posting placards upon or otherwise defacing the walls. The Market Master shall have supervision of the market house, with the exception of the hall and ante-rooms in the second story, which for the time being shall be ‘under the control of the market house building committee. The purchase of any article for sale again, except live stock, during market Bours, is prohibited, and none but those licensed @s green grocers shail be allowed to sell fresh meat or fish outside the market house. The Mayor is also authorized to sell the stands in the fish market over the canal till the Ist of March, 1566. The committee on grievances was discharged from the further consideration of tne petition of Thomas Wood ward, asking to beexcused from paying taxes so long as the Corporation of Georgetown is in debt to him for Coroner's fees; and the Board adjourned. CITY ITEMS. Siete One DoLLAR JEWELRY Srorz, No. 435 Pa. Avenue, near 4}; st. New and beautiful Jew- elry just received. ote MARRIED, In Washington. on Thnrsday. May 1th, 1855 at he Bast Ba oR ereh by the Hey. Wm. #.John- fon 0 shipgton city, i L MATHEWS. of Ualtimore 7? ©? Mt# ‘s Elkton acd Upper Moulber papers ‘ me in the 1ith inst .by the Rev. Mr. Hall. THOS. BROWN, of Philadelphia, to Miss ELIZA JANE ¥LETOHRR. of this city * ————————— DIED, On £aturday, the 13th inst., EDWARD OHAP- MAN. in the (2d year of bis axe. The friends avd acqaintances of the family a respectfuliy invited to attend the late residence, corner of Cong: te, Georgetown, on Tues! 5 o’ck cK p.m. 4th , following close upon the death of hia little sister Emma, WILLIS GARRETT. second sen of Richard W. and Mary A, Clarke, aged 2 years 6 months and 19 days, Our siNiction is severe. bat God's will be done, ‘Thus was touched this gentle spirit, Touched by Geath’s unerring hand, And be is gone life to inherit, Up-ard to the * better land.” The relatives and friends of the family are in- Vited to attena a funeral thisevening, May I5th, at 4 o’cloes, P * m.. ROSE ext, the 16th May Suddenly.on the Ith instant, at 2a. M. BARTS, widow cf tue tate Edward Harte, bron « ab: sel for Farmington, Low: JP BPAIEING coains wpe BA Rbia removes troatsa Mee CARA WELLS ¥ street north, between joth and Jith ets, ea where she will con ince ta teste Qe eat Obaire nt very mederate charpy C82® may ic - VO THE PUBLIO.—The undersigned havine @ far abcut lo? acres, suitable for grenees wisbes t ke on pastare for tne @ummer season abort 60 livrseeat the rateof $5 per head for » month. Apply to JOHN J. ROBINSON, two miles this sice of Piscataway, or address a: Piscataway. wy 13-im* BALLS, PARTIES, &6. T GRAND AFT N AND Tee ST ENING PIOMIOE ee U,8. @RANT CLUB Tickets fifty conte, admitting ‘Gentlemen and ‘Les. r Gi By onions the Committee. W. Prastty, @. Klien T. ‘Riggles. o improper person. allowed on the gounds, J OTICK.—The 24 Pic-Nic of the SHIELDS CLUB will be civen at JUBNEMAN’S Pues dens, corner 4th and B streets, Capitol Hill, EDNES| 24th 1865, to commence at 2 o’elock p. m. ani end at 12’ 0’clock. "1 ekets Pity cents, admitting a Gentleman sad LA my 13 3t* Ww : ROTHSCHILD Fore GARDEN. The largest Garden in the District. Open every evening, w! a NOERT, SHOOTING GALLERIES, CONCERT WINGS, & Pa. av., bet, 3d and 4th sts, canter FRE. Betroshments of all kinds in Liberal terms to pic nic partie OBTPONEMERT. The BALL of the ISLAND S00IAL coe @ arbors. my 13-3m" that was to have come off last might, was postponed on account of the inclemency o! the weather. until WEDNESDAY, May 17, 1855. By order of the Committee. my 12-5" URRAH FOR THE CIRCLE FRIENDBSIP BOYS, who are always doing something to please their many Lady friends and the public generaliy, they therefore propose to pan their fret Afternoon and Evening Pic- ic at the Washington Park, 7th street, on Thurs- dey. May 18th, 1865. ‘he Committee pledge the ne itb ves to spare this the grand- pains ner exp:nse to mal ent r of the season. ton ets Fifty cents, admitting a Gentleman and adies rder of the Committee. John H. Fowler, R. H. Luess, I. Fowler, Jas. Matthews, J. Hughes. my 12 5t* ARINI’S DANOING ACADEMY, M TEMPERANCE HA’ street, between It PROF. MARINI would re pupils and friends, that at the many who failed te attend his MAY FES- TIVAL on the ‘th instant, that he has con- cluded to repeat the same on AY, June 2. ae All of bis Scholars are respectfully invited to meet on BATURDAY, May 13, at 4 o’clock, as the School will continue at the usual hours. Tuesdays, ee sand Saturdays, afternoon and evening, my i? 3 QBconp ANNUAL PIO-NIO oF OBAGE TEIBE, No. 6,1. 0. R. M For tke benefit of the widows and orphac: of the Tribe, at 7th street Park, on MONDAY, May isth. Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies. my 6-7t* Pro. KREIS BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE to bis former patrons and the publicin general, that at the request of a great many of the pupils as well as others who were 60 well pleased with the Exhibition and May Ball. he will continue his QGlass for another Quarter, commencing on MONDAY, the 8th of May. Hoursof Tuition as beretofore; sve circu- lars forfurther particulars Apply at his Acade- my, PARKER'S HALL, Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, opporite Metrosg)t: tan Hotel, where he will no longer be subjéct to the annoyances and disappointments as he has been heretofore by those having charge of the Hall where he conducted nis Class formerly. A note addressed to Room No. 15 Washington Building, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 7th il meet with prompt attention. my4-tf LOST AN FOUND. __ AKEN UP—On Friday last, a GRAY MARE, which the owner can have by calling at 157 st., between B and C, prove property, pay arges and take away. em 1b-2t™ ] REWARD —Strayed nway on May Iith, one smal! red BEFF ALO COW, wito white face. Upen returning her to the corner of 12th and C streets, Island, the above reward will be paid my 15 2t* Cc Ms WITH MY COWS, SOME TIME AGO, stray COW, which the owner can have by proving property, paying charges. and take her away. Apply at MARTIN FOLBY’S. at the Bix ears up the canal, above Gergetown, D OST—A Leather VALISE, with the lock 4 broken, containing Clothing, three Ambro- type Pictures of the owner, and Letters. It was left in a restaurant some two weeks ago. The per- son bavipg it in charge will do a great favor by I ng wore at No. 3™6 6th s:reet, between G and H, where it can be had. my 15 2t* GTOLBN-FROM T. F. SCOTT. LasT NIGHT, . the 12th instant, a BAY MAKE, about li’ hands high. fully mounted with a McClellan Bad- dle and Bridle. Marred U. 8 on left shoulder; lett band fetlock white. Whoever will produce the above named animal at corner of K and First streets, pear Douglas Bose shall receive TEN DOLLARS reward, or TWENTY DOLLAKS for the convictien of the party or parties. myl5 Jt Ss 5 REWARD for the return of a PHOTOGRPH ee) ALBUM, stolen from the residence of K. B MOHUN, 392 L street,onthe llth inst., between 8and 9 o’clock y13 St" AX ESTRAY W taken up on Capitol a slit cut outof the left ear and crop of the right; white under the belly aod legs and head; no horns; coler red. HANNORA DYRE, * Sth at. east, bet. north A and E Cap. mn 8 REWARD —Strayed away, May Ith, two S8 Rip Cows twins, with hors; Vaving stars ob their forebads; white on shoulders, bellies and tail; they are fresh with milk. Return them to ey H pereatnartys becyees 3dand ith streets, rd. Siny ears De SPOF® TOF 8's aD THEW COOK. I O8T-—On C, bet. 12th and lth sts. yesterday 4 afternoon.alarge new white silk POCKKT HANDKERCHIEF marseiL. B. A reward will be given to the person whois kind enough to t i i 8. . 1 Mee AE ES neon O57 12th t., Bar Room, LS this city, on the 10th inst.,a POCKET BOOK and contents, and a Discharge of Lieut. Smith. «fno vse to sny one only the owner. Also, a SILVER WATOH. Any person returning the same to, MoGuire’s Restaurant, 212 Fa. avenue, ‘ay ast LIEUT. SMITH, @OX REWARD-Stolen from the Stable of the $25 Bivsctiber, ving pear Prince Frederick Galvert County, Ma. on Tuceday night, th instant, a BLACK HORSE a high, three white feet, blaze face. The Subscriber will give the above reward for the return of the horse or will pay the oe ie che Horse is jelivered i i per Mai \e at Gardners Hotel, in PUDERICK ROBERTS, may 13-2t* __ Prinee Frederick. es aey cane to the subscriber a small black COW. Owner is requested to come forward, rove property. pay charersand take her away. JOHN FOONER, N vist ward, m 12 3t" '—Recently, a curlei Maple CANE, with in silver head. letters"A. J.,jmuch worn tion addressed to Port Offices box 601, or Census Office, will be thankfuily received and re warded. wae myl2-3t_ iAKEN UP ESTRAY—An iron grey HORSE, BRIDLE acd SADDLB, on the night of the lth instant, by a private watchm: ‘he owner will please call at the mschine shop, corner of Ith «treet and Louisiana avenue, prove property, pay charges, and taki m away. my 12 3t* } ANTED—A YOUN a bar, In Wiis nt 260 torn Seek yee estan Be ANTED—Two PIE BAKERS, at No. 216 D street, bet 4 d, $138 week, fmy 15-308 pnd G wtey anand ANTED—Two geod HANDS for dressmaking. D ta APPLY at No. 489 13th street, between Cass FOR RENT*AND SALE. BF orantortable ano oet eee ROOMS. athe: it 5 450 sth ot., bet @ end H sts, ‘The location ts one of the most desirable in 18 tf Fe BENT AND very des: containts e sity. in one of the best localities ieher mode- rete in Weakiocny,, Tbe Tent 1s the ae a ation Spply at the Sta¥ office counter. ap 13 tf LEAS4NT FURNISHE! MS for rent at P No. 437 H st., ae Pa m 15-St* Meese WANTED—At Pierce's Mills, Bock pai _mylb. LADY th oe Efence avepue, s youn, t e: ¢ to mount photographs. Appl Crane in lumber yard. Apply toH. HBBRING & ree corner Ohio avenue ond. 12th atreet. Creek, D.@. Geod id. ids SENNISAN. W ANTED—At Whitehurst Gail WANTED—A YOUTH auick at fgares as clerk 5 3t m ANTED—-A good COOK, WASHER and Ww TRONER for’ faraily of Lites peranng. (60l- ferred. at ao betweon7thandsithe ey It ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A competent wages wi e given, Lo irs. ie 4 ERR, 375, corner 4% ‘and Ostrects. my 15-4t_ W ANTED—THREB DRBSS-MAKEBS, at No. No 398 nephvareee parwsen Ls and Ve streets: me but good hands ne. + Wages. fro 85 to $6 Der weke or ee my15 30° 25 Pie, Cakeand Bread BAKERS aan ae eel aucorsts Ge and s sts., id, or 49 A a 7. an st, Omyis itt PSR he RAL THAYER. WANTED-a young MAN, to attend a Contec. tionery store. One who has been ina preferred, Apply to T. POTEBNTINI, 279 Pa. avenue, between 10th and 11th sté. if] ANTED—Bya lady, aSITUATION es seam- stressina Tespectable family. Can cut and fit ladi jd children’s dresses. Please address a note to Box No. 25 Star Office, it® A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A BITUA- TION as dining room gir) or chamberwork. Enquire No. 104 24th st., between L and M. Wash- ington, D.C. m 15-2t* ANT ITUATIONS, by two respectable girls, as plain cook and to wash and iron, and as chamber-maid. ase address a note to box No. 34, BraRofiics, aud the advertisers will call. myl5-2t* ANTED_To birea good TEAM, with large, strong WAGON. steel spring preferred, with or witheut driver, by the da ECHOLLAR & CO.,304 D st, W ANTED—A FRONT ROOM, second floor, (far- ,bished or unfurnished,) with board for a gentieman and wife, within twenty minutes’ walk ef corner7th and I streets. Reference required, Apply 345 7th street, near my 15-3t* WANSTED—-« small HOUSE of four or five rooms for a small family. Good reference ‘iven. Address Mrs EB. MOTT. Washington P. Stating terms and location. Would buy some furniture, my 15-2t” Vv ANTED-—To inform the ladies of Washington that we sell HBELED GATERS for one dollar a pair; without heels, 25 cents, at the origi- nal Cheap Bhoe Btore, 023 Bennsylvania avenue. W ANTED—A good colored WOMAN as Cook, Washer and Ironer;none need apply unless fully competent. Apply at No 47 1 6th street, be- eke Dand E, between the hours of 1). a. ia aud ANTED-—A smart, active BOY aout 18 years old, who can read and write, and desires learn ueineas Must eesige a come well recommended. ply to AN. BHINE- HART & 00,, 241 F tt. bet. 13th and 1ith, my 15-3t yy anrED bs & young man of strict character, a situation as BAR TENDER or CLERK in some wholesale and retail grocery and liquor atore; would be wil ing to make himself generally useful. Address E, K,, office of the Srar. \ ANTED—A first rate WHEELWRIGHT, at ANDREW ARCHER'S, corner 4’, and M Island. my 13-3t* V NTED—A GIRL to do general housework, Apply at No, 454 8th street, between D and Avenue, mm 13-2t* —A good CARRIAGR PAINTER. good COLOREB WOMAN for cook- ing. A toJ. M. YOUNG & BhO., 403 Penn, avenue, my 13-2t* OOD, SMART, TIDY COUK WANTED at the Eating House, on © st,. bet. Ist st. and New vertey: avenue, at the Depot, No. 465, my 13-2" VW ANTED_ bys single gentleman. s commo dious ROOM, firet or second floor, with BOARD; preferred between lith and I streets Re‘erences excha 55! P.O , Washington, D. 0. Yants D—The ladies of the District to call and ‘¥ examine sur stock of WINDOW BHADES, slightly injured byfire. They are beautiful goods We are selling them ata sacrifice. BONTZ & GROSHON. my 13 3t 369 7th street, above I. § 12 MADE FROM $3. Agents wanted tosell poly the LIKENESS of the late PRESIDENT LINCOLN AT HOMES; beaitifally engraved and tinted in tint on r 18x24 inches, SELLS EADILY FOR ONE DOLLAR, Bend 25 cents foreample to F. W. BUMNER & CO, 41 Park Row. New York myl3-3t \ 7 ANTED—A WOMAN to wash and ironin a small family. App y at No. 352C st., bet, 434 and 6th sts., next to Bath Bouse. m1 ie WANTED y & respecta’ UATION as nerse, or to assist in SIT- chamber work or do plain sewing. Apels at No, 252 N. ¥, avenue, between 6th and 7th sts. my I ]NFURNISHED HOGSE WANTED-—Contain- ) ing from 6 to 9 rooms. central location Rent paid in advance. Good reference given. Will be & permanenttenant. Address C. B., Star office. my li-lw* - as e WANTED Ey, a gentleman and wife three or four ROOMS, suitabie for housekeeping, or a small Furnished House during the summer Best of references given. Address Clerk Interior Department, Post Office Box 502, my Il eo3t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY —- Several good COAT HANDS SAM’L W OWENS, Military and Naval Merchant Tailor, my9 diw 212 Pennsylvac: venue. ANTED—A BITUATION by a respectable Girl to do Chamberwork, or would Lave no objection to take charge ofa Laundry, or to goin the ceuntry. Apply at 546 15th strevt, between and I streets. my 9 ANTED-—Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbrokevs’s Tickets, Furniture, Clothing, or avy article ofva'ue. The highest cash Re paid, or exchanged for other goods. At ‘ipger’s Sewing Machine Agency, 502 9th street, three doors north of Pa. avenue. ap 22im* 1 EB SKINS WANTED !—The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DER SSINB, at their Buckakin Glove Ranutactory, 103 High in DG. “hovictt “"'” BAMSBURG & EBERT, ¥ ANTED—A limited number of PUPILS for instroction on the pléne) forte. Best of ref- erences given, £ nlyat No 525 H st., between 6th and 7th ats. mar 13-tf ANTED, WwW 300,000 LADIES MORR, Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Bwiss Muslin,&c., to WM PRINCK’S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 341 Fatreet, and get them Fluted. Prince has two shines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Ruffles witnoat the use of gam cs) spamare the only machines here todo such work feb 3- W ney T BD—SECOND HAND FURNITURA, DIN! iso, MIRRORS. CARPETS. BEDS, BED. G.and HOUSEBFURNISHING GOODE ofevery iption. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. tf between G and H, east si dea: Je IRED AND NOT RETURNED—On the 10th instant, a BEY roan HORSE and McClellan BADDLE aud BRIDLE to a man who gave bis pame as Roach, atthe stable. and at the Wash- ington ‘House ta John Sebos."A liberal reward wi e us or information or his return to National Hotel Stables, 6t st ae $100 ie ee REWARD Stolen from the stable of subscriber on i 7 Thetant. one dark BAY MABE, heave mage ata tail; white star in forehead; heavy mane and od all round. with toe snd beel corks; weight about 1.3% pounds: bight 16 er 17 hands; has more the appsarauce of a horse from her heavy build; about eight years old. I will pay the above reward for the return of the mare or capture of the thief or thieves, or $75 for the return onthe ners one LTON (Int. & Chron.j 562 7th street, my5 PERSONAL. W ILL HENRY JOHNSON, colored, please vertisein the Evening Star his place of resi- dence, (rupcesed to be in Richmond ) 80 his wife can find him. [Bichmond papers please copy.} my 15-3t™ N RB. DR. CURTIS, Natural Clairvoyant. one of the most powerful healing Physicians th has ever appeared before the public. Her see ing powers are gifts from childhood, Bhe ex amines di e8 with perfect accuracy. d never been srown to fail. cated. and will treat ast, provontand fatare, ss enna, ave! 8) hy wee} 4 and 6th streetas sims ai of the a TRAWBEBRRY BASKSTS! STRAWBERRY BASKETS! 1 BTRAWBERRY BASKETS {11 AT $3.00 PER BUNDRED. All may now enjoy the ary of delicate fruits from nicely ventilated Baskets, with such trifling experse as to render it unnecessary to remove the fruit from the basket until ready for use. This Basket is superiorin every respeatto any Fruit Basket in nxe and we oballenge the world to produce one at less cost. Fruit growers and dealers are requested to call and examine thi J. P, BARTHOLOW, 55® Seventh street, between Pa ave. and Oanal, Toy 12-eo2w Washington, D.C, Now LANDING. ONE CARGO BGG AND STOVE 817E8. LYKENS VALLEY RED ASH COAL, This is the best COAL mined for family use; it recommends its:if to all who bave used it; itig- nites quickly, being especially adapted to cooking Purposes, and is the most economical COAL for “Also. WHITE ASH COAL of the best qualit £0, of the best quality, seascued Oak and Pine WOOD, sawed and split, or cord length, for sale by W.T. STONE, Office and Yard Gor. 6th st. amd Missouri avenue, my Il-lw* On the 0 CO, PABKER & OO. Attorneys at Law, Gen- « eral Claim and Real Bstute Agents, 502 12th street, near the Kirkwood House Officers Acecunts with sll the Departments ad justed and settled. Businesain connection with Beal Batste promptly attended to my 10 tf QHAFFIELD'S STBAM 10B CREAM MANU- SS FACTORY, 3%6 6tust . G end H. Sat- #, Copfectioners, Hotels and Families farnished with Ice Cream, e of the best of cream, by steam power, wholesale and retail, warranted to be the best now made. Delivered to any ©! the city my10-1m* TP AILOBING. ECOURING AND REPAIRING, BUCHENDERG. No. £0 Laver four doors asst Of Central Guardhouse. P. 8 —New and second-hand Clothing bought and sold at fair prices. my 3-lm* BE GLORY OF = 6oU: 7 BUOMU. wD'B ar 26-6 EREONAL.—Information in reference to th whereabouts of ELIZA HAMILTON, (colored will be gratefully received by her cistressed hus- band. porepiy Hamilton, who has been seeking after his wile for months past. Information oan be left with George BE. H. Day, corner 5th at. and Louisiana av., Washington, D, 0, my 12-3t* EAE CAPTAIN—Don’t spend any more time or money trifling with quack doctors erquack medicines. Bee a regular physician at orce. Dr, Darby lives at 499 7th st, my5 Im* D5. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania avenue, near lith st., over Messrs. Kidwell’s Drug 8tore. &p5 3mif BOARDING. )OOME AND BOARD.—Genti desir TU etene BOOKS etna eres bet. G@ ms, singly my 5-9t’ {OUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN OAN F accommodated with BOARD na LODGING ou K street, south corner of 25th. mar 20 SSS eee GEORGETOWN. ADVER’MTS GEORGETOWN, May 6, 1835,_ P ROPOBALS will bo received by the undereis ed until TUKBDAY, May 16, fer curbing, guttering and paving the weat side of High street, from Sixth street to the intersection of Market street: also. two ting footways 35 feet wi $ work to be done in the best manne: b five courses of bric! manner; the gatter to o in the 3 the curb to be 18 inches wide. with good pany face, 3% inches wide; the paving to beof the best herd brick. on a good bed of sharp sand. Bidders will state the price of curb per running foot; gut- tericg, qeeging and brick paving by the superfi- cial yard. Said work to be done subject to the inepection and approval of the undersizned, Sas JOH ‘EWMAN, Street Commissioner. rTP OWING PROMPTLY a he AR abs dant he TTENDED TO, by the r Gov, CURTIN, and B UL HAVEN. Ryo on board. or Water rtreet, Georgetown” 80: 5- DAVIDBON, NSTRUOTION iN LANGUAGES, Bit Les) ELTEBATUBE, Enquire at Sat Prony : FURsISHED ROOMS for rent, separate or com- municating.on second floor, at 44™ 12th st., bet. G@ and Siketerence required. m 15-2t" Fa BENT—A HOUSE containing six rooms ms t, near 8th, Fornit = 715 mueure for sale—540 L street, WO LARGE ROOMS for rent, furnished or un- furnish ‘14 Ohio avenue, between ree anauire at ne 14 0) ee a FrURNisE ‘D HOUSE FOR RENT--Five rooms Vere tener nitebans oes yard Srontane — irable lecation. }O Photograph Gallery,” 308 Pasay. my 15-2t* "T'SB22 STORES FOR RENT—Two on Capitol Bill and one on the Navy Yard, Inquire of WM.H. LANGLEY, corner of Sth st. oe avenue, Navy Yard. my ‘OR RENT- An el ly farnished FRONT | Or are Pane PK a ‘ed Room, first floor, i @ street. between l2th . m Fo SALE—A BODA FOUNTAIN with fixtare and receipt for making soda. Will sell cheap Inquire corner llth street and Bhode Isirnd aye nue, above P, may 15-3t* OR BENT—A BRIOK HOUSE, 7 rooms; $25 per mopth; $50 required for purchase of Frame Shed. Inquire at ist street west, fourth door above D at. north. 1t* OR RB: '—A small HOUSE, with Furniture, Very Conveniently located, will be rented fo- & few months. on very accommodating terms. Ap- ply at 7% Bunbarton at., Georgetown. References required, m 15-3t™ FoR SALEB—A CLOTHING STORE, now doing & good business, cdposite Baltimore depot. The building. a two story frame, subject to smali ground rent. together with the stock, wi!l be sold Qn reasonable terms. Apply corner of C and North Capitol sts. my 15 12t* OR BALE—A first-rate FRAME HOUSS. con- taining 9 rooms, together with 9 vali le Lots, whole or in part. in choice fruit, such as peaches, pears, cherries, plums and stapes. all of the best selection, with a pump of excellent water inthe yard,on the corner of G, 13th street and Penn, avenue east. te further particulars call ‘ SWo. 575. oie NO D. OARROLL. AUCTION SALES. B* J.C, MOGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, GREAT SALE OF BEAUTIFUL OOTTAG: a a oe QGQBOUND NEAR ‘oo. On TUBADAY AFTERNOON, May 23, at 3 o’cloek, on the premises, we shai! sell thirt ots ‘round of one half to one acre each, situated on the Piney Branch road, between Pierce's Mill sag the l4th street road, being part of the estate . P. Brown, Bs. These Cottage Sites are on the high ground known as Pii hich for beantiful and romantic sed im this vicin- ity, This road, leading to Pierce’s Mill and Rock Creek, has long been the favorite drive of lovers of the picturesque. Each pot is improved with some fifty or sixty varieties of fruit trees ef the finest quality. ‘he opportunity to purchase ground in this ‘ored locality is seldom offered. It is easy of ees, being only a short walk from the terminus ef the 14th atreet passenger railroad. Terms at sale. All conveyancing and gtamps at the cost of the purchaser. J.C. McGUIRB & CO.. Aucts. my li-tds B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VERY HANDSOME IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER AND NEXT TO DHE CORNER OF 6TH STRERT EAST ANB SOUTH D STREET AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, the 19th instant, we shall sell in front of the premises, at6o’clock P. M.,a good Two-Story and Basement Frame House sod a Stone House adjoining, with the lot on which they stand. it bsing part ef Lot No. 16 in Square ©. 844, baving a front on 6th street east of 42% feet. ‘The Dwelling House contains 11 conve. Diently-arranged rooms, with wide halls: some of the rooms are large size. The Stone House is qubicientty large, and in a good neighborhood for . AL80, Lot No 1,in same Square, adjoining the above- mentioned preperty, fronting 52‘: feet on south D and 75 feet on 6th street east. All this property is perfectly graded and pavements |. down, and is well calculated for a business stand. Title indisputable, Terms: One-third cash; balanes in six, twelra and eighteen months, the purchaser or purchasers to give notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest from day ofsale. Deed given and deed of trust taken. All conveyances at the cost of the purchaser, Inglnding revenue stamps.” will be requi iy own 0) i property when itis Riocked Om, and ti apt comet plied with it will again be pat upand sold to the next highest bidder; and if the whole terms are not complied with in five days, the owner re. the right to resell the property at **- 3 ik and cost of the first purchaser. by adve..sing the same three times in the National Intelligeacer, ml8-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALB.—I ofler for sale my present RESI- DENCE, No, 324 G street. between 12th and 13th. Houte contains 9 rooms, besides bath-room, water- closet, &c., with gas abd water; brick stable and catriage honse on a'fine alley; fuel and servant’s rooms; fine fruit. It isan excellent location for a physician. Persons wishing to purchase will plates only Bnd examine the premises between 10 A. M.,and5 P.M, mylf-eo3t™ R. H. SPEAKE,. rok SALE OR RENT—Would prefer to sell—a very large and commodious three-story BRIOK HOUSE. with all the modern improvements, in- clnding hot and cold water, avd gas threnghout the houee, with a large gaiden, carriage-house and stable for six horses. . The above premises would be suitable fora for- eign minister, member of the Cabinet,or aay cen tleman wighing a comfortable residence hand- somely located in the mos? healthy part of George- town, and not five minutes walk from the Cars. ke The property, wit be ehown and terms made ow the advertiser. =e JOHN ALEXANDER, | No. 240 Pa ayv., bet. 12th and 13th sis, my 15-eotf [Chron& Intel} FOE RESTO BTORE ROOM, No. 78 La. ave., between 9th andl0th sta, sm 13 2 COMS FOR RENT, Furnished or unfarnished, at 499 l0th street. between Penn’aavenus and Ostreet. myl3 3t* STORE ROOM AND CELLAR, corner Massa id 3d street, for rent; $30 per d for business, Enquire of premises. at* m 13 3t oO FFICE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR RaLE.—Inqulre at the office ef WILSON & BANELLL, No. 446 8th street, bet. Penna, av, and D st, m 13-3t* Fo. RENT —Large and desirable FURNISHHD ROOMS, two of them communicating, and on first floor,at400 dth street, near City Hall. Ref ence required, my 13-30" {OR RENT—No. 305, F street, between lith POR Rts two fares BARLORS. first floor. con- nected by folding doors, and suitable for offices or fora stere, Inquireof Dr. TONER, 350 Penn. avenue. myi3 3t* Eo RENT ON LONG LEASE—The best PHO- ph Tg 2 GALLERY in Washington, Alan nine ROOMS in the same building for a dwelling if desired. Inquire of W. H. COLTON, 492 7th at. Gas and water in the building. Rent moderate. my 13-3t" ere a Fos. RENT —A desirable 8TORE and DWELL ING HOUSB, No. 60, near the corner of Bridge and High streets, Georgetown, D C. The house contains i2 rooms, is undergoing thorough repairs,and will be ready to occupy Ist of the month. Exquireat No. 54 High st. m 13 3t* Foe, RENT—A DWELLING near Pennsylvania avenve. with Furniture complete, In 2 of W. B. LEWI8 & OO., at 307 P. E FOR BENT Party furaish' ing eight rooms, No. 6. bet. Band Cets. Rent $45. per RENT—2 suits of well furnished ROOMS, with water and gas; Board if desired. Apply 493 lith st., bet. Hand I, Firet Ward, m12-3:* OR RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, to a family with. outchildren. Imquire at the corner of ithand Market ats., south side, Georgetown, D.C. mi2-3t* Fk OR BALE—One BILLIARD TABU, Phalen & Collard make.in good order; now up aC. W. CAMPBELL’S, 295 E street. Will be sold cheap. my12-3t* 'O RENT AND FOR SALE—Three ROOMS to rett,ata moderate price. Sufficient house- keeping articles fora ll family for sale to who- ever takes the room low price. Address J. KR. B., through the Post Office. m te OUSE FOR RENT—The commodious dwell ing containing 16 rooms, with fine dry cellar ay. my TUSK, contain- ) 13th at., Istand, m 12-4t* supplied with pump, cistern and Potomac wat hotand cold, and gas, with nearly an acre of namented ground,and a variety of fruit, being house No. 16 Penn, avenue. corner of 25th strest. at present occupied by the Hon Secretary of t Baitish Legation. Apply to WM. T. STEIGER No 60 Patent Office Building, or to Mr. Castle- man, near the premises, my 12 eotf ah FOR SALE I HE FOLLOWING PROPERTY which we offer very low on accommodating terms. 1 Frame House on 12th pizectiay rooms; price £15,00 10 Brick do dolith do do ‘do $10,009 do do do@ do 12 do do do co deco do 10 do do do do doMass.av. 8 do do do do do co do 8 do do do do doK do 13 do do do do doH do 5 do do Frame do doWth do,,5 go do Frame do doDst JIsla ° Cy i ‘ALBO, FOR BALR, ix Resaurants. from $40! to $6 000. aks "AND FOR BENT, Four Furnished Honees. Three Unfurnished soe ORELL & BON, Brokers, 8. EB, corner Penna. av. may 12 3t* 5 5 and 15th street, Fo BALE—The GOOPWILL of a fine Btora. near Pa ave.. with FIXTURES anda small stock ef GOODE forsale, Inquire at 522 Pa ay. my 11- FS, RENT—UNFUBNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, can be had at 173 2d street o Band © ats, north. my 9 Fee SALE—LOUSE, situated on south I street, between 2d and 34, Navy Yard. The house has five rooms; the lot 2v feet front by 140 deep. F: $300. Inquire at 595 Pennsylvania avenue, C. itol Hill. ad my 9-0t" F .R SALE—Four HOUSES and LOTS of 5 and6 roums each, on Va av., near 2d st. Payments ener Possession June Ist. Apply to D.M. LAW- RENOK, after4 p.m., No.63 K st., cor. of 2th street, my 3-tf F% SALB OR EXCHANGE-—A valuable PA of 300 acres, title indisputable. desir- ably lecated, within three miles south of Brand Btation,on the Orange and Alexandria Railroa: in Culpeper county, Virginis, There is 100 acr of first quality growing timber, and 200 acres weet, betwee adapted for cultivation and grazing, abundantly supplied with water, and comfortable Dwelling and Ferm Building. For information an address or inquire at Star Office for J, F.BNYDB! _my 2-20 OOD CHANOE FOR A COMPETENT MAN — A_MATERIAL, GAS FIXTURES and GOODS of a Reetaurant, centrally located, for sale—the house very convenient and clean, Inquire at DEM Human Hair and Perfumery Store, corner of D and lth streets, near ane ave- my 1-2 nue Biase PROPERTY FOR 3ALE—N. Bank of Washington, No. 49 Louisia: Icquire next dower, ]‘0 LET—Picasant farnished ROOMS. connect- ing or single in a private family, Terms moderate; at 380 E street, between lvth and lith ats. ap2l im* (OK SALKE—ON LONG TIMB—A FARM af 150 res, about 13 miles from the city, near Coles- ville, Maryland; well watered and a Brick hous or would exchange it for city property. ther particulars inquire of A, MORBHO ner of K and 25th streets OBR SAL: ferent STEPHEN, For fur- SH. cor- x a ap2i In" Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dif- arts of the city. Inquiez of WALL & CO., 322 Pa. av jan27 eotf [Mrortant TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. 209,000 feet clear seasoned WHITE PINE LUM- BER, all thicknesses, from three to five years old, and in prime order, with a large stock embracing every variety of Lumber. Office and Yard, No. 37 Water street, Georgetown, D.C, myl-im {Int.] FRANOIS WHRATIEY.— TO CABINET MAK . [MPoRrant ET ERS, BCLLD. Large lot of Walnut and Cherry, thicknesses from foot clear Pine Lumber of all thicknesses, three to five years old, together with a large feortment of Building Lumber. U For sale at yard, Nc. 37 Water street, George- .D.C.,asuperior lot of 8-4 and 16-4 Ash. aw ¥ WHATLEY. RAOLDS ATTRA, COMP CIS es yigo! the pallid eheek. Debility is accompanied: (> meny slarmicg symptoms, and if no treatment ia bmitted to, Oonsumptios., Insanity or Hy Fiteonsue, : vonage” | undersigned. On the payment of PY J. 0, MoGUIRE & OO, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSE- OLD FURNITURE, OURE On TUESDAY MORNING, May 23 commencing at 10 o'clock, we shall sell. at No. 250 F street between 18th and 14th, dwelling in part ocenpied by the officers of the Ohio State Agency, all the Household Furniture in the upper part of the house, also of the dining room, embracing— One suit of Parlor Furniture, of walnut, uphol- stered in silk brocatelle. consisting of two Tete a-Tete Bofas, two Arm and eight Reccep- tion Chairs, en et = catelter e same, in French worated bro. Two Walnut Carved Bookcases, Two Walnut Marble-top Center Tables One Walnut and one Oak Library or Office Table. Large Gilt frame French-piate Mirror, Slab and rackets. Two sets Lace and Brocatelle Window Curtains One Oak Unamber suit. Marble-top B ne Oa amber suit. Marble-to Washstand, witha Wardrobe, Toad and Two imitation Oak Wardrobes, Reveral Uottage Chamber Suits, Two Walnut. large, and two smail H. ©. sofas, do, Arm Chairs snd Rockers and Side Chairs, Mahogany and Walnut Donble Wardrobes, Mahogany and Walnut French ard Jenny Lind Bedsteads, Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Bureaus and Washstands, Mahogany and Walrut Marble top Pier and Gard ‘ables, Cottage and Plain Bedsteads, Bureaus and Wash- stands, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Mattresses. Blankets. Sheets, &c.. &c, Cane seat Chamber Chairs and Rocters, Brussela, Parlorand Chamber Carpets, aie ply, and Ingrain and Imitation Brussels arpet, - Canton Matting throughont the Louse, Oak Hall Set, Hall wil Cloth, Large quantity of Qil Cleth on stairway and landings, 4 =A Imitation Rosewood Extension Dining Table, Walnut Breakfast a leaf Tables, Mabogany Marble-top Sideboard, Table Crockery and Glassware, Gutlery and Linen, Earthen and Toilet Sets, _ inden epades and Curtains, amber Btoves. Cooking Stove and Kitchen Requisites,&c. Fermeeeh- 5,0 meGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y J. 0. McGUIBE & OO., Auctionesrs, NEATTWOSTORY Late HOUSE 4% PUBLIO On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May I’th, at 6o’clock,on the premises, we shall sell parts of Lots Nos.6 and 7,in fquare No. 399, fronting 15 feeton 9th street. between N and O streets, and runpipng back ‘4 feet 4 inches to an alley; improved by a peat two story Frame House, coutaining five rooms subjectto aground rent of $33.5) per.an- aT "Coaveyancing d stamps at the’ cost of the Minyisdids _‘J. 0. MoGUIRE & 00., Auets, ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, IM VED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT PROV PR eR OTION i. On THURBPAY, May isth, at 6 o’clock p, m., I willsell, in front of the premises, the two two- story Brick Houses known as Nos. 1 and 4, in the Twenty Buildings, each fronting 2) feet on‘4th street, between Market and Frederick atreets, and running back about £0 feet. pp Terms: One-half essh; balancein six months, secured by a deed of ay on ie prone Conveyancing and stamps a’ je cost oO: 6 pur- chaser, THOMAS DOWLING. my 15-4 Auctioneer. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. JSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITUR: MOU T AUCTION = On TUESDAY, the 16th instant, we shall sell at the residence of a lady declining housekeeping, on the north side of K, between 9th and lth sts, near the Northern Market. (the flag will d: nate the house.) at 10 o’clock a. m., an excellent assortment of Furniture, viz— Fine Rorewood Piano-forte, Walnut Parlor Suite Mahogany Ghamber Suite. and other Bureaus Bedsteads, Chairs, Mattressess, and edd Walnut Wardrobe, Brussels, Three-ply,and other Carpets, Oilcloth. &c China. Glass and Crockery Ware Refrigerator, Cooking and other Btoves, A good lot of Kitehen Requisites, with many other articles which we deem upneces ary to enumerate, mny 13 2t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. Y W. B, LEWIS & CO., Aucti A B bs by No. OT Penn. avenue, FURNITURE OF A FAMILY AT AUOTION. WEDNESDAY next. May l7th. at 10 o'clock, at Dwelling No. 433 8th street, between G and H streets north. we shall sell all the Furniture, as— Parlor Sets, Carpets, Tables, Chairs Bureaus. Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bedding Stoves, Kitchen Utensils. &c.. &c. my 12 WM. B. LEWIS & OO., Aucts, ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE REAR OF OntoN NATIONAL HOTEL AT PUBLIC On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May loth, at 6%; o’clock,on the premises, we shall seil Lot No.6, in Square No, 49), fronting 56 feet 4 inches on north C street, between 432 and 6th streets west, and running back about 123 feet to a 3) foot wide ublic alley, with a Brick Building, long and favorably Known as the ‘ Washington Bath ouse. The central location of this valuable property renders it Tery desirable for business Parpores. and we invite the particular attention of capital- iste and business men to the sale. s Terms: One-third cash; the remafnder in 6,12 and 18 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Cas cf conve; soca and revenue stamps to be aid by the purchaser, Piml0-d J, 6. McGUIRE & CO., Austs, Y 0. B.L. CROWN & CO., Aucts, By virtue of power vested in the undersigned by the last will and testament of Samuel Hamilton, and an order of the Orphans’ Court of Prince George’s county, Maryland, we will offer at public sale, on the premises, on TU BSDAY. the 30th day of May inst., at 5 p. m., Lot No. 32, fronting 25 feet on 7th street west, EB. running back 94 feet to a 10 foot alley, on the Island, in the city of Washington. D.C. Thin property Ties in an improving portion of the city, and offers inducements to purchasers. Terms of sale: One half pupenrcnaee money cash op the day of sale, or final ratification by the court, with interest if not paid on the day of ea! residue in two equal installments of six twelve months from the day of sale, bearing interest from that time till paid; to be secured by the notes of the purchaser, with eureties to be approved by the @ whole pur- chase money, a deed will be given, Title indis- potable. 5 All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at cost of the purchaser. WILLIAM H, TUOK, Pat Pasa Caron ecutors 0} }. am: 2. my9 td c. BR. L. CROWN & O0., Aucts, Y W.L. WALL & 00., Auctionsers, VERY DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLIN 4TH STREET AT AUCTION, SOR FRIBAY AFTERNOON i we will sell in fro side 4th street no in square 436, tween D ani h, between I and K, le Frame Dwelling, contalaing seved oing a le and back alley, nice yaa, paved, and hovse all in excellent condition, Termscash, Oonveyancing at the expensa of purchaser. Tay To uate Pomsent en f WALL & @0., Aucts, = D STREET. 367 PAPERHANGINGB AND WINDOW SHADES. lowest cash prices, ee he latest atyics selling z Bh DaREON 2, a 367 Panklin Hall Building, AU work in their line exeouted promptly, city or country, my 91m AUCTION THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. eee YW. L. WALL & 0O., Auctioneers, ~ T TEM'S BALE OF VAL SBLe REAL ae TATE IN THB EVENT ‘ABD. “a ue of a decree of the Buprem: the District of Qolumbis, in auity eit ing date December 13th, 1864, and oe Cause in which William R. Riley et. al. in behalf the “Mount Vernon Building Association,” are I shi caret Rael a Pr lay oO! ~D., © following Heal Batate, vin = t numbered nine (9) ete . (383) of the plan of the Olty of Washington beeiee ofeaid ning for the same at th wd rner square,at the intersection stb ste south 10th ee th south on eline Bfty-fou: De hai (10st) taobene thence north ninety (90) feet, thence easton s line witn said “D street” fifty-four (64) feet ten and one- half (10%) inches to the place of beginning. with the improvements thereon. This property is situated om the corner of D street south and 10th street weet, and Offers great inducements to purchasers. ‘Terms—One-third cash, the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed and bea inte: fi day of sale. title deed Zo bo retained until all ofthe parchase ney is cing and revenue stamps at the cost ir. ot complied with within from the da: ie, the Trustee reserves tto resell the said property at the risk ‘of the defaulting purchaser, by giving eptes Saya notice in some newspaper pi in 6 oi ‘ashington. ss eton. 4. LLOYD, Trustee, ' de W.L, WALL ., Aucts, mhl0awswade | WU: Wal & 00,, Au S27 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED TO TUESDAY AFTERNOON, same hour, 2d May. A, LLOYD. Trustee. aps WM. L. WALL & CO., Accta, &7- THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER POST- onedto TUESDAY BVBNING , {th instant, same our, A. LLOYD, Trustee. my3 WM. L. WALL & OO., Aucts, a7 IN CONSEQU OF THE RAIN, THE above rale is farther postponed te THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 11th inst., same bour. A. LLOYD. Trustee, my 10 WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. na” IN CONBE! ¢ UENCE OF THE BAIN. THE above sale is further postponed to MONDAY AF- TERNOON, léth inst., same hour. A. LLOYD. Trastee. myl2 WM. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts. ¥ JAB. O, McGUIRE & OO,, Auctionsers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SEVENTH STREET’ WEST. NEAR THE CORNER OF M BrRBET, AT PUBLIO SALE. S On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May Sth, at six o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell parts of Lote No. 13 and 14. in Square No. 449, fronting 21 feet 2! inches on 7th street west, n the corner of street north, and running back 115 feet, with a 4 feet side alley to be kept open for the mutual ac- commodation of this and the adjoining lot. Terms: One half cash; the balance in six and eretve months, with secured notes bearing in- reat. “A conveyancing and stampé at cost of the pur- chai apivd&ds J. 0, MCGUIRE & 00., Ancts. &?- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN gonreauence of the rain, until THURSDAY ‘AF- . inst.. at 53; o'clock, aye J.C. MeGUIBE & 09., Acts, S7- THE ABOVE SALEIS FURTHER POST- poned until MONDAY AFTERNOON, isth inst., same hour and place. my!2-dts J.C. McGUIRS & O0., Ancts Y J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctiozeers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDIN LOT, IMPROVED BY A FR DWELLIN HOUSE. ON NORTH & STREET, bet. 218T and 22D STREETS. Under and by virtne of an order made on the lith day of March, 1865, by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and passed in a certain case pending in taid court. wherein Rachel is complainant, and Cyntbia B. Mason @etendants, (No. 1.513 Equity.) l will s lic auction, on MONDAY, May, até im promises plot No. oe are se er Ww! -~the improve FRAME DWELLING HOUSB snd cutbuildings, Terms: One third cash; balance inone and two years, with ipterest. One fifth of the purchase money to be paid at the time of sale; in default of such payment, the prevperty shall be imm Tans atthe risk and expense of the del urchal 5 2 Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- hi . Sia! A. THOMAS BRADLBY, Trustee, JAS, C, McGUIBB & CO ap 21-3tawiwkds sale a Lh Auctionee: U &. MARSHAL’ SALE OF VALUABLEREAL - ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING- TON, D, C.—In virtue of w writ of fieri facias is- sued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Ueurt of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will sll at a sale. for cash, in frout 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 w: No. 1,in Square Ne. 330, being the House ani Lot Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between 9th a: 10th street west, and now occu y. vans a8 a hardware store, together with agiae the improvements thereon, siezed and levied upon asthe property of Waiter Lenox, and will be sold to satisfy judicials No. 261, Supreme Court in a Tavar of Alexander rover at, mrecutor of W. H. ir. . ap is-dts U, 8, Marshal D. 0. z Sth instant. same hour and place, ONDAY, the 1oth instant "AED HLAMON. > _may5 U. 8. Marshal, D.C. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526, corner of 7th and D streets north, EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TUBE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 16th instant, at 10 0’clock s, m , we-shallsell, at No. 337 Penn Det. 6th and 7th streets west, south Furniture, belonging to Mra. Mi used as a boarding house. We enumerate only im rt— Bie Hor Fusnit re. consisti: pf. ‘arlor Furniture. ing of— Sofas, Oastor an4 Bide Obairs« Marble-top Tabi The Ohamber Bedsteads Bureaus, Wardrobes " Washstands, Mattresses. Bec ding, ofall kinds 30 fine Feather Beds ange Pillows. Tele Bete Bicerr, ac yr f ‘With macy other ¢ articles which we deem un- CORES] jumerate, Sealers will oud it to their interest to attend the sale. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. my9-d Y WM. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, B Seuth corner Penn, and Ninth street, “GR L AUCTION 8ALB OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, coo. e . On TUESDAY MORNING, l6th instant, com- mencing at 10 o’clock, we will sellat the Auction Se ae let of Groceries, embracing— ests Tea Boxes Toilet, Castile and Family Soap Boxes Pepper, Mustard, Candles, &c Boxes Indigo. boxes various brands To! jegars and Smoking Tobacco, b: ases Old Bourbon Whisky, Cis: A Diamond Ring. A con: ent of California Wines— 10 cases Ualifornia Sherry 10 do do Port 8 do do Muscatel 7 do 6 do do Brandy Octaves Brandy and Gin 50 barrels Gibson, Bourbon, Old Rye, and other brands Whishy LSo, A Hoda monntels and Apparatus complete. Mays? w.L, WALL & 00., Aucte? myl3 aA AT ALEXANDRIA, VA., OF OON- S LE ENED GRAIN, GRAIN SACKS, hi termaster’s Office, Depot ‘ashington, ia Washinton, D. C.. May 4¢ 1055" Will be sold at public auction, at Alexandria, Va.,en MONDAY, May 15, 1865, at Il o'clock a, m,, about 5,000 bushels of Graig and 20.00 Grain Backs, condemned as being unfit for public use, ALSO, lace, TUMSDAY, May 16, 1865. x ne clock a ig ‘slot of condemned Horses and ales, D ent funds. Terms apem saa i ; HOOKER. ig. Gen. an ef Quartermaster, myid es Depot of Waakinatate y F DEMNED QUART. ¥ SALE OF CON. MT ORES. BEMASTER'S Cuzr ee Orrice, i EPO? OF WASHINGTON, - Wasnincton, D.0., May 13, 1865. , Will be sold at public auction, under the tion of Captain Jar M. Moore, A Q M..U.8. Gite Gibrand itch Sisecl Naan ingitt 8 8: ween aD streeta, ashington.D.O,,on WEDNESDAY, May 17, 1865, at 11 o’slock s.m., a Jot of condemned Quaitermaster Btores, cons! ing of— hovels, Spades, Axes, Brooms, Brush direo- Buck- gs. Taaerass oe saline. Pum; oe ges, Hammers, Aguares, Compasses, Knives, Forks ‘Basins, Buckets, Kettles, ves, Boilers, i . Oauldrons. ie alot of old Brass Gepser Zia Sheet and Gast iron pore. &e, Successful bidders must remove the stores with- in fiva (5) days from date of sale. Terms carh, in Governme: ye RUCKER, hief Quartermaster, my tent = OP epot of Washington. ee J Anam SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULES. ief Quartermasier’s Office, Depet af Was: Onis Washington, D. O., May se” Will be sold at public auction, under the direc- tion of Brevet Colonel Charles H. Tompkins, A. at the Corrals near the Observatory, inthe Qidtcr Washington. D. 0., between FIVE AND S1X THOUSAND MULES, hi d in thi rament se! week ave been used in lo Goren rrice, sale willeommence on MI May 23, , at 10 o’clock a. m., and continue from day to Gay; unless othernise ordered, until the whole id. signe males wil be sold singly to the highont bid- er. Terms cash, in Govern! ines i Brig, Gen, and Gdief aster, my 13-8 Depot of Washington. J) NITED BT. VENUS STAMP OFFION Ue aria RUMEN grea aneciy discount allowed for quantities," my’ -6t"