Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1865, Page 3

a LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GrovEr’s THRATRE.—“ Uncle Tom's Vabin;” “with the beet cast of characters ever selected for the piece, including sach excellent »per- formers as Geo. Kankel and Susan Denia. Washineton THEATER.—« The Rag Picker of New yd ag “Paint Heart never won by the excellent ‘company now ‘Bt this theatre. CANTHRBURY.— The Janghable farce of «Smith & Brown,” the plantation seene from Uncie Tom's Cabin, swith the Fowler visters in the ballet ofthe « The Syiph of the Mountain,” besides an immense ,bDUL of fun and senti- ment. Oxrorp FALL. —An excellent olio enter- tainment ana «Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” with J. C. Hutchinson as Uncle Tom, and Nelly Witney &s Topsy. Murrorotitan HALL.—A fine free concert oa including music, songs, dances, oe. Opp Fertows’ HALL.—Magic and Ventrilo- quism by the inimitable Wyman. ee Rives, NEws.—Burning of a Schooner—Sink- ing of a Vessel loaded with Ordnance Stores.—Yex- terday afterncon, the schooner Mailor, of Unioy, New Jersey, laden with grain and for- age, While at anchor a short distance below Alexandria, took fire in her gallies from the kitchen. The fire spread rapidly, and notwith- standing the efforts of the crews of the guard boat and the propellor Belger to stay the flames the vessel was almost entirely de- stroyed, with the exception ot her hull. A portion of the Mailor’s cargo was saved in a damaged condition. A schooner, name unknown, bound from City Point tothe Washington Arsenal, with ordnance stores, sunk in the Chesapeake Bay day before yesterday during the prevalence of & storm. he vessel and cargo wiil doubtless be a total loss. The wharves from 1x to 7th streets present a busy wed cancers al the present time, a large number of vessels being in pert, loading and unloading army stores of all descriptions. The rivertrom Washington for some distance be- low Alexandria is completely lined with vessels of all classes which have brought large amounts ofsupplies for Sherman’s army and the Army of the Potomac. Four ferry boais are now plying between Washington and Alexandria, and consideravle fivally exists, the steamers Keyport and Young America rurning in opposition to the Collyer and Fulton, which has had the effect of reducing the fare to five cents. Since the arrival of the 2d and Sth corps of the Army of the Potomac at Alexandria, thousands of per- sSoDS pass between the two cities daily, and all ofthe ferry boats are consequently doing a good business. CITY ITEMS. Wyman! Wyman! Wyman!—This is a housebold expression every day since we first made the announcement of his intention to pay usa visit. To-nightheopens his folio of fun at Odd Fellows’ Hall, and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoon for children. Read his advertisement. AS SS THE New Movurnine StoRE A GREAT Svuc- czss —Every articie known to the trade in mourning goods can be found at the Depot for Mourning Dress Goods, Jos. J. May & Co., 308 Pa.ay. Inone of their large show win- dows may be seen tastefully displayed all of Lupin’s and Maillard’s old and new fabrics: ulso, a beautiful assortment of French jaconets and organdies, with black figures on white ground, black and white check silxs, mourn- ing silks of various widths, English crapes, crape veils, wide black thin goods for dresses and shawls, black twisted silk shawls, black kid and silk gloves, grenadine sets, mourning handkerchiefs, parasols, &c. The success of this excellent ‘enterprise is great, and proves bow well a necessity has been met. It is an admirable idea to have astore like thisto go to where & complete outfit for the mourner can be obtained. —— THE FINE TONE Chickering & Sons Piano used at the Concert of Public Schools lasteven- ipg wAs eold this morning to one of our prom- iuent citizens by Mr. Ellis who furnished it eS ae | RWELRY.—Cluster sets, coral sets, jet sets, long chains, buletts, rings, jet buckles, enam- vled buckles, for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Penn’a avenue, near ig street. m16-6t* — a CEDAR CAMPHOR is proven superlatively superior te common camphor for defending furs and cloths against moths. Druggists sell it. Harris & Chapman, Boston, alone, are fac- turers of it. SPECIAL NOTICES. joes ta pes WHY NOT USE THE BEST? Over twenty years’ increasing demand has es- tablished the fact that MATHEWS’ VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best im the world. Itis the cheap: st, the most reliable, and most convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does not require any previous preparation of the hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does not rub off or make the bair appear dusty and dead, but imparts to it new life and lustre, Produces a beautiful black or brown, a8 preferred. A child can apply it. Always gives sa ction, Only 75 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere. HEWS, Manufacturer, ¥. ¥. & CO .New York, Wholesale myl6 eodly mposed u ral worthless Sarsaparillas, that we Ne rare 0 be able to recommend @ preparation which can be depended on as conteinta, the vir- tues of that Invaluable medicine. and fs worthy of the public confide - Doctor AYER’S8AR8A- PABILLA cures when anything can cure the dis eases seat reaps an alterative medicine. may LET US BE MERCIFUL TO OURSELVES. The physical structure of the strongest human Our bodies are endowed by nature with a certain negative power, which protects them to some extent from unwholeseme influences;but this protection is im perfect, and cannot safely be relied on in un- healthy regions, or under circumstances of more than ordinary danger. Therefore,it is wisiom,it is prudence, it iseommon sense to provide against euch Contingencies by taking an antidote in ai- vance; in other werds by fortifying the system with a course of Hostgrter’s Stomace Birrers, the most complete protective against all the epidemic and endemic maladies that has been administered in any country, As aremedy for Dyrpepsia, there is no medicine that will compare with it. Who- ever suffers the pangs of Indizestion, anywhereon the face ofthe earth where HosTstTka’s BITTERS can be procured, does ao voluntarily; for as surely as the Truth exists, this invaluable Tonic and Al- terative would restore bis disordered stomach toa vealthy condition. To the Billious it fs also espe- cially recommended, ard in cases of confirmed Constipation it affords speedy and permanent re- lief. In Camads, the West Indies, and Australia, the Birtens rank above all other medieines of the clats, and the demand for them in all foreign countries increase Ty Season, my WW 2w eer PEOPLE have been so mu: y being is vulnerable everywhere. MARRIED, Ip Washington, on Thursday, May lth, 1835, at he East Ba: fist chureb. by the Bev. Win T. Jobn- * wu ee CANNON, of Washington city, to LAUBA A. MATHENS. of Baltimore Stim ates Elkton and Upper Marlboro peers copy. At Bt. Patrick’s Church, by Rev. Fathor McOar- ty. JOHN DORSEY, of Washiegton, D. C.. to JANE A . daughter of John McBirey,of Balti- more, Sd. i On Monday, the |Sth instant, after a briefillness, WALTER K.. beloved child of Busan B..and the late James Davis, aged three years and eleven nonths ‘The funeral will take place from No. 3M5 Fifth street on Tuerday,the loth instant, at four o’elock pm. @n the 16th inst.. WILLIE. Youngest son of Mery and George N. Chase, ag: © year and one vais ifoneral will take place, to-morrow ae »’cloek, from the residencevof hi er, Dr. Wei. . McConnell 402 Pa. av orene ate Jrees! KG@B!! Eaear: * a large supply of ry tly fi mise eas reale ae i ” 0. BELLWIG & 00. m12-4t* _ 32 North Paca st., Baltimo: R BPAIRING CHAIRS —MRS. SARAB F baa removed from the Island to No. 31 street north, between }0th and litb a where she will continue to repair Cane- oderate charges. (STRUOTION IN LANGUA! HISTORY? Peer TY TRRATUBB. Enquire at 244 Pa. av. spz) eott BALLS, PARTIES, &&. A” ay ETERNOON Sh OPE SEE: AT ABK, Laie oR HOB AY, ar Gontioman and By ofder of the Oemmittee. Edwards. |W. Pri ; Ellen, T. Riggles. No improper person. allowed on the gounds, 'OTIOR,—-The 24 Pic-Nic of the SHIBLDS CLU be given at JUBNEMAN’S fr ieanty ar ae P Cay 21th,1365, te commence at 3.0'sleok p m. Ce 12 o'clock. ts, admitting a Ti ee ots Fifty cents, Coes 3 —_ ‘LD’s ROTHSCHI SO LMER GARDE Pa. av., bet, 3d and ath sts.,(Onpitol Hil}.) The largest Garden in the District. Ope ev ry evening, with a FREE OONCERT, SHOOTING GALLERIBS, WINGS, &e. 8 ye B: treshments of al! kinds in nice arbors. Liberal terms to pic nic parties, my 13-3m OSTPONEMERT. Bereta nese that was to have come off last night, wai postponed on account of the inclemency of She enn Peep AY, May 1 8 '., May 17, 1865. By order of the Committee. vy 12-5¢” Ueran Fox. ae CIBOEE ERIBSDEUZE |, who are wa} joing something So please their many Lady friends and the public generally, they therefore propose to ive their first Afternoon and Evening Pic- at tbe Sastington Park, 7th street, on Thurs- a of May 18th, he Committee pledge themselves to spare neither pains ner exp2nse to make this the grand est affair of the season. Tickets Fifty cents, admitting a Gentleman and adies order of the Committee. zs John H ROF. KRBIS BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE to his 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 Bali. he will continue his Olass f Quarter, commencing on MONDAY, th May. Hours of Tuition as heretofore; lars for further particulars. Apply at his Acade- my, PARKER'S HALL, Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, opposite Metropoli- tan Hotel, where he will no longer be subject to the annoyances and disappointments as he has been heretofore by those having charge of the Hall where he conducted his Class formerly. A note addressed to Room No.18 Washington Building, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street, will meet with prompt 5 LOST AND rOUND. A POOKET BOOK containing some money, found on the road to Gi ‘0, can be had by the owner, at 22 East Capitol street. m16 2t* OsT—On Sanday evenings set oflady’s CURLS in going frsm 23 Penn's avenue te George: town, By returning to above number the finder will be libera'ly rewarded. my16-3t* YAKEN UP—On Friday last, a GRAY MARE, : Bde ren us carb ve ‘by calling ro is7 2¢ ay ween ab + Prove property, pa: charges and take away. » ‘ Yan at 7 n the morning of the 16th inst.. et, D and Bats..a HAIR BRACEL 1 Iti» prized by the owner on ac- + The finder will be liberally re- warced by leaving it at 410 F street, bet. 6 7th, or at this office. m REWARD.—Strayed away last Saturda: S10 icing. oo Brekns, ae Saturds white, and the othera dark red, marked on the back of the head and neck with tar. The above reward wiil be paid if left at GRO, MILLBR’S, butcher, Navy Yard. near the market. m 15-3t" L® —Or lett in one of the stores on 7th street, near H. on Saturday, May 13,a PORTBMON- NAIK, containing a small amount of money and euti:man’s address. ‘The finder will be liber. aily rewarded by leaving it at 522 Massachusetts avenue. my 16 2t* WANTS. —— see ANT D~ A cooe BARE “ 10th street. near Penns;lvania acenag, Wartingeon Bt TED-Two good HANDS, ‘Dress Mehing, Apply at No. 229, batnven Gad ‘0 GOOD CARPENTARS WANTED—At 544 127th st. bet. C and B. aera aee 1t* JAMES WARD. WNT an pa eaenrasies Box 96 Btar Office, es note ANTBD—PANTALOONS MAKERS at ae TUCKER'B, Merchant Tailor, No. 426 Pa avenue. ' myl6-3t* WASTED—A WOMAN ends BOY to to ga No.4i High street, Ge “DSO. ay W ANTED—a BOY to inara the busi Dots, Priuting Ba: ness; one baving some knowledge of the Fequired; mone others need appl : dres * RYLAND.” Box No, 9 Btar offi WANTED An IOB ORBAM MAKEB to at- tend to rse and ‘nake himself general! at U. H. BIDENOUR’S, 304 Pa. my 16-3t* WANTED_By 5 man thet can drive well, and who understands the management of hors: a SITUATION as Gardener. Address Bor Star office. my 16 3t' aNTED IMMEDIATELY Two vent aad one r two coal ; Bone ba rat class hands need “apply, ‘W.H. BRANFORD, Wo. 458 Pennsylvania avenue, mri = ANTED IMMEDIATELY—At the Her Houee, corner ’th and F sts.. a CHAMBB: MAID; one who thorouchly understands her business. None other need apply. my16-3t* Psintzs WANTED-—Three good House Painters ; also, e BOY to learn painting. seer ae PARKER & MACNICHOL. _myl6-8t™ den ‘59’ Louisiana av., bet. 6th and 7th. W ANTED—To rent a Furnished HOUSB, with AG aeons ee yooms. in convenient partie! @ city; ie willin rent in advance. Ad- dress Hox 14 Star Oftioe "AO." tt WwW ANTED IMMEBIATELY—By a lady leaving the city,a NURSB. accustomed to sewing. German preferred. Apply at 35> @ at., between 10th and Jith sts. md WANTED—-A single MAN to work on a place in the country. 4 miles from tow: A piz.to, WM. SPALDING, Room 3 Intelligencer (intel | dilding. my16-3t™ ANTED—A MAN or aman and his wife (from VY New Evgland referred) onafarm near the city. Apply atthe United States Hotel, Penn’a avenue, my] 76 ee oe one to rent = NISHED HOUSE may hear of a good tenant by addressing for one week P. B, T., Washington Pest Office. m 16-20" WARTED—By a stead (American) white Man, a SITUA’ guces; do term work. nows, and will faithful Please address a note to m 16-36 and reliable young TION to and attend a team. He Ny attend to his business, jox 44 Star Office, pesca ots 545A ae es Se WANTED-A competent COOK in a private family. To one coming well recommended and thcroughly competent. liberal wages wil! be paid. No others need apply. Apply, with refer- ences, at No.o70 New Jersey avenue, Capitol Bill. tay 16 3t* FOR RENT AND SALE. _——$———$_————— PURNISHRD KuV. rus '—Hour f F cemfortable and Se ee RgO MB.at Noy 50 12th st.,bet G and H ats, Pie location is one of the most desirable in tbeeity. ap 13 tf Free BENT AND Fi T FOR BALE_—A rizyGenirable two story and sttig ‘4 foeaiities ers Then in eine most mode 1@ Cl! 1 1@ mo! pall rate in Wash: fu bg Sly mation Bobi at the tia cae cant ia iste B RRENT—SEOOND FLOOR sad front BASE FSi vunforniseed. Aouiy om promises. 55 Fayette st. cor 9d st.,Georgetown. mm 16 3t* SHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Snitadle for Il family, th. 458 1 » between 9th a Der mon ay 16 3" 1st OR ESNT—Four Uafarsiahed ROO ith Ex marina ane see atrects, unnanteminrhonbiet ae B® RENT—Four ROOMS, on second and third saient for Rounektepiog, with wa: lew Jersey ave: between Rent moderates” mm IS St USE AND STORK, on Pennsyi- z wa Noe $75 Penn sivamis avenue, u tains. sag “my ié Elied Por SALE—A small CONFECTIONSRY aad JOR CERAM BALOON ,in the most, business . - 5 Bier omes y. For informstion inquire a§ t] For LB—A MOVABLE BTORE. 16 by 2. om Alto. * ares axeras Wegod ane Doge Gar 5 ie i le. rner of lith and Mstrectar ne Nees ABA cost At™2 BRICK HOUSE. two story, built for a 4 tore, having a private entrance. Lot 25 by 7 feat, , Title indis arable. Toqnire at F street, 39, Delween Teets, 0) Ll) an- ton Hospital. nee Pray io-3te prrasant FURNISHED BOOMS for rent at No. 437 Ly st.. bet. 10-handlith. mi 15-3t* F UBNISHED ROOMS for rent, separate or com municating. on second floor, at 44% 12th st.. bet. Gand H, Reference required. ™ 15-2t™ FO RENT—A HOUSE containing six rooms Furnitare for sale—540 L street, near sth. my !5 3t* Tv LARGE ROOMS for rent, furnished or un- furnished. Inquire at No. 14 Obio avenue, between 1ith and Isthatreeta, myl5-21* UBRNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Five rooms and summer kitchen, fine yard front and back. Very desirable lecation. Apply to the ‘Addis Photograph Gallery,” 308 Pa,av. my 15-2t* ‘HREE STORES FOR RENT—Tqo on Oapitol Hill and one on the Navy Yard. Inquire of WM.H. LANGLEY, corner of 8th st. and Penna, avenue, Navy Yard. my 15 3t* OR RENT-An elegantly furnished FRONT ROOM, first tloor, at 322 G street. Also, bark Bed Room, first floor, 326 Gst. Inquire at 326 @ atrect. between 12th and 13th sts. my 15.3t* Fo BALE—A S0DA FOUNTAIN with fixture and receipt for making sods. Will sell cheap. Ynquire corner llth street and Rhode nd ave- nue, above P. may 15-2t* Fo. RENT—A small HOUSE, with Furniture, very conveniently located, will be rented for a few months. on very accommodating terms. Ap- ply at 75 Dunbarton st., Georgetown, References required, m 15 3t! W 4ANTED-Two PIE BAKERS, at No. 216 D street, between 44 and C sta. Island, Sige week, [my 15-3t*] B_HEodTz MEE WANTRD—At Pierc Gresks D.O. Geod wanes aid . . my pa ct Sa Ee ee a WANTED-a YOUTH quick at figures as clerk in lumber yard. Apply toH. HERRING & BON! Pscoraer Ohio avenue and 12th street. ¥ ANTED IMMEDIATBLY—A competent {*OR SALE—A CLOTHING STORE, now doing & good buainess, opposite Baltimore depot The building, atwe story frame, subject to small ground rent, together with the stock, will be sold le terms. Apply corner of Gand Bore , OR BAL B—A first-rate FRAME H¢ On - taining 9 rooms, together with 9 valuable Lots, whole or in part, all in choice fruit, such as peaches, pears, cherries, plums and grapes, all of the best selection, with a pump of exce! it water inthe yard, on the corner of G, 13th street and Martel gle and IRONER. ne such. liberal penn: ane) at further particulars call wages will be given. Apply t i | at premises, No. 575, KBR, 375, corner 4% and Oserecta; Oey RAE | nty tote D. OARROLL. WANTED THRER DRE83-MAKERS, at No. Y¥ 359 13th street, between H and I'strects. Nose but good hands need apply, Wages. from @5 to $6 per week. myl5 3t™ WANTED 25 Pie, Cakeand Bread BAKERS {om saierel y at corner 4%+ and L sts., Island, or 499 lith st., bet. Pa. av. and E st, _myl8 4 BA. & KA. THAYER, Want ED—A young MAN, to attend a Confec- tionery store. Ona who has been inastore preferred, Apply to T. POTBNTINI, 279 Pa. avenue, between i0th and 11th sts. m 15-2t* StRarap OB 8TOLEN—On the night of Wed- nesday, the ‘0th inst., from the corner of Pa. gropue and llth street. infront of the Buropean otel, ene BAY HORSE. with pert of double har- - forse had sore on left hind foot. A liberal ill be paid if jeft at F. T. MILBUR: -gigpposite Dunbarton, Georgetown. $1 0 REWARD.--Strayed or stolenon Satur- day night,a pair of MARKS, one between &nirco gray and a itten, with some few dark spots across the h and a dark bay Mare, black main and tail, very neat and clean looking limbs under her, with the(H) branded under the mane onthe right side of her neck; both of ordinary size. The finder will reteiv @ above reward Ee Teun them to Ce oxnereNo- 726 New ersey avenue, corner of K street south. _myl-27 R. A, DANT. QTBAYED AWAY OR BTOLEN—On the 12th +” instant, brindle COW (age unknown) and heifer CALF.(3 years old,) both without horns. Cow bas a white face and « white stripe running the whole length of her back; tail not long. Heifer bas two smal! spots on her back, éar marks in both ears, and long tail. False teats on the ud- ders of both cow and heifer calf. Any n whe ¢ to the re- ive information which will les ry of these kine willconfer a great favor on 8 peor family, and will receive a reward from the family by conve ins such information to Rev. WM. W. CAMPBELL, No, 539 llth street, near Q south. m 16-3t* $10 REWARD.—Strayed away on May lith, one small red BUFFALO COW, witn white face. Upon returning her to the corner of 12th and © streets, Island, the above reward will be paid my 15-2t* OST—A Leather VALISE, with the lock broken, containing Clothing. three Ambro- type Pict: The @ it in charge will d t favor Ord at No. 3m oth street, bovween @ and it can be had. my 15 2t* NTOLEN—FROM T. F. SCOTT, LAST NIGHT tn nOtant: © BAS Magee eae hand fally mounted with a McClellan Sad- dik U. 8 on left shoulder; ieand Bridle. Marzed left band fetlock white. Whoever will produce the above mamed animal at corner of K and First streets, near Douglas Horpital. shall receive TEN DOLLARS reward, or TWENTY DOLLARS for the convictien of the party or parties. myl5 3t 5 BEWARD for the retura of a PHOTOGRPB ALBUM, stolen from the residence of BR. B. MOHUN, 392 L street,onthe 11th inst,, between 8and 90’clock A. M, myl3 3t* AX BSTRAY COW taken up on Capitol Hi slit cut outof the left ear and crop of the right; white under the belly aud and head; no horns: coler red. DYRE, m 13-3) Sth at. east, bet. north A and F Cap. $8 REWARD .—BStrayed RED COWS tw: * on their forehads; w! on shoulders, belli tails; they are fresh with milk. Return them to ea2 H eeeiaorie: Lobe S3dand 4th streets, and receive e above reward. my 13-3t* MATTHEW COOK. O8T—In this city, on the 10th inst.,.a POCKET BOOK and contents, and a Discharge of Lieut. ith. +f no use to any one only the owner. Also, SILVER WATCH. Any person retu: ig the same to Me@Guire’s Restaurant, 212 Pa. avenue, will be duly rewa: 13 3t® LIEUT. 8MITH, ORPORATION SORIP LO: conteining twelve certific amounts, issued for ting nu: ing and pavin, day morning peas Hall. ces and streets and alleys, was lost Tee n, orinthe neighborhood of the r on said scrip bas been tiom made for the issuing of Any person bringing the same to the under- signed will be suitably rewarded. my 11 eo3t* W. B. TODD. REWARD,—Stolen from the stable of $1 00 the subseriber om Sunday night, t! ‘th instavt. one dark BAY M . heavy m: and tail; white star in forebead; shod all round. with toe and heel corks; weight about 1.30 pounds: bight 16 er 17 hands; has mo. @ Sppsarance of a horse from her heavy buil bout ht years old. I will pay the above reward for the return of the mare or capture of the thief or thieves, or B | for thi ti f the Jone. $79 for the return of EW. HAMILTON, my8 (Int. & Chron.} 662 7th street, N 188 C. ELOFFE. of Baltimore, has ths honor to inform the ladies of Washington, D. O., that she will open next Thursday, 18th of Lee a great and beautiful assortment of. SPRING and SUMMER BONNBSTS. j from Paris. She is known for man: bum: 8 customers to have the ‘and elegant Benvets. Pleas: eet Paltimore, Md. at $ purchase. Pp#0PesALs FoR FLOUR. Depot Com@@ssary of Subsistence. iB ., e at It o'clock m for furnishing the Bubsisteses Department with BIGHT THOUSAND, (9.000) BARRELS OF this ter- 6 The proposals will be for what is known Depot as Nos. 1, 2,and 3, and bide will bi tained for any quantity less than the whole. Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade on ate sheets of r "Bio delivery of the Flour to commence within five deys frem the opening of the bids, and must be delivered in such quantities, daily, as the Govern- ment may di: eth ‘at the Gcvermment ware; bouse $n eer) we: 3 the wharves, or tin ington. . tes elie ‘of all Plour awarded to be com- leted within twenty days frem the acceptance of he bid. Bids will be reoeived for Flour to be delivered ae est will et ee each fands as the Goy- erpment may have for disbursement. The usual Garena’ ianperuen Nit be mete before the Flour is received. tecepted which is not fresh ground, and of a supe- rior qui ust accompany the oath Situcr Uiesian'e.T the sath guidia ta he office, and no bid will be entertained Srosn per tice who have previonsly failed to comply with their bide, or bidders net present to respond. Government reserves the right te reject any bid for apy canse. sddresred to the undersigned, at No. ita tobe sddreared *Preposals Yar Flcu i. B.T. BRIDG my 15-3t tain 0. TWjaNHooD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR ABB Ma eeee by HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BU- OHU mar 25-40 A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUA- TION as dining room girl or chamberwork. Enquire No. 104 24th st., between L and M. Wash- ington. D. 0. m 15-2t* WANTED-BITUATIONS. by two remectable girls, as plain cook and to wash aad iron, and as chamber-maid. Please address a note to box No, 34, BTR office, and the advertisers will call. myi5-2t* WANTED To hire a gocd TEAM, with large. ‘strong WAGON. ateel spring preferred. with or without driver, by the day. Apply to J. CHOLLAR & CO., 304 D at, between 12th and 3th, m 15-3t* WANTED—A FRONT ROOM, second floor, (far- nished or unfurnished,) with board for a gentleman and wife. within twenty minutes’ walk of corner 7th aud I streete. Reference required. Apply 345 7th street,7ear I. my 15-3t* WANTED-A small HOUSE of four or five VV rooms for a small fami, Good reference gree ,Address Mra B. MOTT. Washington P. , *tating terms and location. Would buy some furniture, my 15 2t” ANTED-—To inform the ladies of Washington W that we sell HEELED GATERS for‘one dollar a pair; without heels. 25 ce: the origi- nal Cheap Shoe Btore, 523 Pennsylvania avenue, myl5-2t* ANTED—A smart, a | old, who can read and write, and desireslearn businers. Must reside with his parents and come well recommended. Apply to MORGAN, RHINB- HABT & CO,, 241 F at., bet. 13th and lith, my 15-3t V ANTED—Bya ous man of strict character, a situation as BAR- TENDER or CLERK in scme wholesale and retail Erocery and liquor store; would be wil ing to make bimaelf generally useful. Address E. K., office of the Stak. myl5-2t* ANTED—A first rate WHEELWBIGHT, at ANDREW ARCHER'S, corner 4’: and streets, Island. my 13-3t* ANTED—By a single gentleman, a commo dious ROOM, first or second floor, with BOARD; preferred between 10th and 15th aud F and I streets Be’erences exchanged. Add recs 65%, P.O , Washington. D.C. myl13-3t* WwW ANTED—The ladies of the District to call aud vY examine eur stock of WINDOW SHADES, slightly & jared by Bre: ney ase beautiful goods e ar em at a sacrifice. Saker! BONTZ & GROBHON. my 18 3t 369 7th street, above I 12 MADB FROM $3. Agents wanted to sell the LIKENESS of the late PRESIDENT LINCOLN AT HOME; beautifully engraved and Tinted in tint on pever 18x24 inches. SELLS BADILY FOR ONE DOLLAR, Send 25 cents forsample to F. W. BUMNBE & CO., 41 Park Row, New Yor! myl3-3t UNFORNIS D HOEBE WANTED—Contsin- ing from 6 to 9 rooms, central location Rent paid in advance. Good reference given. Will be @ permanent tenant, Address OC. B., Btar office. Wy ll-lw* Waar gentleman and wife three or four ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, or & small Furnished Hi louse during the summer. Best of references given. Address Olerk Interior Department. Post Office Box 502. my 11 eo3t* WARTED A SITUATION by a respectable @irl to do Chamberwork, or would have no objection to take charge 268 Laundry, or to goin Apply at 346 18th street, between ey. 3 my “ ap8-eolm™ 3 WwW hed HOUSB. contain- Ware fe esc enion stair rentwifl bepait, Satingtons fOr WH. B. DR LARRINTRIE may 6-eod2w Department of State. N EXPERIENCED AMERICAN MONTHLY A pete o disengaged. having best city ref- erences, can be seen at 519 H street, between 6th and7th. Thenkful for past patronage, desires a continuance of same. my 5-9012t™ WwW ANTBD—A DAIBYMAN, German preferred} Inquire at this office. ap 29-solut* WARTED- Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbrokecs’s Tickets, Furniture, Clothing, or any article of The highert cash rice paid, or exchanged ber goods. At inger’s Sewing Machine Agency, 502 9th street, three doors north of Pa. a' ap 22-Im* BE BKI ANTED! subscribers will y the highest cash price: ER SKINS, ir Buck, Glove ufactory, 105 High al sti . Dero eee AMEBURG & BBERT. W 451801 limites of PUPILS for instruction on the piano forte. Best of ref- plyat No. 525 H st., between mar 13-tf erenceagiven. & 6th and 7th sts. ‘ED, WwW $00,000 LADIES MOEB, Who want the new style of O Swise Muslin, &c., to a Flutin, Pepot. Fluted. Prince has two machines mad for Quilling Ladies Ruffies without the use o & 9. Gad ore the only machines here todo such AN 7B D_SROOND HAND FURNITURE. Also. MIRRORS CARPETS. BEDS, BRO: DING.and HOUSBFUBNISHING GOODS cfevery description, B. BUCHLY, 406 7th stree: Seat between G and H, east side. BOARDING. OQOMS AND BOARD -Comfortable ROOMS vith Riffood Boa, can be bad at reasonable ratas, ingle gentiemen.at No.94 Gay st, Georgeto: witbin minntes walk of t! one of the most healthy. siry M tion im the District. References given and quired. 1t ‘OUR OB FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BEB WELL accommodated with BOARD and IN Fee south corner of 2th. pres SS ~ ELD’S STEAM ICE ORBAM MANU- Sic ‘ORY, 366 6thst.. bet. G@ and H. Sut- lers, Confectioners, Hotels and Families furnished Ice Cream, le of the best of cream, by wer, wholesale and retail, warranted to est now made. Delivered to any part of thecity. myW0-lm* BEA AND OONGLUSIVE T: Al on wit! Teeth in the U.B, Dispensatery. mer aome OOMS FOR RENT, Furnished or unfurnished, at 499 loth street. between Penn’a avenue and O street. myl3 3t* STORE ROOM AND CELLAR, corner Massa cbusetts avenue and 3d street, for rent; $30 per | month; excellent stand for business, MRS, WROM, on the premises, m 13 3t*_ QCEFICE FOR RENT AND FURNITURS FOR 8aLB—Ingculre at the office ef WILSON & BANRKILL, No. 446 8th street, bet. Penna, av. and D st. m 13-3t™ {OR RENT—Large anu desirable FURNISHED ROOMS, two of them communicating, and on first floor, at 400 4th street, near City Hall. Ref- ence required. Toy 13 3t* fo RENT—No. 305, F street, between lith and i2th, two large PARLORS. first floor. con- nected by folding doors, and auiteble for offices or fora store, Inquire of Dr, TONER, 350 Penn, avenue. myl3 3t* OR RENT ON LONG LEASB—The best PHO- ! “TOGRAPH GALDBRY in Washington, Also BOOMS in the same building for a dwelling if der . Inquire of W; H. COLTON, 492 7th st. Gas and water in the building. Rent moderate, my 13-3t* {OR RENT—A desirable _ ING HOU8B, No. 60, near the corner of Bridge and High streets. Georgetown, D C. The house contains 12 rooms, is undergoing thorough repairs, and will be ready to occupy lat of the month, Erquire at No. %4 High st." m 13 3t* ‘OR RENT—Partiy furnished HOUSE, contain- ing eight rooms, No.555 13th st., Island, bet. Band Cats. Rent $15. 1a 12 -4t* For BALE—The GOODWILL of a fine Store. near Pa ave.. with FIXTURES ands small ee et eere forsale. Inquire at 522 Pa av. FS SALE—A desirable Country RESIDENCE situated on the Railroad, between Waehington and Baltimore, within 1/0 yards of the Bladens- burg Depot, and decmiediacely, adjoining the resi- Boquire of ni STORE and DWELL dence of C. 0. Hyatt. 8r.. Esq. It isa very han e Cottage. in first rate or- der, with the out buildings complete. The grounds are well laid out, and contain an abundance of choice fruit and shrubbery. Fine water on the premises. For particulars refer to GUY, of Sibley & Guy. or B. ¥. SIMPSON, same place. m1i eost* Fo RENT—UNFORNISHBD ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping.can be hadat 173 2d street west, between B and C sts, north. my 9 F . SALE—Four HOUBES and LOTS of 5 and6 rooms each, on Va av.,near2d st. Paymente easy. Possession June Ist. Apvly to D.M. LAW- RENOK, after4 p.m.. No.63 K st., cor. of 25th street, my 3 tf PoE eee oe eR CHANGE A val FARM, of 300 acres, title indisputable. ably lecated, within three miles south of Brand: Btation, on the Drange and Alexandria Railroad, in Culpeper county, Virginia, There is 100 acres of first quality growing timber, and 20 acres adapted for cultivation and grazing, abundantly supplied with water, and comfortable Dwelling and Farm Building. For information and ti 4, address or inquire at Star Office for J. F. SNYDER, my 2-29 Busrrzas PROPERTY FOR SALE—Near Bank of Washington, No, 49 Louisiana s Inquire next doer. ap29 O LET—Pleasant furnished ROOMS, connect- ing or single in a private family, Terma moderate; at 380 B street, between 10th and llth ats. ap2lim* OR SALB—ON LONG TIMB—A FABM af 150 acres, about 13 miles from the city, near Coles- ville, Maryland: well watered and a Brick house; id hange it for city property. For fur- ther particulars Fnquire of ‘A MOREHOUSE, cor- ner of K and 25th streets. ap 21 lm* E—Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dif- OF BALE Dat the city. Inquied of WALL STEPHENS & O0..329 Pa. av jan37 eott PERSONAL. yet PERSON THAT LEFT THE BOX IN charge of a msn at 2lstst.and Penna av.,on the 13th inat.. can hear of the same by calling on BRYAN CORRIDAN, 24th and G sts., Govern- ment Bakery. 1t* YY SETSD — laformetien of LUOY GLEED, (eolored ) from the widow Carter's. Oakland, near Leesburg, Va. Information will be thank- fully reesived by her mother at Daniel Buss? houge, on O street, near North Capitol street. my Ww ILL HENRY JOHNSON, colored, please ad- vertise'in the Evening Star hia place of resi- dence, (supposed to be in Richmond.) so his wife can find him. (Richmond papers please copy.] my 15-3t* : R. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania D avenue, near ith st,, over Messrs. Kidwell’s ep5 3mif* Drug Btore. OPOSALS FOK THE GRADING AND PAYV- P* tne oF ite eae FLOM THE OANAL BRIDGE PO THE FRONT OF CITY HALL. Proposals will be received at the Mayer's office uptil12m..on Monday, 21st in for the pur- pg and Paving 4. et. from the front of City Hall ‘th stones simi- used in paving Baltimore strect,( Bal- ity) not over eight or less than five in- cbes in diameter. aud seven inches in depth. Bidders will state the price per square yard for aving and per Cubic yard for gradi The pav- ee to be aid ins of pure gravel t i ches deep, and the street well wet befor rammed twice with a ninety pound rammer an thep covered with sharp gravel, the whole to be finished to the entire satisfaction of the Commia- sioner of the Fourth Ward and the Assistant Com- misioners. 4igHARD WALLAOH, Mayor. pw hye { Assistant Commissioners, my 15 MPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. 200,000 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.O. myl-Im ({Int.)] FRANCIS WHEATLEY. OW LANDING. ON3 CARGO BGG AND |. LYKENS VALLEY t COAL mined for Tole i ie eet te alone be rec Dm i . dell specially adapted to cooking once and is the most ‘economical COAL for summer U! 80. TE ASH COAL of the best quality, stg Oak and Pine WOOD, sawed and aplit, of cord length, for tale by W. T. STONE, Cor. 6th st. and Missnusi arenze jor. avenu my ll-lw* si On the Ganal. ' D STATE! INOS STAMP OFFION i Use aLyines BUN hyd rene Antianarian, @, OP usual Facbnatellowed for quantities °° my” et P.8 = j neatly in oil Pipes rua areata ‘ap 2- AUCTION SALES, et eee ee B* JA8.C, McGUIRE & 00.. Auctioneers, UNIMPBOVED PROPERTY ON DELAWARE AVENUB AT BUBLIG 8. ot THURSDAY AFTERNOON: on Premises, wrest Babee porth frone fetes All cone chaser. Terms carh, myl6 dds" J. 0. MeGUIBE & 00., Ancts B® THOS. DOV’ =NG, Auct.; @eorgetowa. OBANOBRY SALE OF A DW AND LOT IN GRORGBTOWR SD Goon ene Dieter Dereeeet written it we Catherine BE. M sa nents e- Oss ad ieee umbia, bein and 15) fronting 32 feet more y reat, between 3d and th sts, and running back 100 feet. Terms of sale -third cash, the residue até and 12months with interest on deferred payments, for which the purchaxsr’s bonds will be taken, and a lien on the property therefor. If the terms are not complied with within five days from the day ef sale. the property will be re- te at the purchaser's risk om one week’s publi - on, ay conveyancing and stamps at the costof the * WILLIAM H. MARLL, Trustee. _iny 16-eodta THOS. DOWLING. Aust. Y JAS, OC. McGUIBE & CO,, Auctioneers, TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH I STREET. SBTWEEN 14TH AND 15TH TREETS WEST. AT PUBLIO SALB. .PRIDAY AFTERNOON, May loth. I shall sell, in front of the premises, at ( o'clock, by vir tue of a decree of the Orphans’ Gourt, dated the 1303, ratified and confirmed by the ust of the District of Columbia on the day of May. 1355, the following described ng Lots, viz = ta mumberod four (4).and Ave, (9,) 10 3q numbered two hundred and eighteen, (213,) t numbered 4 haying a front of 42 feet 7inches on north I atreet, between 14th and 15th streets west, rupning back witha side alley to a foot alley 1483 feet 7 inches Lot 5 fronts 50 feet on said street. aqauing back theagme depth to the said 3) foot ley. Terms: One-half cash. balance in 6 months, the purehaser to give note for the deferred payment, aripg interest from the day of sale and secured to the satisfaction of the guardian. All Cope et including revenne stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. Title perfect. i ra. ELIZA_ANN DRAIN, Guardian, my 16 dé& 3.0, Mc@UIRE & CO., Aue Y¥ J.G. STAFFCRD & CO., Auctioneers, BREMPTORY SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE ad 3 AND LOT IN THE FIRST WARD our AT AUOTION, On MONDAY APTERNOON, the 224 inst.,at 6 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell the nerth- ern part of Lot numbered N fronting on 20th street 12 fe ning back 51 feet. The improvements c & Two-story Frame House, ia good repair, and under rent to a good tenant at twelve dollars a moath, This property fronts 20th street west, near the market, in a thriving neighborhood where prop- erty has largely enhanced in value. and will be sli without reserve, av the owner is about to leave the city. : Terms: $200 cash at the time of sale; the residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premizes, Conveyancing and stampr at the cost of the pur- chaser. myli-td&kd J.@. STAFFORD & CO, Aucts, | JR¥o. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE ON H ST. NORTH, BETWEEN THIRTBENTH AND FOURTRENTH STREETS WEST, NORTH A three story Brick House. No 3 with three- story back building, being Lot No.5, in Square 20, fronting 26 feet 5 inches on H street, and run- ning back 14 feet to a 3) foot alley, and on its west side bas a 15 feot alley, running north through the square. The front building is 2 feet 5 inches front and 51 dee: BS the back building 25 feet deep and 15 feat# @, with a lobby 1) feet deep, between frontand back buildings and private stairway. Thefront and back buildings contain 12 rooms, besides store room and large kitchen, two of the rooms in front building being fine large drawing rooms, The sale will take place on SATURDAY, the 13th of May.at6o’clock p.m., if not previously dis- private sale. a 5 atsale, and possession given the Ist of une, 1855. d and stamps. &c ,at expense of b. 5 Dood and stamny RIS ANDREWS, Trustee may 5-a J.C, McGUIRB & CO., Aucts. W2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til RSDAY, May 15, same place, at 54 o’clock. Application for private purchase entertained as before until sale. CHRIS. ANDREWS, Trustee. myl$d___JA8. 0. Mc@UIRE & ©0., Aucts._ Y WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, South corner Pa. ave, and 9th atreet. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY NEARTHE NAVY YARD. Court oP By virtue ef a decree of the Supreme the District of Columbia. in chamcery ing date the 2d day of May, A. D. 1355, in a cause in jourt depending, in which Thomas P. White is complainant, and Wm. T. Robb etal are defendants, (No. 343 Rquity) I shali offer for sale. at public auction, on TUESDAY, the 30th day of May, 1335, at 6 o’clock p. m., i front of the premises, part of Lot numbered oi (1) in Square numbered nine hundred and fifty-twe (952), of the plan of the city of Washington. bounded as follows: Beginzing for the same at point on the line of south M street, distant fifty- one (51) feet six (6) inches west from the southeast corner of said Jet, and running thence weatwardly with the line of said south M street sixteen (15) feet; thence northwardly an? pa streeteast seventy five (75) feet si thence eastwardly with the l'ne of teen (15) feet aty-fiv seinning, with the im- provements thereon, consisting of a smal! Brick This property is situated on South M street, near 10th street east. ia a _ Terms: One-half cash; the residue in two equal installments of 6 and 12 months, the purchaser giving his note for the deferred payments ea- lersed and bearing interest from the day of sale. Title deed to be retained until the whole pur- chase money is paid. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. ASBURY LLOYD, Truatee, WM, L. WALL & C my 13-3taw2w& ds Auctioneers. Y W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, VERY DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING ON 4TH STREET AT AUCTION, On FRIBAY AFTERNOON, 19th instant, at 6 o'clock, we will sell in frontof the premises, No. 334, eastside ith street north, between I and K, avery desirable Frame Dwelling, containing seven rooms, with side and back alley, nice yard, well paved, and horee all in excellent condition. Termecash. Conve ancing at the expense of purchaser. mmediate possession given. my 1) WM. b. WALL & CO., Aucts, 486 SPRING ASPOR IMENT 486 MARHKRITER’S, NO. 486 8. NTH STREET, DEALER Im CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMENTS EMBRAOING PAPBR HANGINGS. A select and varied stock of Gilt, ow ee iced Paper gings, Borders, Statues, Cen- tre Pieces, &c., embracing the Largest and Hand- somest assortment in the District. WIN DES. Buff, Green, Pink. eters Chocalate. Brown and Gilt Window Bhades, a variety of patterns; Bhade Fixtures, Tassels. &c. PICTURE OORD & TASSELS. Picture Cord and Tassels, dif- im epg a beautiful assortment. Picture Rings, Nails, &c. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. The Jargest assortment of Oval Frames in th 80, & Vi @' or wi ava- ied a} ock of pmall-six Oval and Oarte de Visite “ENGRAVINGS & PAINTINGS tee soled choice Engravings and Paintings always store. Orders for Paper Hanging and Window Shades punctually attended to, and executed inthe best manoper, in city or country. wa Torms Cash for at ble Labor . MABRKRITER, 486 ight 486 SEVENTH 87K! ap Sow if Washiagton, D. 0. doorsabove Odd Fellows’ Hall. FREAPERS AND MOWERS. Tre “SALLY 2 BRS. e** a os) Y BREAPBES AND MOWERS. HODBARD REAPERS AND MC WER. WOOD'S ey AND MOWERS MoCORBMICK ’ wages AND MOWERS. o! 1 sesyetet Machines, employed to repair ma- chinery. ‘abo lachines are offered at FAOTORY PRTGMB, Soper) wanting these Machines can rely OD poneees JP. BAETHOLOW, deviation whatevy ent for the Manafacturers, Agricultural Warehouse, 558 7th street, Between Penn. sveae and Canal, my Ii.-eolw Washington, D. 0. FFIOB DES: FFICE TABLES, 0 y __ OFFiON OHAIES. Just received a large assortment of the above goods which we are a | at reduced ead also. a complete assortment of Chamber and Parlor Furniture, A call is solicited. ic ‘L8ON. thease eee on nad D streets. myl0 eodét (Intelligeneer.} Le tion, by J. 4 second-hand Clothing ‘prices, TT AtLoRING., SCOURING AND REPAIBING, BU bought 3-lm* ma. AUOTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BTW. 5. ALL & 00: Auctioncers, §! men om MORE AMR LGR BEE BIRT virtue of the d ft Jans’ Court of . uly co: ourt of Chancery tinal 01 eict ele, at pabiie section, P ee aXe @ 28th da: December. A. aih ealate of poet, sOnartea! ey A 3. Bilaand Bun Pelton. meer nila Charles A. Felton. dtoeaned, her wth my interes . as the widow seid Oharies 5 ing prop- : {Lot < Pe acetate ttn ge Agents tear a) nine, (499,) of the plan. of the oi 7. of This ashington. property is sted on the corner of)4'¢ street west and sont! t, and isi ick dwelling ho mproved by use, half cash; tha residue in three and e purchaser giving his notea forthe Peeciiedatercet taya theder ofieacn ee ry e e day o! Titledeed to be Totained erat the whole of the PUL conveyancing at the Cost of the purchaser convOyADBANNAH POLTON, Guardian. A. LLOYD, Attorney and Agent, TBE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY WILL be resold on THURSDAY. the lith day of May, net até Sere m., at orion and expense of 8 FeCOM at rehaser. . 5 Tne! W.L. WALL & 00,, Aucts, ap 2-e08tads 87 THE ABOVE SALE [8 POSTPONED TO TURBSDAY, i6th inst. hour. SU8ANNAG POLTON, Guardian. A. LLOYD, Attorney and Agent _myl2 'W. L. WALL & GO . Aucts. B* W. B. LEWIS & OJ., Auctioneers, No. 307 Pens. avenue. FUBNITURE OF A FAMILY AT AUCTION, WEDNESDAY next. May I7th. at 10 o’clock, at Dwelling No. 433 8th street, between Gand streets north, we shall sell ail the Furniture, aa— Parlor Sets, Oarpets, Tables, Chairs Bureaus. Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bedding mya Kitchen Una as a Gu,, auets, aA iF NDEMNED QUARTERM S LE OF CO; te RMASTER'S Cuigr QUARTERMASTER’S OFFicr, Drrot or WastInerow, J Wasrincton, D O., May 8, 1865. , Will be sold at public auction, under Os, tion of Captain James M. Moore, A Q M.,U. 8, 4. at Warehoure No: 3en Hew rome as be ween I5th and 1th streets, Washington, D. o WEDNESDAY, May 17, 1965, at 11 0’clook a.m., » lot of condemned (uartermaster Stores, consist- ing of— hovels, Spades, Axes. ets. Lanterns, Law: Forges. Hammers, 8, Basins, Bueke Brooms, Brus! Fanlins, Pum : ares, Com ves, ‘or Kettles, Steven, B ers. Bake Ovens, Oaniérors.’ Flags. alot of old Brass, Copper, Zinc, Sheet si 1 Oast-iron Scraps, &c, Buccessful bidders must remove the stores with- in five (5) days from date of sale. Terms cath, in Government fonds. Chief Qu eermaner Brig. . and ef Quar’ eater, my iste ie: Ce. ae Ot of Washington. BY J. 0. McGUIBE & 00., Auctioneers, NEAT TWO BTORY FRAME HOUSE AT PUBLIO On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 17th, at 6o’cleck,on the promises. we shall sell parts of Lots Nos. 6 acd 7, in Bquare No. 399, frenting 15 feeton ‘th street, between N and 0 Streets, and running back 4 feet 4 inches to an alley; improved by a peat two story Frame House, containing five rooms subjectto @ ground rent of $33.50 per an- num. eTms cash. Convevancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. _ ty 13-dtds J.C. MCGUIRE & 00., Aucts, THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE Torrone e bate ag Or THURSDAY, May lsth, at 6 o’clock p.m., E willseli, in frent of the premises,the two two- story Brick Houses Known as Nos. 1 4.inthe Twenty Buildings, each fronting 2) feet on ith street, between Market and Frederick streets, and running back about 80 feet. Terms: One-half cash; balancein six months, secured by a deed of trust on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. THOMAS DOWLING, my 1-d Auctioneer. wt 3. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN T QF TRE NATIONAL HOTEL MT PUBLIe ,On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May lsth, at 6% o’clock, on the premises, we shall seil Lot No. 6, in Square No. 499, fronting 56 feet 4 inches om north C street, between 4%4 and 6th streets west, and running back about 123 feet to a 30 foot wide pRblis alley. with # Brick Building, long and javorably nown as the “Washington Batia Ouse, The central location of this valuabl pencete ry fhingl Oil eet, for Ne ieee pusponees ana we invi e particular attention o: ital- ists and business men to the sale. en Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6,12 an@ 18 wonthes, with interest, secured by a deed of trust en the premises, Cost of conveyancing and revenue stamps to be id Dy the purchaver, Pind J: O. MeGUIRE & CO., Ancte, Y¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & OO , Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF BxoR 5 HOLD FURNITURE eouee M commencing Cit ovclock, we shall wel ath at 10 o’clock, we sell. at No. 250 between 13th and 14th, dwelling in part oS by the officers of the Ohio State Agency, all the Household Furniture in the upper part of the rouse, also of the dining room, embracing— Ore suit of Parlor Furniture, of walnut, aphol- stered in silk brocatelle. consisting oj Tete a- Pete Sofas, two Arm and cight Beccep- font 8, one same, in French worsted bro- . S Two Walrut Carved Bookcases, Two Walnut Marble-top Center Tables, One Walnut and one Oak Library or Office Table. Targe OUt frame French-piate Mirror, Slab and Two sets Laee and Brocatelle Window Ourtains One Usk Obariber suit. Marble-top B ne am suit. ar az Washstand, witha Wardrobe,» eet aad Two imitation Oak Wardrobes, Several pottags Chamber Suits, Two Walnut, large, and two amall H, C. Sofas, do, . Arm Chairs and Rockers and Bide O Mahogany and Walnut Double Wardrobi Mahogany’ and Wainut French ard Jenny Lind Mahogany and Walout Marble top Bureaus and ashstands. ae any and Walnut Marble-top Pier and Card Ln Cottage ana Plain Bedsteads, Bureaus and Wash- n Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillowa, Mattresses. Blankets Sheets, &c. &c. Cane seat Chamber Chairs aud Rockers, Brussels, Parlor and Chamber Oarpets, Three ply and Ingrain and Imitation Brussele larpet, Canton Matting throughout the house, Gak Ball Bet, Hall ofl Cloth, y Large inentity of Oil Cloth on stairway and ings. Imitation Rosewood Exteasion Dining Table, Walnut Breakfast Fallin f Tables, Mabogany Marble- top Sideboard, Table Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery and Linen, Barthen and Toilet S:ts, | Window Bhades and Curtains, amber Btov: Cooking Stove and Kitchen Requiaites,&c. serra: 5.0. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts, YC. B.L. CROWN & CO., Aucts, By virtue of power vested in the undersigned by the last will and testament of Samuel Hamilton, eorge’s county. Mary: sale. ‘én the premise TUBSDAY. the of May inat., at 5 fronting 25 B. running back Island, in the cit: This propert “t the city, and offers inducements to pur Terms of sale: One-half the purchase money cask on the day of sale, or final ratification by the court. with interest if not paid on the day of sale, and the residue in two equal installments of six and twelve months from the day of sale, bearing interest from that time till ; to be secured by the notes of the purchaser b suretios to be approved by = @ paymen ened teed will be given, Title indis- ah p,m. No. 32, on 7th street west, betw: ra 94 feet to a 10 foot alley, on the of Washington. D. 0. ies in an improving aceeok of chasers. “Afi conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at cost of the purchaser. WILLIAM H, TUOK, . K. MOBSBLL Executors of 8. Hamilton. my9-td" _©. B. L. CROWN & O0., Aucts, ¥J.0, Mo@UIRE & O0., Auctioneers, REAT SALB OF BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE onTes ON TBE HIGH GROUND NEABE 00- LUMBIA COLLEGE, On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, May 23, at R o’clock, en the premises, we shail sell thirty plots of ground of one baif to one acre each, si! on the Piney Branch road, between Pierce's Mill nd. us " pireat Toad, being part of the estate olThess Gottage Bites are on the high groun known as Piney Branch road, which for beautift i "This toad 1 it - to Pieree’s ti'esd Book Créex, hes long been the raged 3 ‘rive of lov: me . Eac some 4 yor nixty varietlon of fruit of the finest ality. ‘The opportunity to purchi savored Weel a mldpa geeee he aeatet ac By AY ei the 14th street passenger railroad. Fern a ralcing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, 3.0. MoGUIRE & 00., Aucts, AEGE SALE OF GOVBENMENT MULES. sef Quartermasters Office, Devet of Washi od Washinton: D0. May es ‘t Will be sold at saplis suction, under the direc- Brevet Colonel Charles H. Tompkins, A. fi Maree Oorrala near the Observatory, in Site of Washington, D. O,. between FIVE AND 81X Figthgerdd cameron used ve oe, raster ce nies i day! anless otherwise ordered, until the id. aero alee will be sold singly to the bigheat bid- “Fermin cash, in Corerapeat fa e. meas 2 Brig, Gen, an: katt tg