Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. WasnincTron THEATRE. — Miss Pauline Cusbman and J. M. Ward, in the sensational Grama of «Peep o’ Day, or Sayourneen Dee- dish,” with new scenery, and all the original music. Groven’s THRATER.— Benefit of Kunkle, and Jast night but one of «Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” Family matinee to-morrow afternoon, at re- diuced rates of admission. OanTEBRBURY.—The Fowler girls, Maud- cary Mulligan, Redden, Clarke, and all the other favorites in a large bill of burlesque baliet, pantomime and negro delineations. Matinee to morrow afternoon. Oxrorp—Last night but one of “Uncle ‘Tom's Cabin.” Ballet, comic songs, tra eze Performances, pantomime, &c. atinee to- Morrow afternoon. Opp Frertows’ HALL.— The magician Wy- Man in wonderful feats of magic and ventrilo- Oran To-morrow afternoon, Ladies’ and bildren’s matinee. MitiTarY HALL, 397 Penn’a avenue. Free Concert Saioon. Music, songs, dancing, and Other attractious. RorTuscHity’s SUMMER GARDEN, Capitol Hill. Concert every afternoon and evening. Shooting galleries, &c., &c. METROPOLITAN HALL.—Music, songs, danc- ae and all other attractions of a free concert saloon. —_——__ Tue Cominc ErectioN—MBeETING OF THE Citizens or THE FouRTH WaRD.—A meet ng ©! the citizens of the Fourth Ward was held Wednesday might in the Council Chamber, Ci'y Hall, to nomivate candidates for the coming municipal election. Dr. Towles was called to ts chair, and Mr. Frank Stitt acted as secre- Ty. Mr. T. G. Clayton moved the appointment of & committee of five to select suitable candi- dates, And report the same to the meeting for ratification Mr. Henry Lyles opposed the appointment of a committee, as he did not think the meeting dike those held by uhe citizens of the Fourth Ward in olden times. He was in favor of an Adjournment until Friday night, in order to allow time to canvass the ward for suitable candidates. Mr. T.B Brown also opposed the gyi ment of a committee on nominations. e was an favor of calling upon candidates through | the papers. Mr. J. E. Norris agreed with Mr. Brewn, as he did not see the necessity of this meeting Mominating candidates. He did’nt care how many candidates were placed in the fleld, for he would nominate his own ana vote for the best man. The vote was then taken on Mr. Clayton’s Motion to appoint & cemmittee to nominate candidates, and was decided to have been ‘yoted down. ( A motion was here made to adjourn, amid “cries of ‘no, no;” “go into nomination,” &c. Considerable confusion now existed in the room, but finally the motion to adjourn was yoted down. Mr. T. G. Clayton advanced to the speaker’s platform, and remarked that he thought this “was to bea meeting of the citizensof the Fourth “Ward to nominate candidates, and that all party prejudices had been thrown aside. He thovght an opportunity would be afforded all to express their preference, but it was evident that the meeting was forestalled, as tickets had been prepared and passed around. Mr.©. then ee to read a printed ticket, and when e had concluded a& motion was made to adopt ait, which 1 met with some opposition. Mr. R.S. Davis said it was quite evident that the meeting had been forestalled from the sen- timent expressed and what had been seen here to-night. He was opposed to five or six men going into a back room and preparing a ticket, “which they now attempt to force upon this meeting. He was of the opinion that the days of- dark lanterns had ceased, (several yoices— «* That's so,”] butif the meeting chosed to en- dorse a ticket which had been nominated over @ bettle of whisky in a back room they could do so. Mr. Norris wanted to know who got up the ticket, as they could not gonge it down his throat. Me would tell the gentleman that it ‘would Dot do, as he could get enough to sweep the ticket out of existence. He did not oppose the gentlemen named, but the modus operandi of eee them. Mr. F. Hurley thought the meeting a ha one, but was opposed to all fore- stalling. He would vote for Asbury Lioyd; ‘was in favor of nominating a ticket opposed to all cliques, and would not vote for any man ‘who was not for the Government at all times. Mr. Davis moved that the meeting go into the nomination of candidates one at a time. At this point the greatest confusion existed in the room, and several motions were made to urn, which were voted down uiet haying been restored, the meeting pro- ceeded to the selection of candidates. Mr. Asbury Lloyd was placed in nomination for Alderman, and was by acclamation decided zo be the choice of the meeting. Candidates for the Common Council were then placed in nomination, when the names of the following gentlemen were presented :—W. W. Moore, Elijah Edmonston, W. H. Nally, R.S. Davis, W.H. Johnson, W.H. Baldwin, os 4 Anderson, Thomas Young, and M. G. ory It was decided that the yote should be taken by ballot, and the three receiving the highest number of yotes should be declared duly nomi- nated. The vote having been taken and counted, the tellers announced the following as the result: Ww. Ww. Moore, 115; Elijah Ed: ee 128; R. BS. Davis C. H. Anderson H. Nally, 19, W.H Scasacasy 7; W.H. Bajawine ; Thos. Young, 1; M. G. Emory. 2. The Chair declared W. W. Moore, Elijah Edmonston, and R. S. Davis to be the choice of the meeting tor Common Couneil, they having received the highest number of votes cast. Thomas Burch, Samuel Wise and Jacob Geiger were placed in nomination for assessor. Mr. Burch received 9 votes, Mr. Wise, 35 and Mr. Geiger 3. w. . Demaine, Wm. Forsyth and P. H. Donegan were nominated for surveyor. The ‘vote was taken riva voce, and the Chair decided Mr. Donegan to be the choice of the meeting. The nominations were then made unanimons, and Wm. Dixon ratified as the nominee for collector and Samuel Douglass for register. Mr. Donegan was called on for & speech, When that gentleman came forward and thanked the meeting for the honor conferred wpon him, and defined his position as an earn- est supporter of the government, and opposed to allrebels ana their sympathizers. At the conclusion of Mr. D.’s remarks the meeting adjourned. an Pouice Caszs.. —Mary Jane Thomas was ar- rested Wednesday afternoon by officer Wal- jingford for the larceny of asmall amonnt of money from Wm.H. Brice. Justiee Boswell gent her to jail for court. W. Fordham was arrested Wednesday night officer Parker on a charge of robbing Capt. HY H. Ingraham ef about S160. The money ‘was not found, and the accused was held by Justice Miller for a further hearing. Wednesday night Jno. Sweet, a soldier, went to the eating house of Elizabeth Burley, on © 8t., and afer supper seized the pocket book of the proprietress, who had him arrested at the Columbia Garden by officer Holbrook. Yes- terday morning Justice Miller sent him to jail tor court. Last night detective Barry arrested Millie Patten and Emma Washington upon suspicion of robbing the store of Joseph Kraus, jomelier, Pennsylvania avenue, near Willard’s hotel. ‘The store was entered last Tuesday a week ago and was robbed of rings, breastpins, pistois and other articles, valued at #300. The sus- picion of Mr. Kraus was excited by some questions which the accused asked him in his store, upon two occasions, when they were there examining jewelry. After a thorough search, the Officers discovered nothing to con- firm the suspicion, and Justice Miller dis- charged the prisoners from custody. Sins tonbioon EscarzpD PROM THE StTaTion.—Yesterday morning after the preliminary hearing of cases at the station house, in the Second Ward, the prisoners were put back in the room awaiting commitment to jailand workhouse. William Fordham. charged with robbing Captain In- Taham: John Sweet, robbing Elizabeth Bur- ey, Rachel Clark, drank and disorderly; Wm. Dougherty, drunk; succeeded in tearing a bar from a window and escaped, Timothy Ryai ¥ined for carrying weapons, was half out wh he was discovered and pulled back by an Officer who happened toenter the room just at the time. Pucks BP) Sacrep Concert.—The grand sacred con- cert at Grover’s theatreon Sunday evening is looked forward to with auticipations of & rare musical treat. Among the talented artists are the familiar names of Habelmanan, prime tenore, M’lle Cauissa, soprano, and Steinecke, rime baritone of the German opera, and M'lle abbell, solo pianist from Paris. The pieces include some of the choicest gems, and exe- cuted by this combination of talent, will afford & superb entertainment. aes City SCHOOL8 Versus WyMAN.—This pop- nlar performer gives bis last exnibitions in Washington at Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Satar- Cay afternoon at 3 and at night at 8 o'clock, We trust all the schools will visit him on Sat- urday afternoon. He admits them at 10 cents each, and the big folks at 15. Go and laugh and be merry. + ———___ * NoLicnTs.—Complaints are made that the lights required by law to indicate excavations an the streets are not properly displayed at the trenches between 7th and 9th s'‘reets, near the Northern Liberty ‘Market. See ‘WILL BB SOLD to-morrow noon, a handsome Piano, brilliant tone, te close an estate, Bye. McQGuire, Auction Room on Pa. ave, CITY ITEMS. ——— OFFICERS AND SOLDIEES, ATTENTION !—You will please to call at Scott’s Painting Estab- lisbmen‘, 475 11th street, between E and F, and take a look at some work done for one of our New York regiments, of twenty-four battles lettered on sils, Tepresenting our glorious flag. ——— JEWELRY. —Oluster sets, coral sets, jet sets, long chains, buletts, rings, jet buckles, enam- eled buckles, tor only one dellar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pean’a avenue, near 435 street. nr16-6t * MARRIED, ae martin ere om the we latent 23) ine Brides 2 . SDORGRERTY to Mies BMMA'Y, PETH BR: is both ofthat city. Rev. 3 e 18th in the Rev. Mr. Anderson, ain EMILY DUNOAN, of Washington, to Mr. ELIAS FRANCES, of Washin, [Phi'adelp dia papers p ease copy | WANTS. eee colored ately. vat Marthae Hoaee eA woo ‘cook, wash and pon Ko? Feo enemy. &C Osiared preferred. .é immedi: myl9 26° Ww* Ww ply at GIRL to iron, Walesa Fh te cogk, Fak an WA7ED_& BIFDATION todo the Cooking corner 23d and @ streets, NevSOe as eee WANTSD IMI IMMEDIATELY AT 7am cae bride. Steam Laundry, iith arrests Cok _WANTED—An Ai ssistant - o ited. ton House . (Woman preferred.) ‘Apply at aueer ENT: m petent A = on ‘Wheeler ra ‘Wilson, 8 Sewing te Ap PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c: p®°. J. W. PRERER'S HA? ACADEMY, Penn. ave. between 6th and 7th, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Pref. KREIS begs leave t te announce to his for- mer patrons and the public in general that at the request ofa great many of his pup’ as well as others. he will continue bi classes during the summer season. Days and Hours of Tuition for Ladies, Misses, and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternooss, 70 50 ‘clock Gentlemen's Clas#, Monday, Wednesday, and miGey evenin, Private instructions given te suit the conve- niences of the pupil. For further ‘ntormation apply at or aldress a note to the Academy, or m No 18 Washing- ton ees corner Pa. avenue and 7th street. my NQzos- .—The SHIELDS cuues ye 1 Second GRAND PIC-NIG at J Pia hae cane DENS, Caner ata ae WE Da¥: Mey the 2th, 1935, commencing at 2 o'clock p. m. ‘and ending at 12 o’cleck Tickets 50 Cents, admitting a gentle nan and ladles, Committee of Arrangements. S Flanegan, J.B T. Collins, my 18 6t* ROF, KREI8’ FIRST SOIREE for the Semmer Season, will wake place on FRIDAY EVENING. May 19, at his new Dancin Academ’ PANE RUS HALL, Pennsylvan avenue, Tetween 6th and 7th streets, opposi Metropolitan Hotel; on which occasion. request of a great many who were unable to atte his May Ball, he will repeat . number of the Fancy Dances, commencing at e’clock Bre recisely. Tickets ONE DOLLAR. to be bad at hie Acad«my, or of the pupils. A punctual attendance ofall tae pupils, in costume. is earnestly requested _mi3-2t 'T GRAND AFTERNOON aEe AB ENING PLONIC o A 8. giant SEUE: ATT a H 8ST P ih RK, ON MONDAYS : Mey beat aickeey fifty cents, admitting Gontianiar: sad Tere their Ladiet By “order of the Committee, B awards: W. Priestly, Gene T. Riggles No improper person. allowed on the gounds, , BOTHSOBIED'S V MMER GARDEN Pa. av., bet, 34 and ith ete.,(Capitol Hill. The largest Sanam in the District. Open' ev ry evening, wi FREE SORGERE, “suooTING GALLEBI ete eal of all kinds in nice arbors. Liberal terms to pic nic parties, my 13-3m* LOST AND FOUND. $ REWARD—DOG LOST—Lost, in the neigh * perzond of yth st.and Penna. ave ,a black TERRIER DOG—not a white hair about him—an- Sweripg to the name of ** Jack.’”? The ane wil be rewarded by leaving hit at WM. L& CO ’s Auction ana Coma iasicn pave anes cor- ner Pa. av. and 9th st. my 19 . REWARD. —Straved or stoleo,on Satur- $50 day night last, a pair of MARRS, ene be- tween a fice bitten and an iron grey, with few dark spots across her hips. ay mare, dark black mane and tail, very Small meat limbs under her; qvick and active im traveling. eee throws her front fect” very high; Hon the ri side of her neck. If there is any informat: ea received about the cheve horses the reward will be paid, er shown to where they are the above re- ward will be pas: R. A. DANT, 726 New Jersey av., corner of my 19-2t* K ttreet south. Lo8, Between C and G streets north, and 6th and jd streets west, a cluster DIAMOND RING, containing seven or eight. The Ae will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same at the office of MAURY & CO., 517 7tb st. m18-lw @ST—In the Navy De partment or K streetcar. ‘a pair of GOLD SPECTACLES. _A liberal re- ward will be paid if left with ME Pa AGE corner of 17th pereee ase Pa avenue, or the Watchman, Navy Yard G QTRAYED WAT FROM THE uESOETERTE the 15th inst , a medium size White showing yellowish stripes or specks on the sides, broad stout berns, and had a bag of milk; the left hind teat sale weak or sult. Will figs Ssraward ii returned to ER EM any infermation st a oS MIAH LYNCH, N street, et teen ath sad'5th | streets. ) BRWARD Lost, qrateraay th the 17th. inst. 0 lady's GoLe 67 053 = 520 maker —double chain, with slide aad pis attached; also, several charms, sword, key, The above reward will be paid for ita return to Messrs. KIDWELL & SON, Druggists, near cor- ner lith street and Pa. avenue. m_ 13 3t 4 ae UP ASTBAY--One red cow. with white belly and white spots on her back; & piece ofthe right horn off. The owner will please i FTON JOHNSON’S, about one mile a a aeat toligate, on 7th st., prove P property, ges and take her away. O8T—At Willard’s Billiard Saloon,on Bes eve- L ning of the léth inst., a small CLUSTER PEARL RING, with ruby in centre, of little value to any persen but the owner, by whom it was highly prized as agift ofa sieee The finder will ber Bh berally rewarded by leaving it at ‘the ee (yas —Lost, Monday, thet ae inat., 0 fiom 361 F street, between 9th and 10th $10 a black and tan TERRIER DOG, about medium size; red leather collar, with patent lock; newers to the name of Prince, Thi ard wires eid for ie RECOvArES or can be found, mation where he cai WH. MILLER, myl8 3t seen of the Peace. reas small sum of MONEY at Grover’s ‘Theater, whieh the owner can have by calling at 3&9 H st., bet. 15th and {4th e' m 17-3t* Let Gecreetcun, on Monday afternoon. ‘on Wasbington or Stoddard at a square gold SLEEVE BUTTON finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving At at 122 Washington st. -3t* 4 REWARD: —A SMALL iaATENAATOR- EL was lest from the cara evening last, May llth, between Wa: Saeen and Bladensburg. The satchel contained nothi: of value to any one except the owner, whose ni is on the articles, Phe above reward will be paid to any person who will deliver the satchel and contents to Messrs. Adams & Co.'s Express office, di ed. or to the undersigials DINAND VASSAULT, myl6-6t* _Willard’s Hotel, Washington City. $1 00: BEWARD.—Btolen from the stable of peoriber 0 on Sunday night, the 7th instart. one, k BA B, heavy mane and tail; white star in forehead. shod all round, wie toe ‘and heel corks; weight about 1,3) bight 16 er 17 hands; has more the a horse from her heavy buil bo’ old I will pay the above reward for t the mare or capture of the thief or $75 for the return patie mare alone. (Int. & Chron. a BOARDING. OR RENT, with Board, in a private family, eget! fine lar, ry Boolis. tn gne of the most u eorgetown. 0. & Bt. bet. Market and Frederick. m W7-3t" SEVEN OR RIGHT GENTLEMEN can obtain good Table BOARD at $77 15th street, near I. Tere mederate. y 16-2t* FIVE GENTLEMEN OAN BE WELL accommodated with BOARD and LODGIN: K street, south corner of 25th. mar 20 eta: thieves, or . HAMILTON, 662 7th street. my 3 ASH WILL be paid forasma!l TENEMENT a aces neighborhood, a8), aoe cares to fi No, 526 12th atrest. IB8OLUTION. —The firm of J. W. THOMP- @& OO, Plumbers and Gas Fitters, No. 269 o Denney train a avenue, was dissolved onthe ist day o: 5 eee al consent. BRD the junior partner in the late frm. will carry on the business at the same my 1 St place, and eclicits the continued favors of the meee of J. W. T. & Co. A}l accounts in favor of ‘0 st the late firm Will be settled by A BR d. 269 Pennsyl- Vania avenue. oe . THO Toa? THOMPSON AUEx. R SHEPHERD, my 17-3t Cum AND GLASS WARE. Housekeepe: awhoare f mag riesed for th Bi mer, can find at o8! # lore a the ci qual ROU WA aie Ab Triods fda 7 gh mispt* 9 Oda slows’ Ball, 7th atrect. O"gz Aa it) Ces OhANGH 00 COUNTY Son Gu Oni AM., I am now prepared to on su) UEC way eomers snd and the public with delicious I Mi, manufac- tured from pure cream from Orange Ocunty, New Cenfection 8, Butler! a erilioe peed 84 No, 390 D Bleventh street, my 5-lm* between K st. . ave. ee ae = ee nren BWARBOF ITS AND pia B CIPLED D. ee ee riineie a siseose of iesteas arin EBeEDyaaets tana gERe TIONS, NASuasr® SIRT oF sonra cat. WRANOK TAYLOR. EAPC FOR RENT AND SALE. 2) ee ee ee UBMISHBD ROOMS FOR BENT—Zor rent Pocese ane wal fapaien MB. at Wo’ 450 12 st..bed @ and one of the most desirable a She eity: apis tt Fer BaNT AND FURNITURE FOR eHow isla tar A iecalitier’ a th 5 \t is th mort 16 city. "Fhe ren ith he mos pat oe Bt caice con counter. apis: A‘Bicon: HAND PURNITURE STORB FOB G@sectrine ea 20334 @< street, between, J Poor Fo? RETO two story FRAME EovsR, con- and ¥ rns Teams. me yeoeee weshe ofthe ste streets. irr LETORBR. myl9 3t* very SEGAR STAND Fo sal Eitrtads. eusd Zeunsnpairen tor wish- ing ing to sell Bagle Restaurant fede ps S00D WILL STOOK and SIXTY DSS of 18 per month, ‘tains four rooms ands good Bs and stusie, and lease of the place. Furniture 0. 301 oy Tarte rT sale if a. :; Téth and otpste, Pe? Se O 72.828? WE ae +a Stock. Fixtures, ard Goodwill of $1 of the best ghusi ane nde in this city. The business is. or and Pru ip and on the principal ent ‘of the city. od chance for a.couple of young men that oui ‘tke a pleasant and Prottable business. sParereceeey Fessons tor selling. Address‘ W. W.,’’ Star Offic _wy 196) ply at No. 467 9th street, bet. Dand mi9-2t* wa NTED—Two good. BREAD BAKERS. Ap- my 19 B& BRO. 7 ANTEBD— 200,000 ROE “2 get their 8 Sween 8th and Sth. 8, B: aid Work- ing Uotton, ev foresler soon arly tf wa ‘OOK . BLE OOOK sna 2 DISH ‘WASHERS, 03 areas days atthe New York Hotel, Core ANTED-—A respectable WOMAN to rani in cooking, and make herself generally useful. Apply at the eUyster Bi nue, after 11 o’clock a. m. me 19-2t* GED WOMAN wishes s good BIT- tion ifreauired. Call at No. 23 Bast Capitol st., between Ist and 2d, my [9 2t’ with an. intelligent German family, who speak German at hone, His object in to aéquire ress for two weeks Box 577 City P.O. mid 2t* ANTED—A small Furnished HOUSE. in of five or six rooms. neat and comfortab) for the ee months Rent by the month, ivance. Fellows’ Hail, 7th et, “my 19-lw ANT WwW WANTED. sequence of an innumerable act of so-called Stamp- ere, springing up in the District, botching and ia- case of damage.) ‘We jave putourselves to a con~ riderable expense. in Pie Be the latest style of a yrs the corner of Band om sireete. Fluting done-at PRE alae F streat, be- TBD—A god Ci streets. 19-3t* Ww ¥,255 Pennsylvania ave- A ony as housekeeper. Good recommenda- We ANTED_by a young. gentleman, to BOARD davon 01 knowledge of this langu: Please Georgetown,(near the Heights prefer to W. B. MOSES, Furniture Btore,near Odd Every Lady in the District to Kane tat i in eon- juring persons goods,(and are not responsible in Patterns for Braiding Silk nnel,and Cotton Embroidery, which we issue daily and are prepared todo Hie work while our friends must make aad stamp any peetexn however intricate, and by the aid o! our mproved Machine we can do_ Fiuting, superior to any heretofore given to the Ladies o the Diatrict. my 19 tf ANTED—A BARBER at 491 TORE oe Penn’s avenue. J ANTED-A coapeene MAN to aig 8. EVERSTT’S, Ellavi ies near Ma. my 13 3t* — By a respectable colored Woman, a. TION as nurse. Apply ate a ith street, between © and D streets, 13-2t* QWANTED—A middle aged WOMAN t to do gen- eral house work in asmall family. No dif- ference incolor. Inquire at ae: 301 Pa. avenue, bet. Sth and 10th sts., im the store. my 18-3" V ANTED—A WOMAN anda BOY to do general c enw strecte and stten Ach Jeecoaa = e ongress street, nea> Road st., Georgetown, D. 0. my is! . W.@. BUSEY. WANTED-A GOOD PLAIN COOK, to cook for four men and do the chamber work, Must be white. Apply at 298 B street, to 0. W aie alee BELL'S W'~e Store, y 18-20 W: ANT}—A HOUBE and PLAGE on one mile or one mile and ahalf from the city, suitable for building a siscgn ter house. For fazstee par- ticulars inquire at he Btar office, 18-3t* Ww ANTED—A good GIRL,to do the napa ofasmalltamily. Photogravh Gallery, cor, “ ne Washington streets, Georgetown. WASTEECA good pair of WORK HORSES or MULES, for suticr. Muat be young and round. 298 E street, to C. W. CAMP- Call at BELL’ Fine Store, my 13-2t* ANTBD IMMEDEATELY.—Sevoral | good aay good BA Ta- ear = a an Mil _my 18-tf 2 Pennsy ANTED 1 TMMEDIATELY— =, BABBERS. Also, one com hair work. Inquire at Teor S. qaaean n Store, corner of Dand 10th streets. saeneere ue. WANTED sergal competent DRESS MA- 8. Good wages paid. Enquire rr 193 Bridgest Georgetown, D. \ 7 ANTED—A HOUSE, with eight or aad a Bent in advance. ‘Adare, 8s, TENNANT. at Star counter. myl7: WATE. IMMEDIATELY —A | CHAM R- D, one who has had some experience in 8 hotel Poetavede Also lored man, a8 porter, Apply at SEATON HO myl7-3t* W ANTED—Byv a American woman, a BITUATION fo do general housework ina small private family. Inquire on 19th at ti door north of K #t. a ou ANTED—A No. 1 ICE OREAM MAKKR. Rone but the best meed apply. at Aas 8 Orange County Ice Cream Depot, No. above K. myli 3t ANTED TO RENT—A STORE on/th street. Any person having the same for rent will plsane ca or address J. 8., 396 7th street, f corner COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS wishe: SIT A UATION in a private family or with a dress- maker. No objections to go in the country. Please address a note to Box 43, Star office, m 17-3t* WANTED by @ respectable girl, a SITUA. TION as chambermaid or child's, nurse, oF to do plain sewin ould travel with a say oreo 20 to the country. lease address a note to ir Office. my 17-3t* Wwants> 4 FEMALE to take charge of a young child, A middle-aged mbes woman referred, References required. Call or aces Delaware avenue, three doors north ou C str between the hours of4 and 6 p.m. y 17-3¢ URNISHED HOUSE wanted in Watkin ton city, containing seven or eight rooms bya emali private or ee Addréss, stating location and terms, M.J,B., Box 205, Post Offices, Wash- ington, D. 0. m 17-3t* WASTED TO RENT—A comfortable HOUSE of about eight rooms, within three or four squares of the avenue. Any one having sueh a houte Ge rent and desiring 3 (pee punctual tenant eld pestzents via lease address peg eta trough the Oty BO.” my If 3t —An ICE ©: EAM MAKEB to at- Bos Sues id inake himself generally useful. avenue. H. BIDENOUB'S. Sia ae syenties) SF 8k 7 (See es J eA WwW ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable Girl to do Chamberwork, or would have no objection to take charge of a Laundry, or to goin the county Apply at 346 “sth street, between H and I streets my9 wn NFED—A small FABM of 15 to 40 acres, with HOUSE sontaisin yg! 7 to 8 rooms; elevated po- snouts within 4 miles of the city by d railroad jone neara 8! Bp picterred: Address Box 1 B'ar Office, (intel. ap $-eolm* WANTED An Unfornished HOUSE. contaia- ing 6 or 8 rooms, either in ott or in Inquire at ‘ive, or 6 by Washington, for which » fate ren a will ee msy 6-00d2w oa Department of Btate. A‘: EXPERIENCED AMERICAN MONTHLY poles just disengaged. having best city ref- ereni an be seen at 919 H street, between sth and vin “Thankful for past patronage. desires a continuance of same. '¥ 5-e012t* W4ntap-s DAIBYMAN, German preferred} Inquire at this office. p 29-e0l0t* ANTED-—Gold and Bilv. Watcher, Diamonds Pistols, Pawnbrokecs’s Tic . Furniture, Clothing, or anyarticleofvalne. The highest cash or exchanged for other goods. At Binaer? ’s Sewing Machine Agency, 502 9th street, three doors north of Pa. avenue &p 22-1m D2 BEING Avigate dl isthe subscribers will for eer De na ufsctory, 1 High ‘RAMSRURG & BBERT. W 4nTzp 4 limited number of PUPILS for sausaceon on the piano forte. Best of ref- &. plyat No. 525 H at., between sts. mar Istf W ABtED: 300,000 LADIES MORE. Who want the style of Soler, to'bring their Swiss Muslin, pir to WM. PRINCE'S Stamping and wr ., 381 F street, and get them Flu as two machines made expressly for ted Pi Ladies Ruffles without the use of gum &e. eine are the only machines here todosuch work W ANT ED SROOND HAND FURNITURE. ‘Also, MIRRORS. OARPRTS. BEDS, BE DING.and HOUSS UR Ete gore Slee description. HLY, 406 7th street, Foner or three Wafernishes ROOMS, suitable fora small family. 361 15th street, my 15 2t* For RENTS @ne halt of a BRICK. HOUSS, in one of fee most desirable Riocationsin Sera town. Inquire at the Star Office, Fo2®: BENT--A neat two-story brick HOU! spd furniture for sale. Location one of ie Bertin the city, I it No, 240 Pean’s ay., (op stairs ci y inquire at 0 a myls-2t Foe. == FURNISHED, ROOMS i private family near the Oity Hall. Bent 38 Ae month, gas included. Inquire at the ES T° LET—A HOUSE AND STORM, on Pennsyl- Vania avenne. Possession can be had at once. Inquire at the premises, No, 245 Pennsylvania eyenue, wp.stairs, my18-2t* OR RENT—Phree ROOMS, suitable for house- Keeping, ina private family. where there are ne caus ren. Noa 601 L street; between hae Fs SALE—The RESTAURANT kKzown as the Greenback,’ 452 10th street, next door to Ford’s Theater, Furnished rooms, lease four ‘years, Heo ee per month, price #158). Inquire immediat ma 18-lw* COUPEETETT FURNISHED HOUSE con- taining 7 reoms. cood Garden and ont build- ings attaehed, for a few months tos small family. Rent $50 per month in advance, Inquire at 242 L street, between I8th and, 19th streets, between the pours ofsand7 p.m. ference required. _my ~ Foz, SALE—LEASE of a corner House, con- taining store, basement, and six other rooms. One of the best stands in the First Ward rx a grocery or other business, Applyto JOHN T O. CL. . No. 525 12th street wert. myl8 aes FS aA LE—The large and commodious FRAME BUILDINGS on Southeast corner of Ist and B streets, one square above New Jersey av. Thes2 Buildiogs have been used a@ Feed and Grain Btore during t the past four years doing a large regular custom whiei it still retains. ai ings comprise the Store, 25175 feet, a saree Hay Houre and Btabling fer i This isa fise opportunity for any one desiron ofengagiog ip the Feed Business. Apply at the premnes for terms. 18-3tt_ THRBE STORY BiTCn AND Fo, RENT—A BASBMENT HOUSE-rent, $75 per month— 362 7th street, above I street. Apply at No. Wy nue, between 12th nnd 1th. Also. for sale, & horse, buggy and Terngae at BOOVER& POsRY'S. Tobaconists, my 18 3i* Fo RENT--A neat brown COTTAGS HOUSE. with Flower Garden in front, situated on lth street, near the corner of B strest, west side, Island. Persons wishing to examine the premises will find the sey next door. See card.on front of the house. my 15-30" OR SALE— Wheeler & Wilson SAWING MA- Cam Inquire at 396 7th st., corner of H. myl7 For RENT—BRICK HOUSE on 4% a bet. Pa. Mo ave. Apply to. H.8 JOHNSON a avenue, apoaetie’ D m 17-e02t* Fo RENT—Six unfarnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Also, astable. 3stalla, and carriage house. Enquire corner of F street north and Sd street west, Ty 17-6t™ {OR SALE—A HOUSE containing 8 rooms, on Ais street, No. 373, between @ and an ee of the undersigned, may 17 3t* Gorner. ortth pepe Fork RENT—A WARBHOUSE on the west sid New Jersey avenue, above D at., adjoining Reid’s express office, suitable fora lager besr 6a- loon. ten pin alley Or, raremonss: rage of FRED. KOONES, Fok, BENT—Two large front ROOMS on first andsecond floor, . four others, or all together, some furniture forrent or sale. Apoly at 423 Pennsylvania avenue, between 14 and 3d streets. my 17 3t* Fo BALB—A PRAMB HOUSE, containing seven large rooms, for sale, situated at the corner af Catreet south and Ist street east. Ap ly to Mrs. ISABELLA MAGILL, corner of New ersey aye., and D street south. neyl7-it* FO! EALECA frst clas’ SODA FOUNTAIN, with all the necessary fixtures pertaining thereto in red, order. and can be seen by calling MIAMES McGBAW’S, lst street west, between Dand Es my lzit* RR = DWELLING HOUSES, situ- ate near the Capitol, one of which has been eceu pied asa grocery store and dwelling, either of which are good stands for a grocery or tavern, Apply ace tne residence of the undersigned, Penn, avenu it. 2d and 3d sts. on my I . BR. MARYMAN, URNISHED ROOMS se BOARD— Airy, well furnished Booms, and a first-rate table, corner of Pa. ay. and 22d st. Entrance 15% 224 at.—commanding a fine view of the country irom Arlington to Soldiers’ Bae. Street cars pass the doer, Inquire of HENBY ALEXANDER, 153 22d myl7-e03t* N W HOUSES POR BALE.—Several of those convenient and desirable HOUSES on lith street cast. near Pennsylvania avenue. Capitol Hill, just foieked: are yet for gale. They are three stories. story back building, eigrunter thownole; hail, parlor, dials room, five chambers, all papered; kitchen, bath-room, clothes-room, fromt and back stairs,’gas and gas fixtures throughout, ranges complete, &c.; fin- ished in the best style, on the Philadelphia plan, without regard te expense. The cara pass bat a short distance, on Pennsylvan: ayenns. with C footwalk the whole way. Deeds, mp a. &e., cost of purchaser. gf paly at the Sail ngs. or, & J. 1} 453 lth street; or FLANAGAN, 304 Bouth Wharves, Philadelphia, my 17-29 Fo Sales CLOTHING STORE, now doing No 275 Pennsylvania Fig: & good iness, opposite Baltimore depot. The building, atwo Oxy frame e mnlect to small ground rent, ether with the stock, will be sold on reasonable terms, Apply corner of O and North my 15-12t* Capitol s Fo, BALE—A fi iE whole or in part, ane ‘in choice fruit, such as peaches. peard, cherries, plums and grapes. oh fhe best selection, with mp of excellen inthe yard, on the corner 0” 13th street ‘and Penn, ayenue Ce as fur, or particulars call at premises, No.5 my 1"-6t D. CARROLL. FOR SALE le my present RBSI- DENCE, No, soa @ Aas between 12th and 13th. House contains 9 rooms, besides bath-room, water- closet, &c., with g: id water; brick stable and carriage house om a'fine alley; fuel and servant's rooms; fine fru! It isan excellent location for a physician. Perfons wishing to purchase will please call and examine the premises between 10) A.M.,and5 P.M, _my15- e03t* BR. H. SPEAKE. OR SALE on RENT—Would prefer to fella very large and commodions thrce-story BRIOK USE. all the modero improvements, in- cluding hot and cold water, and gas threughout tis house, With a large garden, carriag and stable for six horses, The above premises would be suitable for a for- eign minister, member of the Cabinet, or any gen- tleman wishing a comfortable residence hand. romely located in the most healthy part of George- town, and not five minutes walk -house from the cars. k Oe opsrty wil be shown and terms made = a 6 at a es JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 240 Pa av, bet. 12th and 13t my 15-0e0tf (Chron&Iatel| Hoc FOR RENT—The commodious dwell gi ho ing containing 16 rooms, with fine dry cellar ed with pump, cistern and Potomac water d cold, and with nearly an acre of or- Bamented ground, & variety of fruit, being house No. 16 Penn. nue. corner of 2Sth'street, e at present occupied aoe the Hon pear eter: of the Buitish Tegaton. Apply. to WM. T. IGER, je 8 tf BS betwen @ and H, east side. No 60 P. uilding, or to i Castle- = | man. beat ty Be premiscn, my 12 eotf OR SALE—The GOODWILL of PERSONAL. Pitan ba: ares with FISTURGS “ant ARRIAGE AND WEALTH.—M. 8T. JOHN' M formerly assistant editor of the Matrimonial Journal, Paris, will send the address of persons ho are renpectable with beauty and accomplish- ment, toall whe may be in search of a part- ner for life. “ry also tell you a secret which, if followed. will place you in comfortable circum- Le sed Kd ort time. Satisfaction Trantie or ft ed. Persons wishing correspondents with a Pelee towards matrimony can be furnished. . 8T. JOHN, my 18- Enclose one dollar, with add 35 lat street, Detroit, Michigan,” D’ PHILLIPS has removed to Pi mae Benes mear 14th et., over Messrs ae sae ree acid ry iss ead ance frees nein : Termecasn: 2° above Od: ellowa” Halt, Corer TCOTTAGE mooeTAG 5 which wens rc reduced mekek a ley AYA Bouthesst corner Sch tad D streets. PaDieiiruas: nwscarat hear stock et HOODE forsale. Lnquire at 6: [ant CRYURNIEDED ROOMS, for housekeeping.can be had at 13 a'atrect | AUCTION SALES, BY 24s. o. MeGUIBE 4 & O0,, Auctioneers, FUBNITURE BALE | ATT ST ae TO-MORROW (Saturday) Pen May . in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall ‘Two Pianofortes Three Bowing Me Machines, one a Grover and Baker Mach: geod order, pTusether with a general assor' hold rite po and Kitchen requ Tr IgTme CME 5 Os MeGUIRB & 00 , ucts. B W. B. LEWIS & SOrs07 Auctioneers 7 Penn's ‘avenue, GREAT SALB OF PINE GOLD WATOHES, NDB. IBWELBY, &0.. AT AUCTION ono NBA Mays ee ergs Womens re arth Ger 30 fine Gold and Silver Watch hes, Ladies’ Gold Enamelled Wate Betting. Gold Gasrd Vest eee Yet oh ae Diamot Opal, sud’ Emerald Ri ins, Jewelry, &c. eh and will pe sold withont remorse _my 19-2t LEWIS & OO., Aucts. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, Georgetown, EXCELLZNT FOVEBROLD ORR NITUR A¥D: EFFECTS AT ACOTIO: BARD On MONDAY, May 29th, at 10 0 ASS. I will seil at the residence of Mra. ber, on the corner ef Washin pgton and Dunbarton streets, Georgetown, all the once Furniture, consisting of Walout Epring Reat 0 Chairs and Sofas Walaut Marbie-top Centre and ether Tables Mahogany pecreiar and Bock case and Whatnot Walnut, Basy ond bsirs Walnut and Mahog Best teal Marble top Bureaus, Washatan Wardrobes, Bureaus, Chairs, Ta ‘Re above are all first class Goods, Lg urtains, &¢, Gilt Frame Oval Mirror, © Refricerator. Crockery and cary oe Sook Cet ps eae Sonal ‘eat. varie’ @ oda not mentioned: my 19 od ‘tHe, DOWLING. Aucts, B* J. G. MeGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers, CHAR OEE SALE 0. ) VALUABLE BUIBDING HE # CORNER Of FIFTH AND H Brapers MOREE AND OTHER PROPERTY, TERNOON, June 12th, at six ° clock. ton mel precios b the Euere, e Court of t! passed hancery Ca: 0. 238, wheretn Vin- cent My arch is complainant, and Elizs Ferrall, Thomas W. Bursh. et are defendants, I shali Fell Lot No. 20, in Bq No. 517, said lot front- ing Steet 6 incheson H street north, with a depth of H0 feet on sth street west; and at the auction rooms of James. 0. MeQuire & Oo.. at 5'4.0’clock, samaday. I shall sell Lot No. 22, in Sauate No. 665, and-Lots Nos,? and 6. in Square No, 1,040. Terms: One-balfeash; balance at 6 months, with interest, secured by approved notes or. bonds of the purcharer, All conyeysacing and stamps at expense of pur- chaser, We; F. sae ide 8 meareee, AS. O. McGUIRS & CO., my 19 stawsw&de” lassware irtue of & decree of Wtiaveare: Y: WM. &. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Beuth corner Penn, ave. and itinth street, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 2ith inst., com- mencing at 10 o’clock, we will sell at 204 220 at. . ‘between H and I sts.,the entire Household Pur- niture, smbracing superior Parlor. Dining Room, and Ohamber Furniture, Also, Kitchen Parni- ture aad Qooking Utensils, i ‘Pke house for sale. Inquire of the Auc- W.L, WALL & CO,, Aucts. RY W.L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers. GOOD TWO STORY “FRAME pousE AND BOUSBHOLD PUREE URE, ON EAST CAP- ITOL STREET, AT AUCTI On TUESDAY AVTERNOON, ‘30th inat.. at 4 o’cleck, at the house on Bast Capitol aaneee desig. nated by the flag, a good assortm Household Burniture, embracing the Ferlor Furniture and the outit of six chaipare: AL: At6 o'clock, same afteracon, the House and Lot, being a good two-story Frame House, containing six rooms. Let 2, Square % . fronting 12 feet 9 inches on East Capitol street. and rupning bask 100 feet, between ith and 5th streets. ‘Terms at sale. _my V7 WM, L, WALL & OO., Aucts. ¥J.@. STAFFORD & & CO., Auctioneers, PAREMETORY BALE O8 OF A FRAME louse ND LOT EEE FIRST WARD AT On MONDAY AVTRRNOON “the 22d inst.,at6 o’clock, on the premises, we shall se!l the narth- ern part of Lot numbered 27, in Bquare Ne. 10), fronting on Te street 12 feet 10% inches, and run- ning back 51 feet. The improvements consists of a Two-stery Frame House, ia good repair, and ane rent to a good tenant at twelve dollars a month, This property fronts 20th street west, near the market, in a thriving neighborhood where Trop. erty has largely enhanced in value. and will sold without reserve, a¥ the owner is about to leave the city. Terms: $240 cash at the time of sale; the residue in § and 12 months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premise: Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. my 15. tdkd J. G@. BTAFFORD & CO., Aucts. ¥ 5.0. McQUIRE & & GO, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF & aS CSLLERT HOUSE- OLD FURNITURE. e On TUESDAY MORNING, May 23 commencing at 10 o’cloek,we shall sell. at No. 250 F street between 1sth and luth, dwelling in part occupied by the officers of the Ohio Agency, all the Househo!d Furniture in One 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 Sofas, two Arm and eight Reccap- tice iPsewe ene same, in French worsted bro- Two Walnut Carved Bookcases, Two Walnut Marble-top Oenter Tables One Walnut and one Oak Library or Office Table. Harpe Gut frame French-piate Mirror, Slab and Two sets Lace and Brocatelle Window Curtains One’ Oak Ukamber ait. Marble-top B ie Oal amber enit. larble-to: are: a pans with a Wardrobe, bs eulant Two tion'Oak Wardrobes, Several ral Gottage Chamber Suits, Two Walnut. large, and two amall H. 0. O. sofas, do, Arm Chairs and Rockers and Bide Chairs, ManOEsDy and Wainut Double Wardrobes, Mahogany and Walnut French ard Jenny Lind steads, Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Bureaus and ashstands, mavoresy, and Walnut Marble-top Pier and Gard Cottage ‘aa Plain Bedsteads, Bureaus and Wash- Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Mattresses. Blankets. Sheets, &c.. &c. Cane-seat Ch aber Chairs and Rockers, Brussels, Parlorand Ohamber Carpets, Three ay and Ingrain and Imitation Brussels Gar Canton Mettin hout the h Oak ta!l Bot, Hall oor Sete oes Large “quantity of Oil Cloth on stairway and Imitation B Hosewood Extension Dining Table, Walnut Breakfast x peling leaf Tables, jahogany Marble- ste eboard, Table Crockery and Glassware, Qutlery and Linen, Barthen and Toilet Sets, Aye Feades and Curtains, amber Stoves, Cooking Stove and Kitchen Bequisites,&c. ed’ 3,0, MeGUIRE & 00., Aucts, L FOR Tae Gaping an PAY- ame A REET. FOM THE ben tom EB FBON? Proporals wint i Sesived at the Mayer's office until 12m.,on Monday, 2lst instant, for the pur- Bane of Grading and Paving 434 street, from the anal to the front of City Hall, with stoaes simi- lar to those used in paving Baltimore stroet,( Bal- timore City) not over eightor less than five in- ches in diameter, and seven inches in depth. Bidders will state the price per square yard for poring and per Cubic yard for grading. The pav- ng to be laid ina bed of pure gravel twelve in- ches deep, and the atresy well wet before bein, rammed twice wi senicoverad) wit . aber ipisbed to the enti sioner of the Fourth Ward ‘and the ‘Assistant Com. misioners. RIQHARD WALLAOH, Mayor, Daitns babs { Assistant Commissioners, puis 1 WET—WRT!I AUCTION—AUOCTION $5,000 WORTH MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, AND WINDOW SHADES, AT PANIC PRIOKS. Just received from the New York auctions a large invoice of MATTINGS AND OIL CLOTHS, which we can and are selling less than any house in the District. 300 pairs very handsome | AUCTION SALES, “THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW, Brs @REAN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, aaa TRares IMPROVED AN, MAS ati) -ERTY AT HF St N ORNER OF cite Rhian 'H ake Hae it Vaal ts a rp” ete, sctnioer, sy at 6 — goed Bon oe adjoining, s ith the te yt on rhc = use adjoin: with 01 whic percatana being ait of Lot hes th airesh oop = “ise contains 11 conve- b ide bs halls: some of T tone Mouse is Peni “aciguborkeod or quficiently laree usiness, bet No 1, in same Sanne mentioned fool oursth sree frosting oh she aber, ia) raded pa Be ie grep aa ‘ables ainted for for & business stand. Title hird cash; balanes ae ay Awelve teen months, the pure! to give notes for the "deferred paymae Bat from day of sale. Deed given a rust taken. All conveyances at the costof the purchaser, incinding revenue stamps. $100 will be required paid down on ty when it ith it will a, mplied with in aes days, the ow: the right to reseil the cost of the fret nee same three times in gencer. m 18-eod&ds GHBEN & WiLL ass. “ucts: YW.L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. VERY lt FRAME DWELLING ON EET AT AUCTION, On FRIDAY TyTRRNCONS rt instant, at 6 o'clock, we will sell in front of the premises. No o. 334, eastaide ith street north, between I and K a very desirable Frame Dwelliag, containing seven rooms, with side and back alley, nice yard, well paved, and hevee all in excellent condition. Termacasb. Conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. mmediate possession given. my ld : we i WALL & OO.. Aucta. Y JAB, O, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TWO, VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH BTRBET. BETWEEN a AND 16TH RNOON, May loth, I shall pret at 60 ‘elock, by vir- tue ‘of a decree of t hans’ Comrts dated the es day of May. 1563, ratitied and confirmed by th i ay pe Court of the District of Columb is day of May, 1855, the following described handsome Fe / Lots, viz Lots numbered fo: 4) and five numbered two hundred and eigh numbered 4 having a front of 42 north I street, between 14th and 15t! running back with a side alley to 142 feet 7 inches Lot 5 fronts &) fer knoeked off, a On FRIDAY APTE sell, in front of the 5.) ip Square +(218,) Lot inches on streets weet, foot alle: on said stree' Sa the same depth to the said 30 foo! e 3 Terms: One-half cash. balance in 6 months, t! urehaser to give note for the deferred paymont, Bearing interest from the day of sale and secured to the satisfacti All conveya' yn of the Ruaesian ing, ag ing revenne stamps, at the cost of thi ure Title perfect. . ELIZA ANN DRAIN, Guardian, my 16 ie 3.0, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BE WM. L, WALL & OO., Auctioneers. Waskingion Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 9s La. av,, bet. 9th and 10th ats, SALE OF HORSES, 18, CARRIAGES. &o. SATUKDAY MORNING next, 2th instant, at 10 o’clock, at the Beregr be sold about suited to harnei : large bay Horse, suitable for carriage and family use. 8 years old, perfectly sound, Also, for the same owner, one fi One gtay Horse, 16 hands, 9 year! el sound, and suitable for double or Also,® fine Saddle Horse, offered” owner has no use for him, A black Stallion, works in harness, Also. a large collection of Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, Rockaways, &c, ‘Also, New and Second hand Harn &eo Beaulse: ee days Tae ay, REUEAGAY, and Sat- urdays, without ara to wi . Carriages, Wagons, ane Barn tks sivays at varies! Wefan ests, S448 OF A FRAME BEILDING. TAR MASTER'S OFFICE, rie : OT OF WASHINGTON, i sToN. D. O., May il, 1868. Will be sold fc public rer a on the premises, under the direction of O: Crowell, A. Q, M.,on BATURBAY. Stay 2), 1865, at 11 o'clock one PRAME BUILDING, sighteen, by thixty fost, shingled roof, ae ly uses y e Governmentas a ated at the cornerof 7th and © atreets, Capitol Hill, Wasbington. D.C. ment fands. ‘Terms cash. in gare on ; oP RUCKER, ie! uartermas' my 1-td eGR: 88 Depot of Washington. Y THOS, DOWLING, Auct., Georgetown. FURNITURE, GROCERIES, &e,, &c., AT AUC- On MONDAY, May 22,at9 seat I bodes eu. at Btore No. 174 bridge atreet,o the Market. a general assortment of Household Faraiture. AL: A lot of Groceries, &enthe ‘effects of a small Gre- cery Stere. 1 hool sand Benches. Ae ae emo TOMAS DOWLING, Auct. Y 0. B.L.CROWN & & 00. Aucts, By virtue of power vested in the undersigned by the last will and testament of Samuel Hamiitom, and an order of the Orphans’ Court of Prince George's county, 8 sale, on the premise som TUBSDA 4. of May inst., at 5 p.m.. Lot No. 32, fronting 25 feet on 7th street west, between D and en t to a 10 foot alley, on the Island, in the city of hington. D. OG. This property lies in an improving portion of the city, and offers inducements to purchasers. Terms of sale: One-half the porchase money cash om the day of sale, or final ratification by the fering with interest if not paid on the day of sal residue in two equal installments of six and araive months from the aay, of sale, bearing interest from that time till paid be secured by the notes of w # rapoing, back 94 fe h aser, with sureties to be approved by the d. On the payment of the whole pur- sa moneys 8 deed will be given, Title indis- P “Ail conveyancing. including revenue stamps, 9S EL SN ep hemett WILLIAM H, TUOK, creer: of x eenulton, my9-td* 0. R. L. CROWN & OO., Aucts. ¥ J.C, MoGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers. AT SALE OF BEAUTIFUL COTTAGH " ON TBB HIGH GROUND NEAB O0- Si Scare aor RNGON, May 30, at o' relock, en the premises, we abail sell hi ty plots of ground of one half to one acre each, situated on the Piney Branch road, patwean: Piekoo’s Mil and the ls, ‘rect road, being part of the estate TP. B ofghens Cottage wilios are on 2 the high ground Known as Piney Branch road, ich eautifal and romantic p comeee is unsurpassed ie ss eading to Pierce’s Mill ana _ ck ieee os the favorite drive of lovers icturesque. Each p'ot is improved with fy or sixty varieties of fruit trees ef the finest quality. he 2 opportunity to purchase eround this seldom offered. It is easy or ort walk from Soe terminus favor access, be one aathy - ‘erms al All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the ta 3.0. Mo@UIRE & 0O., Aucts. my 25-tda ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ U8 a x i facias issued from the Olerk’s Office . ‘Bar eme Oeurt of the District of Columbia, oe to me directed, I will expose to public sale, = the Auction Store of Wm ‘all & n'a. avemne and 9th street, on SATUR- pax ‘the as May inst., commencing at AZ o’clock a. m., unk containing « reftnon portment ofladies’ ap) el, seized and levied upom as the goods and ‘chat tels of Blank, and wi ill’ be be g's te satisfy judicials, No. 795 in favor of Moses against George Ripon perrick LAN Axon mayl7-td U, 8. Marshal, D. Os A TED &TAT S LE OF UNI’ ED Gatton aurwias aT Umea oa aed a Wastin ron. c., Will be sold at public ee iotiionh hi Thest bidder, at 12 o'clock m, on SATURD @ Sd day of June next. oe the Navy a Washing! 2. D. C. the Uni Btates ‘steamers Youkeos 3 Bell, and Dieanes The Yankee i ames nte-wunel evant s ot 8 Ha eo dimension rH Len, 4 1a? woe readth o} am eet; depth of hold, 10 feet foches; diameter “of Sree he troke of platon, 8 feet. 1 ie ood: ide-wheel ste: Ms feet long breadth Of beam 2 feet Siachess pth of hold 8 feet; pareatee of cylind chee: ato ; Stroke ot Piston. 5 r, ler, 92 fect} is & wi ‘opelier. 92 feet leng; breadth ol teas Vv Teet, oe lepth of hold 9 feet 6 inches; diameter of cylinder 25 inches, and stroke of piston 26% inches. nth of abl; voce eight three miles tae ion. on DOnanep x Alexandria Railro; Brandy Scrat auallt sant oweioiee there. is 100 saree of a til 7 200 act for. cul tigation: and nd, ea Si eator aat eaneREG Beae | arm Building. For imformatio: Hise om inquir Star Office forJ ENYDEE, may 2+ Peete rleple. inc private Oat Foren r single & priva = moderate; at 350 E street, ec a pain Teh m' oe ae Shel vartieulars Inquire cf rtiew. Inquire o her of B and 25 25th streets. ‘or far! 4 0k Siitiod | pessoal atzeot, LE HAVER. B voard. oF 10 INO. Ne ; OUR 8TOOK PARLOR, FURNITURE NUT CHAMBER ‘su Varnish Also pulieaus, WARDHOBES. BE BEDSTEA WASHSTAN DB: and, | in fact, everything perta ‘od at our extens' sioee ‘that cannot fail to gi ing to our uted Warerooms, and ate coee satisfaction. Tense. RS. ca Ay and Beg thi le ee ie okt Son’ ns oars oa fue ‘and Bi sts with whom all persons ledebted te nestly reaues' jie a in order to facilitate the ete of “he ana ©.. April, o a GItT, of the old concern. W: on. D. NATHANI 2 L DE UMB BALER BIXTH STREET Pet Mean PA. AVRNUR SURES 01 eT ERAUT pu 0 BO ee Te ERD ERSIGN ED A TEL 3. ee be seen and further particulars Mee ae Tea oe ses LOTS of oe WINDOW SEAT EE: HONTaS Eee oa app plication to Gonimodore 3's. EK ‘rooms each, on Va av., pear 2d at. Baymente slightly damaged by fire, at less than half priee MONT@ jommandant, Washingto: iio afer’ > June lst.’ Apply toD-M-LAW- | Calland see them. © BONTZ & GROSHON, Ey Cash, in Government fands: $1,009 peer ase Se ay ae “my 13-5t 369 7th street, above I. qithie aie day inere ines * my 18 eodtds or Sate OR BXCHANGH-A valuab! " VERNMENT MULE Few Tet son sarene Utle.indispat talon d dante [4863 Baia oF Gove 8. at oabiic ‘auction cites M4 the nai HM feos DO, between ‘7 SIV AND 81X THOUSAND ste “ea have been used in the SHORDAY. ‘he sale will commence on ate 1008" at 10 o’clock a. m., and comtl pees aa inp therwise ordered, uatil the number is seld. Koes! mules will be sold singly to the highent bid- baaemmreniee sfc xs Dopot of Washington. — rPAronine. 8 ge gress AND fon brag BUCHENBARG, No Mo. 80 La ; ay.. four doors my 13 &