Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. WASHINGTON THEATER—Miss Pauline Cushman and J. M. Ward in the drama of “The Ticket of Leaye Woman,” the buriletta of “A Leeson for usbands,” and the farce of “The Irish Tutor.” Grover’s THEATER.—“Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” Kunkle, Miss Susan Denin and other favorites in prominent characters. afternoon at reduced rates of admission. Gorzaoa HALL, F street, between sth and 10th —Last night of the Fair, and Grand Vocal Concert by eminent artistes, including Hable- mann and Stemecke, of the German Opera, Mad. U. ¥. Kretschmar, and the <olo pianist, Benkert. Matinee to-morrow _ The programme includessome of the | choicest productions of Verdi, Wagner, Schu- ; bert, and other composers, and promises a most enjoyable entertainment. SacRur CONCERT, at Sixth Street Presbyte- rian Church, for the benefit of the Island Bap- zist Church. by the Choir and the Washington Quintette Club A rich musical treat may be expected. CaNTERHSURY.—“The White Boys of Ire- dang,” the farce of “The Windmill,” and a huge bill of songs, ballet, pantomime. &c., by the entire great company. OxvoRD.—The great ballet and ethiopian troupe in an immense bill of ballet and negro delineations, together with the sensational drama of ‘*Tom Corney and his Dogs.” Ovp Fr.rtows’ HaLt.—Grand Concert by the New York Manufacturing Jewelers’ Associa- tion. An excellent musical entertainment, and distribution of prizes, including mary of great walue. METROPOLITAN HALL.—Free concert saloon, songs, dances, Ac. MtciTaAky Hatt.—Free concert, songs, dances, Ac. SERENADE TO GENERAL SHERMAN.—Last eventuog the band of the 73d Uhiorezgiment went to the residence of Gen. Sherman, on A street, Capitol Hill, and tendered hima serenade. The General was not at home, and the crowd wait- ing some time, Col. S. M. Bowman, Mr. Chas Sherm«n, and others made short addresses. The band then proceeded to the Metropolitan Hotel, and while playing, the General was seen toenter. The crowd calling him out, he briefly addressed them as tollows 1 am sorry gentlemen, that I was not athome ‘when you called upon me to-night. 1 am here a stranger in a strange house,and I have no Tight to use it for any purpose whatever; but 1 can at all times, sions, thank you for any kindness extended to weand the army under my command. (At his time & number of cars and vehicles passed slong the street, and made such 4 noise as to in any place, and on all ocea- | drown the voice of the speaker, and afterthe | noise had subsided, General S continued as follows ‘There are too many omnibuses in zhis town for me. ([Langhter.} pine woods better; for thera we can be heard and felt too. [Applause.}] But there are no more rebels now, they are all gone up. (Laugh- ter and applause.) I believe that every one in the city turned out to greet us, for each house and every portion of the street was crowded. We feel the welcome and thank you for the kindnecs extended tous The army has recip- rocated in the past,and their future conduct will show that they will fully reciprocate your kindness at all times. I have not made % speech, nor will I make one now, and what i have said must be taken as an evidence of | what I and the army feel. General Sherman then retired amid the Howard, Slocum, and Este were called for, and responded to the call short speeches. Generals Logan, Blair, Davis, and Hancock were also called tor, but were not present. ee eee IN THE SIX MBETING We like the | TH WARD.—A meeting | of citizens of the Sixth Ward was held last | evening at the Anacostia Engiue House, to nominate @ ticketto be supported at the coming election. John W. Thompson was nominated As chairman of the meeting, but declined, and W.F. Garrett was finally called to the chair. Neminations of over a dozen persons were made for secretary, all of whom declined, until Mr. E. A. Adams consented to serve. The Chair having announced one of the objects of the meeting to be the indorsement of the nominees on the general ticket, the nomi- nations of Wm. Dixon for Collector and 8S. E Dougiass tor Register were ratified. No nomi- mation for Surveyor was made Mr. John Wilkinson moved that the nomi- mation of John H. Peake for Alderman, made at the meeting at Odd Fellows’ Hall, be rati- fied; which, after some debate, was carried, the vote by tellers being 53 in the affirmative | to 44 in the negative. Nominations for the Council ticket being in order— Mr. Wilkinson moyed that the nomination of Wm. Talbert. made at the Odd Fellows’ Hail meeting, be ratified, when Mr. Talbert’s son withdrew his name. Nominations were made for candidates for Council, sud the balloting resulted as follows: Samuel Cross, 1; Bennett Swain, 27: Carey John M. McFarland, 20); Henry E Thomas B. Marche, 10: George R. The Chair announcea the first three named the candidates. The nomination of Charles E. Assesser was ritilied. Adjourned. pie SS lew ov THe Fine Army Cor's.—The Tmy corps, numbering about 7,(4) men, Te viewed yesterday afternoon by Major cock. The platean selected is as Camp Stoneman, and is a large and beautiful spot on the shores of the Eastern branch of the Potomac, admirably adapted for the evolutions of a large body of men. It was about half-past five o’clock when Gen. Han- cock, atthe head of Dis numerous staff, in full uniform, came upon the ground. He rode slong the front, was duly saluted, and then took his position near the flag, in the centre of the column. when the corps was broken into companies, and thus divided into regiments, and the whole defiled past him with streaming banners and music from two_ brass bands and a number of drum corps. Brig. Gen. Carrol, of this city, was im active command of the whole review. Two of the regiments were urmed with the celebrated sixteen-shooters— both being Penrsylvania regiments—and one from Philadelphia. After the review, the of- Ticers and a number of guests were invited by Gen.Carrol to his headquarters, where they were hospitably entertained. Gov. Curtin, who accepted the invitation ot Gen. Hancock, was present, and was warmly greeted by the Pennsylvania soldiers. Gen. Augur, commanding the department, wa- also present, Nelson as R Ist wa —_——— Tus Crown. — Yesterday the street cars were crowded from morning to night, and the two companies did the largeat day’s work they bave ever done, the Conductors turning in, on AN average, double the amount of money usual. Especially were the 14th and 7th street lines profitable, those lines being almostewholly in use by the officers and soldiers of Sherman's armies, camped north of the city. The great crowd of -trangers has not vet left us, and the crowd is nearly as great as it was on the days of the review, many of the friends and rela- tives of the soldiers daily boys ce Seconp Warp Sration Cases — W. H. Reed, drunk? military. Lavinia Whitaker, diserderly: 31.50. Ellen Davis, do.: do. Wm. Cotten, ao.; 310. John Visiner, do. military. Edmund Pierce, do. and drunk: $5. Maria Barry, do; $1. John Douglass, assauit and battery dismissed. John Kelly, John Sullivan, bighwsy robbery; jail for court. Henry Pri- shaw, drupk; 5. John Morris, do.; een é Be vetoes .; dismissed.” John Welc 3 $2. John Hammer, grand larceny, bail rs court. Chas. Hammer, do; do. — Plett Crocker, drunk; #1. Ohas, Eldridge profanity $1. T. Maliott, ismissed. Criniyat Cocrt.—Yesterday morning, the court took up the caseof Ellen Olancey, in- dicted for receiving goods; not guilty. Jobn Conner, found guilty of manslaughter, (killimg a man named Ryan near Hoover's dimekiln in the First Ward,) was brought out for sentence. The jury had recommended Connor to the mercy of the court. Judge Olin briefly but feelingly addressed the prisoner upon the nature ot the offense, and concluded by sentencing him totwo years in the Albany | penitentiary. neers BOARD OF ALDEEMEN.—The Soard ot Al er- Men met Ist evening, pursuant to adjourn- ment on Monday night, for the consideration of accumnlated business in the hands of com- mitiees. The Board was called to order by the Presi- dent, and at 9 o’clock, in the absence of a quo- rum, adjourned till Monday evening next. SO RE Furerat.—Oriental Lodge No. 1%, 1.0.0. F., preceded by @ band of music, yesterday Afternoon attended the funeral of their late te.low-member, D. Bohleber. > THE Laptes of Foundry M. E. Church hold ® Strawberry Festival at their new church, | corner of Fourteenth and G streets, next Mon- | cay night. Arrongements sre perfected for a delightful entert o to the notice else- ation of Professor Kreis’ dancing classes. His announcement commends itself to ali patrons of this healthful accom- plishnment. ae gaa On Mowpay Everine a grand picnic: will be given Gt the Washington Cny Garden for the benefit of Prospect Huil Jemetery, ant time ie expected. . _— arriving to see the } Sent shouts of the crowd: and, afterwards, Generals | Tiicawar Rospery.—Yesterdsy,o' Pre! jer, of the Seeond Ward, arrested Jno. Kelley and John Sullivan for knocking down Lieut. T.S. Knapp and stealing his watch and chain. They were taken before Justice Miller, who sent them to jail for court. CITY ITEMS. eas Wuo Ever HEARD us Saw Anyturne LIke Tv! Watches, Pianos, Sewing Machines, Silver Ware and Jewelry, for everybody, Free of charge, at Seaton Hall, corner of Ninth and D streets. The most successful enterprise ever inaugu- rated. The press endorses it. The publie patronize it. All benefited by it. The Jewelers’ Association are now distribu- ting Presents to purchasers of Concert tickets to the Grand Concerts at Odd Fellows’ Hall, on fibres Friday, and Saturday Evenings, May 25, 26, and 27. War zon Toads of Watches, Jewelry, Ice Pitchers, Silver Ware, &c., have already been given away in the public streets, and Fifty Thousand Presents still remain to be distri- buted to Ticket purchasers. The beatiful Presents are given immediate- ly, at Seaton Hall, as soon as the Ticket is purchased. There is no delay, no waiting until the evening of the Concert for the distri- bution, but the present is given gratuitously on the spot. All are catisfied—all receive a present—no delay—none go empty away. This establishment must not be confounded in any way with the numerous bogus gift en- terprises by which the public has been so fre- quently gulled, as it is conducted on very dif- ferent principles. and its affairs directed by men whose social and pusiness reputation is without epot or Bierier H. Extas, Actuary. ——— JEWELRY, jewelry, jewelry, one dollar, one douar, jet setts, cluster setts, stone setts, clus- ter rings, chains, belt buckles, bracelets, pins, tea spoons, cups, call bells, kc. Only one dol- lar, atthe Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. ave., near 13 street. 2t DIED, On the 23th May, at 6%, o’cloch a. m.,Mr. SAM’L WARNER, aged 5: years, Oh Father dear, since you are gone Unto your long last home And leftus—your Dear Ohildren In sorrow to think on. The many sears that you have epeut And labored for our sakes, To make us happy, after you Our hearts might surely Di But since it’s so short we must go And part our dearest friends, To the most high—with heartfelt sigh, Thy soul we recommend, Dear Father, Amen. The friends and relatives are respectfully invi- ted to attend his funeral, Sunday, 28th, at 3 o’cl’k, from his residence on Virginia avenue, between lth and 11th streets. On the sth of February, 1565. in the Army of the Potomac, GEORGE PHILLIPSON, in the sith year of his age, a native ¢f Linkinshire Town, England, but for many year~a resident and citizen of Washington, D. He enlisted on the ith March, 1564, in the Ist New Jersey Cavalry, 0om- pany G, where he served his count faithfully and actively, being with General Sheridan in his many successful and hard-fought battles in the campaign of Ii, where he endured many hard- ships and dangers. In one battle he had his horse shot from under him. In the fall of 1851 he was paced in hospital near City Point, where he re- mained in bad health until January, 1855, he was to cam, to be remounted, where it is sup. posed bedied. He was much esteemed and re- spected by the officers and privates of bis regiment and coneene and citizens at home. He leaves a widow (no « ice to mourn his loss. { Wash- ington, D. C. and English papers will please copy.! A TSR GREAT DISTRIBUTION hy THE FUREKA GIFT ASSOOIATION, 196 & 197 Broadway, New York, OF ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELODEONS, Fing Orn Paintines, ESGEAvING:, Silver Ware, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, and ELEGANT JEWELRY, oF CONSISTIN' Pins, Diamond Ri, Fiorentine. Mosaic. ava and Caineo Ladies’ Sets, Gold Pens with Gold and Silver Extension Holders, Sleeve But- Sets of Studs, Vest and Neck Plain and Gaaate Gold Rings. &c., &c. VALUED AT $500,000 nQISTRIBUT ION is made in the following man “CERTIFICATES paring sacn article and its Vaitr, ure placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are well mixed Oke of these Envelopes, containing the Certificate or Order for some Arti- cle, will be Gelivered at our office, or sent by mail to any address, without regard to choice, on re- ceipt of ents. On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will see what article it drairs, and its valae,and can th send ON DOLLAR and receive the article Rained, orcan choose any ot/er one article on our list of the same value. Be Purchasers of our BSALED ENVELOPES may, in this inanner, obtain an article worth from one to five hundred dollars, “i FOR ONE DOLLAR, which the; need not pay untilitis known what is drawn, and its value ENTIKE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES. THE EURBKA GIFT ASSOCIATION would call attention to the fact of its being the Original and Largest Gift Aseeciation in the country. The business continues io be conducted in a fair andi honorable manner, and a large and greatly increased trade is proof that our patrons appreciate this method of obtaining rich and ele- gent goods, During the past year this Association has sent a very large number of valuable prizes to all parts of the country. Those who patronize us will re- ceive the full value of their money, as no article on our listis worth less than One Dollar, retail, and there are NO BLANKS, Parties dealing with us may depend on having prom pt returns, and the article jrawn will be im- mediately sent to any address by return mail or express . i Tha following parties havetecently drawn val- uable prices from the Eureka Association, and Lave kindly allowed tha use of their names. Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia, Goid Bracelets, a.,0il Painting. value, £10); Jai Hargraves, sot Broadway, New York Oil Painting, value, Sim); EF. Joues, Barrett, Marshall Co. Kansas, Melodeon, value S20); Patrick J pone, “Gold Watch. value, 24 Byrnes, ie J.P Miss Lucy Janeway Cluster Diamond Ring, value, =); Mrs noyer, City Hotel, Nashville, Tenn, value. #125: Oscar M, Allen, Go lidd regiment Indiana Volunteers, Nashville, vane . Watch, value, $25: Rowland ‘Patterson. Co. D, th Lowa Veteran Volunteers, Qil Leno value, $100; Mra. Abbey J. Parsons, Springfield, Mass., Melo- deon, value, +10; James L, Dexter, City Surveyor, Syracuse, N. Y., Gold Watch, value, 315); Mrs ‘8. K. Pen: Meledeon, James Bly, 17 "Wooster street, corner Blooker, New York: Oil Painting, value, $100; Mrs. J. C! Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Silver Gastor value, $i): De J. RB. Binclair, No. 4 Main atreet, Utica, N. ¥., Frained mneraring value, 525; Hoa, Luther Detmold, Washington, ” ii Painting, value, 5). ‘Were we permitted, we might add many names to the above list, but many persons object to our so doing, we therefore publish no nan without rmission. Petters from various patties. throuzhout the country acknowledging the receipt of very valua- ble gifts. way be seen on file at our office. LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EacH, Without regard to value, and not to be paid for antil you know what you will receive: ay che 10 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, worth from. ts: 10 Melodeons, Rosewood Cases. & Fine Oil Paintings. 2 Fine Steel Eugravin, 108 Music Boxes. le Bives Revolv: tors. if 100 Bilvi 5 Ov te BuO oe hel lag Tea 15 00 to m Gola 3 Hentiog Sane Watches 75 00 to Diamond Rin, 50 00 to 200 00 6 Ladies’ Gold 60 00 to 85 00 450 Silver Watches. +» 2500 to 50 60 2500 Vestand Neck Chai 50) to 25 00 2u0 Pairs Bar Rings,(new styles) 150 to 6 60 +0 Gold Pencilsand Pooth Picks 300to 8 ‘woo Ony\ and Amethyst Brooches 400 to 10 ¢0 3uc0 Lava & Florentine Brooches 400 to 6 00 1000 Masonic Pi: 400 to ) 20 Fine Gold W 3.0 to Pu 00 Childrens’ Armilets. 250to 80 3:00 Sets of Bosom Stud 1% to 500 260 Enameled Sleeve Buttons. 2 50 to 10 08 lv 0) Plain Gold and Obased Rings. 1to 5 00 As Stone Set and Seal Rings. 2 to 10 0 00 Leckets 2Mto 70 | 1re0 Bets of Ladi & 00te 2000 40 Watch Charms (each 300to 5 60 Gao Gold Sim A ee pas Ae Apa ase east ani rf Pins. 0 New BStyle Belt 400to 658) 6 OM to 20 60 540to 7 50 ore wae 36 0 Go! Tost 0 to ie Oral Bard Braceiet 6 M@to 2) 00 4000 Gated Bracelets. .... BMOto 1600 200 Bail re hgip all colors. SMto 50 2@to 350 Soeto 706 2 Le @to 500 A CHANCE TO, OBTAIN. Y OF THE above — LES FOR ONE LLAR BY PUBCHASING A BEALED BNVE: ‘BR FOR ate Sealed Envelopes will be sent for ¢); El+ven for for $10: e; saree for 65; Bixty for $16. NTRD BVEREWHERE. oz paren mas Seized wens {pnited Btaten jen. ng w *ysiters snonld’ be edd: to our ‘er a eeterr, Box. 5706, Post tor ere for SEALED ENVELO ineve one he seoom panied. by the Gass mete p nd mares perce fae neta yea Biare my %-in a follo: Box roid Pent OSiee: "He fork, WANTS. ANTED—A SITUATION in a — bya Ww ence enn Ge vocry Uist Clsrr.. Address U. x 9 G F \ @ the advertiser will call." tt WARTRD Jive PIE BARBERS. 8 at D reet, between 44: and 6th streets. . my 26-3t* . a | | | WAETEE-t nthe business part of the city a t ROOM, with board in & private | family Address 3OHN BHATT. Star ons i} WARTED—teveral ¥B to deliver iy ae Apply at the office ef pal feat ion, No. Dear th. It ee od pli COOK, either white Ww? of colored: “Gall Zt the corner of were and Det. north, near tha Depot, WANTED-a competent BARKEBPER. Refer- ence Apply Markham Hotel, W ANTED—A GIRL to do ceneral housework, at 477 13th street, near Penn. avenue, aoe quire in the millinery. yy 25-2t A FRENCH WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION ascook ina private family Apply at base: inent of house Nov UNS H street. PP ony a6 at A GOOD CONFECTIONER R CAN ¥IND PEB- manent employment atthe corner of Band 1ith sts [my 26 2t* NOMRR & BRO. WANTED good SALESMAN in a retail shoe store. Liberal wages will be given. Qaly one who is well recommended will call at see bevipeshs street. = ANTED—A respectable WOMAN. ai charge of a suit of rooms and assist in the kitchen, Also, two good WASHERS. Agply. at the Oyster Bay, 255 Pa. are ANTED—A WHITE GIRL to = aan housework and wa-h and iron for a small femily; Apply at 319 13th street, y between oe ANTED—A WOMAN to work in the kitchen. Apply toT. POTENTINI. Confectioner, 279 Pennsylvania avenue, between lvth and lith streets. my 26-2t* ANTED—A MAN accustomed to tak re of horses, and to make himself useful ‘tore. Best of references expected. Appiy to N GLE & 0O., 250 Penn. avenue, near lvth st. my 2: Wax D IMMEDIATELY—A LADY who un- the milliner business theroughly. None buta first. she hand need apply. Also,a good Dressmaker who edn cut and fit and unde} stands the business in allits branches, at OTTO BIRG’S * SE Ee eairtesatoenans the city. "Fhe te reat maa ei ‘oe ove counter. ap isre |* E BENT—A furnished M. Terms $10" eae Red viitventes required. Ho. 4! add Jeet prenae, be bet. 9th and 10th sts, Also alone ay Fe BENT—SIX FURNISH. 5 36g" at ree of them ear oe voll; loeation Patent Omese ee enter”. Donn a OLOTHIRES. Re ey &0.—FOR SALE— sectional 16 feet by 12; can be taken lown and putup ins few hours. Alse, peter Btoeescheap. Corner lithand Msts, my25 For 84 SALE—HOUSB of five rooms; Lot aa on | &.ave.. for $900 in easy ate pessession. being now. po AWRENCE. my2)-dtf No. 63 K, pitied of 2th st. F? housel asand water, yard fi and rear, toe: a fami ly oftaree or fear persons with- out children. Apply at 276 H street. near Isth. my?2i- FOR REN fThe UPPER ROOMS nd Hall, corners 6th and D streets, are for rent, inher sre well aAapted for meetings of soe ee aaa Geol Pale baie: Dgw sien, fo: Wn! WHITMORE, once ay eat Ta MS, WITH oe wiraour BOARD, in a private family, 278 20: it, between Land M. Terms moderate. my ay ments, Immedi- | ‘OB, ear Bix Furnished ROOMS, suitable for \ Bo ront | acer apes ao the piclents of Georgetown. For particulars appl ‘OR RENTOThreo or at Star offi my 25-3t* four very pleasant at on ‘ee ae jor batm rcom; sre beat oe in e city, aisiana avenue, betwee: it! and ith sts,,No. 41, north side. mm 25 at mre LET—A ROnAE AND STORE on Pennayl- vania avenue. Possession can be had at on: Inquire at the premises, No. 245 Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs. my 25-2t* and E aa “Two WOMEN, as bundle paeners wancr Store, No. 269 D street, betweén 13th and 2 my 2 Apply at the Kirkwood House. _m 25- ANTED—In a small family, a good TOOK: colored preferred. Inquire at the second frame house on 9th st , above N. my25-3t* W AN f8D—Two good journeyman BARBERS ane a ap prentice Bore Apply att mow ee Pa. Pin and 18th ave Lar ED res good DRESHMAKERS- =e 5 eee ‘sth street, between O and D streets. CHARLES LUTMAN, pax ‘GOODS eae EO JOHNSON & Corner oti atreet and Bonn’ W ee eeod my 25-3t* ry I wanted. tree at209 B street, between 13th and 153s streets my 75-20" W ANTED—At8. Tuckei 1 Seventh street, and B streets, twe beeweem Maryland a good JOURNEYMAN BARBERS. Aprly, Ait ~ diately. 3e* NTED— BOARD. permanent, for Soe wife, child five years old and nurse, from Ist June, With terms, address **Inqvirer,’ eity Post Office. Bath room indispensable. my 25-1W* G —WANTED IMMBDIATELY—To rent an jee XU fornished HOUSE, sontaining from 5 rooms to a permanent tenant, id. Btar Office. 5 reas 5 59:8 8s WANTED_A WHITE GIRL to do == in a small family. Must understand plain cooking and be a good washer and BRL Kone other need apply, at 59 Pa, av. CANVABSERS and CARRIERS mat a a Washington weekly paper. Inquire at 316 my?22-dtt Delaware ave., Capitol Hill, Vv 7 ANTED—200,060 LADIES to get their Fluting done at PRINCE'S, 3~1 ¥ street, be- sween ‘th and 9th, Stamped Goods, Braid, Work- Gotton, &c., for sale, my 19 tf war TED. WANTED av. sequence of an innumerable act of so-called Stamp- ers, springing up in the District, botching and ia- juring persons goods,(and are not responsible fu case of damage.) We have putourselves to a con- siderable expen im procuring the latest style of Patterns for Braiding Silk, Fiannel, and Ootton Embroidery, which we issue daily aud are prepared to do the work while our friends wait we make and stamp apy pattern, bewever intricate, and A by, the aid ofour Improved Machine we can 189, Fiuting Superior to any heretofore given to then Lesties 2 the District. ote j ANTED ana nTA RLS ood coe HANDS. Also,several good PANTA- LOON MAKERS. 8. z tg biilitary and Naval Merchant Tailor, Re BOY at BAR & BRO,, comers 7th | WO OR THREE GOOD HOUSE PAINTERS | | street, D. Every Lady in the District to know that ia con- | mb @ RANT—Three ROOMS, first floor, gas and water, newly furnished, with eyary. conten: * @ how south Willard’s Hotel; 7 ath Abe beso o oder soo 0, 4 Bosses sion 0! une. erms modera' jesirable party. “Call after's p.m. my2-3t | RAzs CHANOB—FOR BALE. Cees and LOT on Virginia avenye, bet. Ist 2d streets, of moderna improvements. The lot is 0 feet front by 120 feet deep. There is situated on said lot a lar. two-story Frame House, of 8 rooms, in comple’ order, larga yard, brick walks, shade trees, sErab pers also, a rear Buildin, in complete order, 20 80, two stories, with 4 large, airy rooms. “The pros perty is so constructed a to be used for one er || well Be wo tensnts. Houses in nolan ornocd : ed. wi the street. nquire of JOHN arpenter and t Joiner, 6th atreet, eS st. south, or No, 408 43 at. south.—Also, 16 Acres of LAND, 6 atea tron “Washington, ™ 25-3t* ‘OR BMNT—In BsoraetoNn: alarge LIV ae STABLE. with shedding for carriages. Ap: to F. MAC®, Maryland Land Agent. | S16 rth 7.08 BALE—A CARRIAGE Toga). aan nex, manufactured nye od Brothers, New York ;a pair of fine CARB! AGE Ho BeBe 7ounEe | and warranted sound; SADDLE and H Inquire at 278 Iatreet, corner of Connecticut avenue. my 24-3t* H¥ GOOD WILL, STOCK and FIXTUBRS of a small Grocery and Liquor Store. It isan | excellent stand for asmall retail business, Rent as er month. Contains four roomsanda good aud stable, and lease of the place. Peroitare for ‘sele if required. Apply at No. 301 K street, bet, 14th aud 15th sts. my2s-6t* KOR RENT—Two HOUSES 4 rooms each. i One House 49 rooms, Que House 11 rooms. One House 8 rooms and Furniture for aala. Que Heuse 6 rooms and Furniture for sale. Qno Rouse 5 rooms with Store. i Gue large Store 20 b 195 e fest rey { 80, 4 Furnis ‘oure soem Dply to MITOHELL, BON & CO my %4-4t* 8, B. corner of Pa. av. eatisth at 93 BALE—An excellent three- story BRIG h DWELLING, No. 26% © street north, tween Iith and 12th streete west. The house tas sigat rooms. The house is in freonever: g For | further particulars apply to SWEENY & OO, Beal roles Brokers, corner of 7th and D streeta. | my | PUBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—A Parlor | and two Bed Kooma, to ld together or sepa- | rately. Alse, other rooms suitable for honse- ! Keeping, with or without board. Apply at No, | 334 HB Street, one block from the cars. my20-2w* FuSNisaeD ROOMS ae a RS FRONT | ARLOR and two BED ROOMS on 2d floor. | ae other BOOMS. suitable for housekeeping. . with ‘or without BOARD. Apply at 234 between 19th and 20th streets, one block fromthe cars my NF my 18-t1 212 Pennsylvaniaavenue. ANTED—A BITGATION by a respectable Girl to do Chamberwork, or would have no objection to take charge of a Laundry, or to goin thecountry. Apply at 346 18th street, between A | and I streets. my? V ANTED—An Unfurnished HOUSE, contain- ing 6 or 8 rooms, either in Georgetown or in Washington, for which a fair rent will be paid, LsARBINTRIE. . BR. DE Ls | may 6-eod2w Department of Btate. A‘ EXPERIENCED AMERICAN MONTHLY NURSE ust disengaged. having best city ref- ences, can be seen at » 19 H street, between ‘th ana 7th. Thankful for past patronage, desiren 3 continuance of same. my 5-¢012t* ANTED—A DAIBYMAN, German preferred Inquire at this office. ap o10t* ANTED-—Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbrokers’s Tickets, Furniture, Clothing, or any article of value, The highest cask rice paid, or exchanged for other goods, At inger’s Sewing Machine Agency, 502 9th etreat, three doors north of Pa. avenue. ap 22-1m* BER SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash rises for DEER SKINB, their B: Buekskin ‘in Glove Manufactory, 106 Bigk al : Me eC eeOr™ P- SaMSBURG & BBBRT, WAntzp 4 limited number of FURIES fer inatineon on the piano forte. st of ref- erences given. A plyat No.525 H ate between 6th and 7th sts. 13-tf Doe IND HAND TORaTr RE, ae TB C0) HAN MIER CA 'S. BEDS, BED- DINGiund HOUBRFURN ISHING GOODE ofevary asaori ption: R. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, Je8 potvecn Gand Ht easaide, PERSONAL. i Bae WILLIAM H. COTTON MENTIONED IN the Second Ward police report yesterday. ic not William H. Cotton of Washington Buildize, 7th street. ie ea MATILDA, MARY ANN and FRANK WALTER, (colored) are in Washing- tom, they will much oblige their father by lettin, him know where he can sce them, He lives ai Pennsylvania House, 357 © atreet, between bi and 6th streets. my25-3t ADAME AHOLIAB, an impressed mediam, is again prepared to read the Past, Present. and Future to all those who wish to give her a call; is able to advise and counsel seenrately in all busi- ness of importance. House Ne. 5™1 10th street, between D and Estreets, Island, from 8 LS m. to? p.m. \y 25-3t* Nongz is peneey ary RN. pat the Rev. PON, aiik Hoxbaren, Seht 88 street, i lercer, Prince! and othrors, Trustees of the late WILLIAM REN: TON, Esquire, Merchant, tied are latterly re- siding in Buccleuch Place there, nominated in the Trust Disposition and Settlement executed > him, dated th March, 1542, and relative Codicile, have instituted in the Court of Session in Scot: land a Process of Ponape polation and Bxonsr: ation as Trustees foresaid, for the pur; ing paid or distributed among the parti thereto. in terms of the said Trust- Dinposition and Setilement and relative Codicils, th proportion in the Trust-Estate of the share ae aied WILLIAM RENTON, therein provided to THOMAS LAIDLAW RENT TON his Son, who em- igrated to the United States of America, and has n d of since the year 1043, in which aliogea he let New Orleans for Texas; A befo eetond BAROAPL ae SeuNe, Folerk): Intimation of the tn sbediauce ease oe the said Process is hereby made, in obedie an Interlocutor pronounced Ae Lord BARGAPLE dated the Isth day of March, os whereb his Lerdship i cieey the de; ots Precess to be published in the none viz: ae Oe Lendon “ime anes ewspapers in America as the partie! sei ‘order that the said THOMAS es i ENTON if alive. or if dead his lawfal is- any, may be certiorated of the dependence of said Process, and may appear eberein and claim the fund in medio fer his or their in tern Agent f ie Trattec Ri eiste Mr Mr. ase gent for the Trustees of the la! 5 5 pertain oe 15 Bt. Andrew Square, Ee ee D PHILLIPS has removed to P reheat near lith st.,over Mess WwW INES AND LIQUORS. weneaec on a hend a fall sup) I wines ie celebrat valgerg iagiso their are Mindtaee earaweae uns GUNDY, and cther he best Giant ( Ola. ¥ i SEIES, Pure oll tial Soarst A full supply of Faitivy GROCERING at greatly reduced p: RGM THEM not v sp5-Smif™ ENIA - sy a a my 19-6t,if SrA 3a aaa 1 ign Of is ia ee oat one of Motena! ber the Beat a now mato, ed rail ot the city. ‘ima* TPAILORING. 890 BQOURING iG AND REP manser to Batiafaction ore aye B: ‘fh av., four deors east EW HOUSES FO hose of tl convenient and desirable HOUSES on nite mereet east, near Mill, just finished, They-are |- three stories, with two story par building, } cellar under the whole; h five chambers, all papercd; eiothes-room, front and back stairs,’gas and gas uxtures throughout, ranges complete. fi ished in the beat style, oo the Phi adel pia’ pl withont regard te expense, The cars pass bu’ short distance, on a Deets, sta avenue, with a | footwalk ES ays maps: &e., at | cost of purchasi PP ply at the a ings. s oF to | x BRO “E83 Ot h street; or 3. FLANAGAN, 3 304 South Wharves, Phiiadelpbia: my 17-29 on SALE—A CLOTHING STORK, now doing good buriness, opposite Baltimore depot, Thet balding, atwo sory, frame, subject to small | ground rent, together with the stock, will be sold | on reasonable terms. Apply corner of 0 and North | Casitol sts. my 15-12t® | ror 24t paar GOOD WILL of a tine Btore, . with PIXTURES anda small aece of ; a00D8 for sale, FoR "RENF_ONFURRTSND ah suitable (between B and O ata can be h: t173 24 street west, between B an: aaa my9 OR SALE OR ane wad prefer to sell—a Inquire at 522 Pa ay. very large and commodions thr: e-story BRIOK HOUSE," with all the modern improvements, in- eludi t and cold water,and gas throughout the ine uot with a large garden, carriage- snd stable for six horses. The above premises would be suitable for a for- i ouse eign minister, member of the Dabinet, OF an: tleman wishing a comfortable residence somely located in the saopy healthy, part of George town, and not five minutes walk from the cars, The peoperty wir be shown and terms made knows hy the advertiser. is N ALEXANDER, 0.240 Pa ay., bet. 12th and 13th ate. my 16- aot [Ohron& Intel] ouEeE YOR RENT—The commodious dwell sng containing. 16 rooms, with fine dry cellar . gupplie with pump. cistern and Potomac water nd cold, ane gas, with nearly an acre of or- pamentee ig i d,and a variety Oras bei hese Ho; 6 Penn, avenue, corner of oath street, at present occu pied Pi eas e Hon Wad EES of the gen- and- ditish Legation. Ap’ No. 60 P; Patent Gf ilding, or Her Guet ue: man, nésr the ede y 12 eotf Fo SALE Desirable BUILDING in dif- ferent parts of the ctty. Inquiez WALL BTEPHANS & OO., 322 Pa. jan27-eotf $20,000 WORTH oF S9OTB AND SHO SE 4 Rave beew received this day at HEILBRUN’S BARGAIN BHORB 8TORB, 506 Sevextu STREET, and will be sold at tremendous low prices, name the follc wing : Children’s Bhoes from 1s cents up, Misses’ Balmorals and Gajters 75 cents, Ladies’ Balmorals from $1 up, “ Gaiters, good quality, $1,58, Slippers from 56 centa up, Red, White and Black Slippers and Gaiters, latest styles, Men’s flae Boots, Gaiters and Buckle Shoes, very cheap. Also, 9 great variety of SRUNKS AND VALICES t We Jt L. HEILBRUN & 00., 506 7th street. adjoining any 19-2w * Odd Fellows’ Hall. NY STYLES SPRING OLOTHING. wal STEPHENS & 0O., 322 Penpsy} A Between 9th Pana Toth Cra fasten, D.C. ones Great Decking: in Go Goods has induced us to our ent sag FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, ts GUNTLEMEN’S zUinisuine goons, of every deseri reduced pi fou of which we ars determined to eell pari te ee) Wilton ouikSinans: OLOTHING, suital to the present and . nick ry for new este: hich mart beso a ‘os y mit” ABLO) P "SEAMERE, | and OF tom FUSNITURE. Bargsias headin, CABINET FUSNITUBE bycaling st Tron Hall. 9 w. BOTRLER, Jz. PFIOB DESKS, 0 OrvroR hon pearl Just received a the above {ee eae ie Pennsylvania avenue. Oapitol jd 1. - AUOTION SALES, Br he bes ihe ee, i ‘te mETY oe urea, ina sai beet 3 fall description at de ae New an és, Rockaways, id Be alk of New and Second-hand Har- nd- Xpress “pales ct the Bazaar, every Tuesday, bev Batarday, without regard to the Sad Harness always at private sale, pee es “Web. WALL & 00.. Au pee DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D. 7. IMPROVED PROPEEEY. IN IN GEORGETOWN ton ‘clock p. m,, I will ses, the two two-stery land 4, in the Twenty feet on 4th street, be re Frederick streets, and running ; balance in6 and 12 months, by adeed of trast om the property. bonveranci® ‘and stamps at the cost of pur- “Title petfect, THOMAS DOWLING my 2-2 Auctioneer, ¥ JAS. OC. McGUIRE & O@., Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE BUSIN: PROPERTY ON "| YERESEALTARER SPER S® PRA 13TH On FRIDAY UYTERNOON, June 2, on the prem- ises, at 6 0’clock, we shall sell parts of Lots Nos. 1 and 2, in Bonare No. 8, fronting 2% feet 1°, inches on ‘Pennsylvania avenue, between 12 and. 13th streets, and ronnin, ae to D street, improved by a two-story Brick now occu pied Rs a restaurant and known aa “Oy = ter B: This oroserty. is well located for business pur- poi and presents an opportunity seldom offered to hagers in this locality. e-half cash; the balance in six and twelv thonths, w: aur secured notes bearing inter- eat from day of sale. Ail conveyancing'and sta ehaser. & 00., my 26-d&ds Uiationsen L4262 SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULES, bia pet at con of the pur- Washington Ohies Bace em Will be soldat pablic auction, ‘andor the dires. tion of Pg nd: nel Charles H. Tompkins, A. . M.. at the Corr: als porate the 2 Observatory, inthe ity of Waskingto: .. between RIVE AND & ‘atx THOUSAND MULES, . which have jn. the Government Service. The sale w ommMenhse On MONDAY, May 23, 1965, Bt 10 dee m.,and contiaue from day to day, unless, off othétwise ordéred, until the whole ir "ano mule wi Will be sold singly to the highost bid- Mer. ment funds, Terms cash, ip Govern: ae ae kar, "-Brigt Gen, an€ Chief uartermaster, Depot of Washington, Thies Quay termaster’ 'S. Offa, | Devot af Washington, Washington, », May 25, 1855. NOTIC. The above sale hue atill being contin- ‘ued from day to Gay.ands these wishing te pur- chase are invited to attend RUCKER. aster. D, Brig: Gen. and Ohief Quarterm _ may 26-1it Depot of Washington. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, A Auct.: Georgetown. Coes Cnn SALR oF a A PR aLISS HOUSE D LOT, IN GRORGETOWN fete of decree ef the poten Court of ict of Oolumbia, passed in a cause, where- un H, Marll,et.al.,arecomplainants, and ie E. Marll, et. al., ore defendants, the subseriber will expose on MONDAY, May 29,133 at 6 o’clock-p. m:. to public sale to the hignest bi der, on the premises, the Lot of ground and im- | prove rovementa thereon. lying and being in Beatty & awking addition to Georgetown, in the District of Columbta, betng parts of Lots No. 179 and 180 front- ing 32 feet more or less om Market street, between 34 and 4th streets. and running back 100 feet. Terms of sale: One-third cash, the residue at 6 and 12montha with interest on deferred payments, for eek che Le ote poads will be taken, and alien on the property therefor. If the terms are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the property will be sole at the purchaser’s risk on one we cation.: All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the Parenatey WILLIAM H, MARLU, Brustes. my 16-dte THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, GOVEBNMENT SALE OF of ONE @ARDING MA- THURS! nhetet a f June, at il ik ee we Rights Hi, at eraeyet ges aise | Machine, seized by the Government from Blocks ie run oe nee order of Bol. T. ene Freitas my 23. *Beodads oe Auctioneers. BY eH. Le WALL & 06. Aactioneers, “PATE IN THE COU “VALUABLE REAL ms- E COUNTY OF WARTINGTOR of we joven! ce the land rs reco: Washington connty, in the District of sect Iwill sell on HONDAY sanes ee << we lo. m.,at the Auction House of & peed Corner of Ith street and P cue avantae’s in the city’ 0 Washéugton, the following described tract f land, sijuated in the county of Washington, in the District of Columbis. The said trac} ef land begining at the end of the fourth line of fract of land called New Seat, and running the! south 15 perches, thence south 82 degrees ,awest 2)'perches, thence north 33 degrees, past 145 perchés. thence south 6Y degrees, east 51} PerCheM to its intersection with the 1th line of he lar&ér tract of land conveyed b: fo trae and devisees ot Davad C. Pattier to Bdward Swann, thencesouth 49 de; tet weat iS perches, thence south 25degrees, west 31 perches and 53-10 of Uae . thence sonth g] degrees, west 45 pesinni®s, containing’ ‘$1 acres, l rood an >the terns’ of thie sale will be one-third cas balance, bearing interest and pa; bes fel je inequal stalmenta,at® aud 12 ‘months, the deferred pay- ments to be secured by a lien onthe land. One hundred dollars of the cash payment to be paid down atthe place of sale;and in case the purckerer or purchasers refusing 80 to do the rty will at once be resold at the risk and cost oft the defaulting purchaser or purchasers, z ORGAN, Trustee. my!1-co&ds W.L. WALL & CO., Aucte, sus parece to d 17 OF OCONDSMBED HORSES, aster. Generals First Division, Quarter nasi hington Oniy, April 25; 16d Will be sold at panic suction,” to the highest bidder, at Gies! TWO HUNDRED’ O! OAV: These horses “have been _ sult as unfit for ths cavalty service of the alone 8, Many good bar- gains may.be had. es Purposes, Horses ats je to commence at 10 A. > i: mited Btaton cn eee | = AMBS A-EKIN, Brevet Brigadier General, in charge FirstDivi- me Quaxtermantendtons Tral’s Office. 26-tmy 0 MPOBTANT NOTIOE TO THE PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN,-AND ALEXANDBIA, JAMEN NEW, 4 Cae ap Bey at. firth Auction—- a Sik, E BEAOE BEARS, Vary beet, at $1.25, off te asi ““MANTILLAS « 8A0QUBB, wor Site oue 125 ots. = Pe worth 60,cta. 30 0 Pieey be Se rit wre ef haba tage ‘OINTS, 9; coat 3 Suh torn ‘. SMarde Wide TABLE OBO TH, (Linen) $125, cont LADIBE” WALKING JACKETS, only $4, cost BLAOK aca vEite. at 25 ots., very baat 60, 75, LINEN N BanETiNG.-stienuy soiled, only $150, napkins. 175. dofen’ FRINGED TOWELS, E gs OHEOKS, for vi stance G@ at, BLA ! at i Dieux QUAKER Bemiats of atu DELAINS, ALPACA, BHALIEG: Oh ? HANDEE: 8) ‘ a: , 2 cents, ERY, scene a BUTTONS, APES #8. of Hane SOAPS, BPOOL At the Great snes ise NEWMAN, my 19-5t 7th street, mear G'st, ‘REBELS TERRE EDF ans: D AND P! Von BIOHMON: ‘aties wishin, onthe above places wilt th donna wall S'givemencally oye -feot of = a ; tnches; diameter of cylinder, $3 inches: AUOTION SALES, ees THIS AFTERNOON AND T0-MORBOW. FavaANEeG GAG or 2 OVERN G MNT on. 80 F BARBY SwWEEr- Will be auction, Bi etrest whart, W, et at pibliens tem at Birth SATURDAY MAY 27, 1868, it pear ti mand sed uoee, pon, eect Bat. ragetannis ot or 8 B. Y BW Sraiee beten ‘ngime of thes tals, my 23 tt ew ae ———— en ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct; Georgetown, XORLLENT VERROL tee mount 7 sth BAY AWOrIORT™ a ai , at the residence o hires Loaves r ology ye wa oet ‘ashi ry atreet the House! Walnut Spri: Walaut Mard! Mahi i ¥ ut, Bas irs ore : Marble TeAus, ¢, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Ghaita Tavlos ie Three-piy, Ingrain and other Garpets ts, Ollcloths ds! ttresses anid tea: oa Frame Oval Mirror, Curtains. &e, Refrigerator. . Crockery and @lassware “and ner cook sore ther woven, att re! .) ° a not me: a frost variety or Oe DOWLING: aucts, RY a: c. a « = Auctioncers, BLLENT HOU; BE. oe red in silk brocate . Tete a- Tote Sofas, two i ca and e! Bond hairs, one same, in French Fase Carved Bookeases are ‘alnut Marb) ton Genter Lire pay or Office Tabi; Walnut and on Large te Mirror, Blab and Cie. frame acess ts. Two sets Lace and Broeatelle Window Ourtaine oO. aod Cornicess it, Marbl B ne amber sui larble-top Bureau aad Washatand: with a Wardrobe, sy ‘Two imitation Oak Wardrobes, Sever: Dottage Chamber Suits, Two Walnut. ares, ad Fijud small H. C. Arm Obairs and ‘ers and Side Ohai: fet imn and Walnut Doubie oben @ Walnut French and Jenny Ling Maho, AQgARY an and Walnut Marble top Buroaus aad Mahogany a ond Walnut Marble-top Pier an¢ Oar@ Cottages and Plain Bedsteads, Bureaus and Wash- ther B 8, Bolsters and Pillows, tresses. Blankets. Sheets, &c, Cane-seat Ghamber Chairs and 4 Rockers, Brussels, Parlor and Obam' id Tnteien Brussels mhree a PI Ingrain Canton Matin throughout the house, Oak Hall Set, Hall oil Cloth, Large | mantity of Ol] Cloth on stairway ent Imitation Rosewood Extension Sede Table, Walnut Breakfast Falling leaf Tables, mabovany. Marble-top Sideboard, Table Crockery am and Glassware, Earthen and Toilet Sets, Gadew: epee ‘and Qurtains, jam be! OVe8, Cooking Stove and Kitchen Requisites,&¢. cermteh™ 5.0, MeGUIRE & 00., ucts, Y W. L. WALL & OO., Auctionsers, 00D _ TWO STORY "FRAME HOUSE Aue CoO ERHOLD ae ON BAST O ITOL STREBT, AT A On TUESDAY ATTERNGON™ ‘30th inst., at € Bininees atthe house A ped ve oles street, oe . & good assortmen Furnitures ‘omiiacing the Parlor Fareture and the outfit of six cham’ rey . ot 60 elon Puce afternoon, the! eal naa i Lot, ein od two-stor: ‘rame ra! six rooms. Let 2, Square 816, fronting 12 Moot ® inches on East Capitol street, and Fonaing beck 100 feet, between ith and Sth streets mri * "wat, 1, WALL & 00. Aucts. BY 0. B. L. CROWN & 00., Aucts, By virtue of power vested in the undepeigned. by the last will and testament of Samuel te. and an order of the Orphans’ Court of Geerae’s county, Maryland, we will Lone at me on the wrpeniseae on TU AY, the A a ee 0. 82, in square feet on 00 * back m4 feet toa 3 took alley, om the Island, in Deity oF Washington. This property ies in an Bees orton of th city, and of dors inducements to pure! 5 ‘erms of sale: One-half the purchase money casi om the day ef sale, or final ratification by the eo with interest if not paid on the day of sale, and the Fesidue in two equal installments of six and twelve months from the aay of se sale, bene g interest Mat Boose Two} F,fofes de. 4 ‘ay inst. that time till paid; the notes th chaser, with BPO ved undersigned. On the pa} 0 wi chase money. a deed will be given, Title indie putable. All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at cost of the pur jer. WILLIAM 1 Hq ik pBrecatars ot at i my 9- oO. B. Aa BY GREEN & tga |, Auctioneers, Se te IX'S @ anen ING ut BNBILE WAG! ie RA AND BYE STRA On TUES Tostant, St occ Mo'we shell Dak tho sth Gard: 7 oh eB arden ‘arm, itt, deceased, ‘ona sonal Bflects of Ri nase Bas street road, on nite ort Btevens, by order 0} Gours of the District Golgmbin, mate ‘umbia, cous my 8 Eicrses and Harness, Cows, Ploughs, Work Bix t os and Bhoveis, ood Milch Market Wagons, Harrows, Oultivators ‘a sabe, a 5, Wi ding. and ee Beds, bot Of Table Crockery, &c. And eseh other articled too numerous to enu- merate. Term e-halfcash; balance in three months, with Keeoaiasd endorsed notes, bearing in- terest. ARAH A. BUTT, Adminiatratrix m2. WEEM GREBN & WILLIAMS. Aucta. B* J.C, MeGUIRE& & 00., Auctioneers, REAT SALE OF “BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE “BRE OSE HIGH GROUND NEAR GO- TUESDAY” AFTERNOON May, 20. at 3 0 orock, en the premises, we can sell minty vite of ound of one matt ool one ac aii 5 ates ranch road, fo 1dth street road, being part of the estate ese Cottage Sites i on Lee Bi er known as gtiage Branch road, w on te bens and romantic scenery is w ceceuaned in this os ity, This road, GS ig to Pierce’s Mains and Rock Grek has long been the favorite sare ee me to’ im some aby “aRyar ast ‘varieties of fruit ros of The < oO} opporianity to perohane ground is in — lity is seldom offered. It is easy of terered, Heealit ‘a short walk from the termina Cie oS ate passenger railr: rms a! Au Feonveyancing and stamps at the cost of the Piny ietda 3.0. McGUIRE & 00. GAUB OF UNITED STATES BTRAMEAS AT Umrae States Navy a WASHINGTON 2; C., May Wil! be sold at eee je. to whe eK bidder, Rt 12 o'clock m. on day san rear next, at the a A tn = Was ited Btates steamers ide-wheel a of Menth of Bold. fond ; stroke ston, 8 f Piece Jacod Bell is a wooden eden side. wheal steamer, 145 feet tong; Nie ‘h of beam hold oe it Salis and Dragon. e Yankee is a wood ater “ollowing dimensi breadth of beam, 25 fee! depth of 8 feet; diameter of sted ooh Drag Seats ler, 98. feet long; breadth oi foot, and and dep of hold foot < joehes Ziamotstot cylinder 26 1 ine! oe fo vessels ms may "be seen mtg Sexthen vai made known on appli — lieation J MONTGOMERY, rmranaant.W Gomndaere Navy I vernment fands: dooney sihetines of sales ane tie balance b withie six da 8, MARSHALS SAEB Fe U,, crisert tactan era iene tort. See tet expose to ween atree Piabiiy 3 " as- Se vaeksed ges ey =i'ts etc rn 0, 798 fe favor of U. HINA AND GLASS 8 WARE. he epnpenckgonere oar are eg out for the the Pare sa mi8-6t* Qdé Fellows’