Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1866, Page 3

_LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c,, TO-NIGHT. s.—Benefit and last night but one . J. Newton Gottshold, whowwrill be ge} ~ Romeo, im the tragedy of “Romeo sad ‘Rilet"* MARINI Assematy Rooms. formerly Tem- Pergace lisil._Floral May Festiva this eve. ping. Cantrrecer.—The useal varied and ex- cellent entertainment this evening. pas aoe dies Worxtvemen’s MEETING IN THE FrrTH Warv.—Lact evening an adjourned meeting of the Workingmen of the Fifth Ward was held at Dooley’s Hall, 34 sweet eastand Pennasylva- nia avenue, to take measures in relation to the present Corporation contract system, as re- po grading and graveling streets, which was mumerously attended. ur. Ww. A. Males in the Chair and Mr. M. Marceron as Messrs. Cratty and flarceron, trom the com- mittee on the subject, f»ported that meetings ‘would be held in the other wards to take ac- tion in regard to the movement. Mr. Dodge said that he was not @ practical ‘wo. man and would like to know if he could make a motion. The Unair answering affirmatively Mr. D. ™oved that two others be placed on the com- Mittce so as to baye one member for each ward. Motion was adopted and Messrs. A. Dodge and T. D. Sndiiwan were appointed. Mr. Mulloy (Mr Mead in the chair) moved that a vote of thanks be tendered to Mayor Watiach for ais prowptitade in putting into effect the eight bour law—he baving instructed the Commissioners of the wards to work their men but eight bours from the Ist instant. Mr. bodge was sorry thatthe name of any person was mentioned, and he could not boi- ster up anyone. He was opposed to bringing politics iato a meeting of the werkingmen Mr. Mulloy disclaimed any attempt to bol- Ster Up Any one, and asserted that it was not a political dodge on his part, but pe simply de- sired to give credit where it was due. Mr. Dodge replied that the Mayor had only obeyed the law as by the Councils, and be moved that they be included in the resolu- © tou of thanks. Mr. Mulloy accepted the amendment, and ‘be resolution was unanimously adopted. Mr. Mead moved that the cemmittee be in- structed to draft and obtain signers to a memo- rial to the Councils, asking that the work of grading and gravyeling the streets shall here- after be done by day's work. Mr. Dodge asked what was intended. He had not yet fully understood the object of the meeting. Mr. Mead said at present it was proposed to ask that no more streets shall be graded and gtaveled by contract. Mr Marceron understood and conteaded that the resolution adopted st the previous meeting referred to all contracts, Mr. Mead ana others understood the resolu- tion as be had stated it and the vote by which the resolution was adopted, and after being amended so as to refer to grading and grayel- img contracts only, it was adopted. Mr. Mead’s motion forthe committee to get up memorial to Congress was adopted, and the meeting adjourned. Meetine gr D.C. VotcntTEER ARMY AND Navy Orrickrs.—An adjourned meeting of the volunteer officers of the army and navy from the District of Columbia, was held at ‘Temperance Hall last evening, Col. James A. ‘Tait, President, im the chair. In the absence of Lieut. Edward Krause, recording secretary, Lieut. Wm. Young was appointed secretary tem. The csmmittee appointed at the previous meeting to draft a constitution for the govern- ment of the ‘organization, reperted that they bad executed their commission. The consti- tution was then read by sections by Ensign Mockabee, chairman of the committee. Va- rious amendments in relation to meetings, &c., were made, and the constitution was adopted as amended. A setof by-laws were also pre- sented and adopted. The qualification n to render a per- son eligible to membersbip in this organization is an bonorable discharge from the United States army or navy. The object is to promote the interests of the District volunteers who aided in suppressing the rebellion, and to en- deavorto ‘obtain for members suitable positions in pabdlie or municipal offices, or employment in ordinary vocations, in preference to civi- fians. All political or religious discussions zre probibited by the rules. The reports of the committee on rooms and Advertising were received. A resolution was adopted toextend to all the District soldiers and saflors an invitation to join the association at the next meeting, Thurs- day evening, when the constitution will be signed and permanent officers elected. Ad- journed. FATAL AOCIDENT.—Yesterday afternoon, Willte Zammerman, a son of Mr. H. F. Zim- merman, between 10 and 11 years, was killed by falling from a horse, near the corner of 12th and F streets. It appears that a gen- tleman rode upto the door of Mr. aie man’s residence, above G street, when le ceased, who was playing in front of the honse, asked and finaljy obtained permission to hold the horse for him. As soon as the gentleman entered the house Willie got a young man to help bim on the horse, and it started in a gen- Ue trot down 12th street toward F, and the boy es becoming frightened, fell to the cc He was carried tothe drug store of allace & Elliot, where Drs. Turpin and Blanchard were promptly in attendance. An examination revealed the fact that the spinal column was broken, and death ensued in about Bfween minutes after the occurrence Sed THE ANNEXATION ScHEME.—We learn that & committee, composed of Messrs. C. A. Ware, Allen C. Harmon, W. N. Berkley, H. H. Wells and others, favoring the annexation of Alex- 2ondria to the District, were before the District Committee of the U.S. Senate yesterday, urz- ing their scheme. We did not learn whether the committee took any action. The committee of the Council and citizens appointed to prepare &@ Temonstrance against the annexation pre pared a most convincing argument, which ‘will be presented to the members of Congres< in afew days, and which, itis hoped, will bave its desired effect. The remonstrances in cireulation are, we understand, most numer- ously signed, and will alse be sent up to Con- gress.— Alezandria Gazette. eee Bust or Mayor Wattacn.—Mr. Lot Flan. nery, ® young marble- worker and sculptor of this city, bas just completed @ fall sized bust of Mayor Wallach. Those who have seen it speak im warm terms of it, not only as a work of art, but as an excellentlikeness. Mr. Flan- nery has heretofore made several busts, among others a full sized one of Rev. B. F. Wigett, of Gonzaga College, which attracted much tention at Gonzaga fair, about a year sin and recently asmali bust of President Li: coin, which is regarded by many as one of the best ever made of the late President. This of the Mayor. in which Mr. F. has succeeded so admirably, will go far towards establishing the reputation of @ young artist of our city. >—— IMrnovEMENTSs.—Messrs. George H. Plant and George W. Riggs have broken ground at the corner of 15th street and New York avenue, for a first-class building, and they propose also to ereet this season a fine row of brick resi- dences on I4th street, near the new Protestant Orphan Asylum. ve also notice a fine three-s' building on the corner of 3d street and Indiana avenue, oppente the Trinity Church, the lower portion of which is arranged for stores, and the rooms sre suitable for a boarding-house or hotel, built by Mr. Wiliam Dixon, (Coliector,) which is quite an ornament to that section of the city. —_e_—___ ORARGE OF TREsrass.— Yesterday after- noon, + Nash was arrested on the cl of trespass, preferred PY, John Douglas, by officer Morgan, who took the case before Justice ‘Walter. It appeared that Douglas lives near Benning’s Bridge. and his place was trespassed on by a cow belonging to one Nash, who lives im the eastern section of the city. Douglas tied the cow up, and Nash finding where she was went there and released her, taking down some of the fencing to get her out, and su’ returned and Doug! The after hearing the evidence, fined ~eomeeoatitibans Weppine.—Dr. J. B. ander and Miss Finella M. Little, daughter of John Littie, Esq., were married last evening by Key. C. H. Hall, D. D., on which <a a large num- ber of the ramen of the were as- sembled, and kept up the vities tia late hour. ++ ae = Noel, of Mo., Gorge 8. Dodge. Mr. Chas. E. Engiand were ‘groomsmen, ort Misses begets L. rad Lizzie Bacon, and Marian Smith, brides ‘The beidal party leave to-day ‘on a wedding Grunastic ExuisrTiow axp Hor.—The ¢ymMnastic exhibition and hop at iy" last evening (com iment to Pupils.) was’ 8 Gelightfu: tended b: inent citizens thea Ake ET of ovr pod a and GONTRACT AwaRpgD. # ANG graveling M 4th, (for > (for which bids Tux Canotina Twine —The, ‘Bre said to be far celebrated Cov. Tuos. E. Cuickerine has erousty resented the Ducuareed Soldiers H » Of ‘ton, with one of bis pianos, —. Now 1s Tax Trax to buy clothing. It down to the lowest price it will be this season. Henning has it. —e FRESH ASSORTMEST Of Sundown,s for ladies and misses; also, Hamilton and Sailor Hats, trimmed and untrimmed; at Sunemetz’s, +4 Pennsylvania avenue, next to ee, of 13th street. 2 —ro 2 . WE pInecT the attention of our r readers to tbe fact that 8. D. ne a Penasyivania avenue, pear 10th street, makes*to order fine Dress Shirts, the cheapest of any inthe Dis- trict. ——_e—_—_ SILVER PLATED 3 and 4 Bottle Castors, Essaon! Plated Table and Tea Spoons, Forks, Goblets Cail Bells—300 Cups w styles of pao and Studs come on oa Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 638 Penn- sylvania avenue, third door trom 4% st. ———t OUR ENTERPRISING fellow citizens A. A. Ker & Uo., will open their néw Store-room to-morrow mornii + and after inspecting their stock of Hats au t Gents Furnishing Goods, which embraces ¢ ary that a gentleman needs, and iecwing Ul that it has been bought entirely for cash, we can safely say that our friends cannot do better than by giving them & call. Their place of business is 325 7th street, under the Avenue House, eer een Hyatenic Wrz is especially recommended for all cases of Debility, whether arising from protracted iliness of constitutional defect. The Convalescent, the Invalid, and Ladies will find in it immediate relief, and a restoration of the wasted forces. if used according to our direc- tions. For all diseases arising from derange- ment of the digestive organs, itis supremely effective. Ask your druggists for 1t. Hyoigsic inz—The finest tonic in the world, The convalescent and debilitated will find renewed vigorand strength in the use of Hy- gienic Wine. Physicians recommend it. 2 Lapizs!—Mr. ©. F. Gammins, (347 7th street 2 doors below Northerga Market) is determined to make the supply equal to the demaud for those beantiful “High Ont Button” Congress aud Balmeral Gaiters and no matter how numerous his customers are he is receiving them daily, made expressly for bis establish- ment. His shoes of all styles for Misses, Chil- dren, Boys and Youths, need to ve seen once only to be appreciated. 3 Trstep py Time.—For Throat Diseases, Colds, and Coughs, «Brown's Bronchial Troches” bave proved their efficacy by ® testof many Years. The good effects resulting trom the use of the Troches have brought out many worth- less imitations. Obtain only “Brown's Bron- chial Troches.” eo aoe he EN THE SHAKES: ® CoLLar, ind other desir- able styles of Collars, Cuffs, &c., are now at Geo. O. Henning s corner 7th streetand Mary- land avenue. He is selling fine Linen Collars, Byron and Garrotte, at $2 per dozen. FA STRaNGe, BUT TRUE.--That corns, bunions, bad natis, etc., can be removed without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White's Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., betwee# 44 and 6th streets. ——__- Corns, buniens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- eences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsy!- vania avenue. between 4% and 6th streets, Of- Son namas £8 5s m. to 5 p.m., and 6 tos p. eee MARRIED, LINDSAY—CAVANAGH. On the 22d of March, 1836 by the Rev. John C Smith. THOMAS LIND SAY. of Baltimore, to Mise KATE CAVANAUGH, of Washington BOYCE—WELOCH. On Pe et of Se RD by 4 Rev. Will, A. Frey. Mr. JAME: Miss SARAH C. WELCH, beth ef thisclt es a ceseeeee b LITTLE. aac ove. pip, o'elac! cand = PBX A wD DINELLA AL Miss LITT ve ith daariter of John Little, Esa., ail of Washington, *DAUGHTOS-UUNTER, On Fhayetes meee: 7 Rev. D. Bvans Reoss. Me JOHN DAU TON to Mis MARTHA HUNTER, DAUGHTON HUNTER, | On ihe 94 of ch the Daniel EB. Reese, JOHN bate TON. of Maryland, to Mise MARTH HAA UNTER, of this city. {Baltimore and county papers please copy. | —Saeee — ZIMMERMAN. Sa, WILLIK, aged 10 eats, Oe of Henry 7%. ané Sarah V. Zimmer- "the funeral be 4 = _— —_ Ag j prpeeli residence, Street, nD row vening, ai o'clock. Friends of Net Tomily are invi BOARDING. BYRDS. Two pleasant ROOMS, with BOSD, can be ob ined at 459 12thet., bet. my 4-6t* eo: a WILL ¥IND PLEAS- ant Boom and Board at 13$¢ street. between ‘Zst and OARDING —One or two Ladies can = accom- modated with BOA RDING ae there are Sh Aid three otber bearders; $25 per ment ences required. ‘ACL etrects No. 334, Derween ath and 9th. my 3-3c* BOARD, ey ee s PARLOR AND ther BOOMS. (n the healthiest iilost part ther cltr. e cl st No.4 Louisians avenue, oppeaite Clty Hf oy Ary ‘ted with BOARD ina private family. by ap- Ba at No 276 B treet in the rear of bt. ‘harles Hotel. my 1-5t* ‘AB: BUARD—At No. 83 Penna. near Bist st. References exchanged. apé-tf Teor BOARD at No. 464 10th street, a fow foots north of the svense. Terms 928 Aad aT GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Geen row sates Parties desiring COKE can procure tickets for any amount, ut . DOWLING’S, 170 Brides street, Georgetown. jesired I will dei N. Bee Fob3E bers ety Doms a CNo 134 janbarto High and Congress. Rooxs AND TABLE ety Pe CAN BE oB- tained in Ge. rgetown 138 io peapareoe street. Befvrences aoe ag! ‘ap 26-Lin GENTLEMEN CAN BE aCOUMMO- a wea Homework, “Anois ee ook. week sod resnee — Awan rte da alee ieee ae Aare LADY W- ts 10: Oe eet Ais Tok BbUnattol taser pt aS HT ers, will attenti the yn pew Busii aeenet ieee poner sacs | Ere Sererngses Auviy to Mrs. woop, soe) war my ‘ies the apaiy at Star office. ED—A emart young Lois Fe ‘AN to go smites ia ietuaang Mast es: ing and oashing & and ireni: Ax SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN. EE poverty ; @: ington ; ye idegoane open yy; goed city aed Tush -FIVE YOUNG mye 3 6 WANTED— Such as have some some knowl. hose the rudiments of dancing preferred, for the Ballet in the Peet un. jon i f Cipacrelia.. op APPy at the my ie rly at A ler & Wilson's Sewin, A8. L, LOCK fe & CO.’8, avenue. between 9th and lth first-class OPEBATOR on « Machine. ov WANTED—To rent situated between Mth west. through City Post Addres«, for one week, Oince. ean of 5 or6 rooms. and P north. i my 3. Re bectter's houee Tarn — Sreuck city Port Ofice, as, ee of areer. NURSE WANTED—w hile or colored 0 agi a7sinnet, bet. Fenda aaeagneed Ww my3-2t ANTED—A CABRIAGE SORSE, sound and i a for casi RILDOUENR & LATTA, Oorner 7th and F streets. WER Ere a Sespoceenle at girl, al heusework, ip a small pri a SITUA- od tal Address fi. 8) SRRCTARLE YOUNG MAN WISHES TO IVE CARRIAGE for some the country. nous make himeeif g ar otlice Ww Green, Georgetow ‘ANTED—A Child’ contiderable experience, references. Apply at 39 Ga: my 3-tf W ANTED—81 Apply t 00 on Real Estate fo weet, for Nes 8 good interest pe! be M. BRYANT, 495 7th urea Wawa A smart, ac eye, young or middle. ed MAN us partner in the Auction —_ intate business. with a capital. Mhcnanr. Box 356, Post Offi ANTED— COAL $9.00. Ontizens of the First Ward can leave theirorderr MOUBE'S ‘ate 2 STORE. at J.B 2.240 pounds per to Ww and well jecated; oue TLOUSE, with all the m _™ ! COAL'' $9.00. 3 Pe, venue, west. ci all ci le McOONNELL, —To PURCHASE, one good BRICK rn improvements, of about 7 rooms; three small low-priced HOUSES, and about 25 000 Rov feet of LAND, not too far from the business por- tion of the city. Apply tothe 8OUTHERN REAL ESTATE COMPAN ANTED—To E. AN of enperior aac. near for Washington city property—a Dwelling tw the office of 0. Teat, corne rr ap 14 3w* mez. us Corner of 13th ‘ond rp ‘irests, over White's Store. WA MOUNDS, PlaToL THING, PAWNBROR ET 8 TIO! hed werchast, ETS Be de. 2 9th street, three Mt) % Sime at the old-establish Store of F. FULTON &CO., doors north of Pennay: ial aoe: MACHINES i foeonk sale at oat nese strictly confiden: and po oh Ge era at half pri: 16 eotm* N_EXPERIENCED COOK wisn A SIT- AX ey ONta a tS Ap family or ae Gatton on ‘Mr NEA ‘h street, No 3 ANTED: 1 FANCY STOREKE Who would like to en: in — business, case, 18 outl crc eiRG be taught his le thats child the red, and where Agnes commence at once. ‘Stampi new met practical small outlay. eae Ba! by FORE eetae Depots F F street, and of Stamping. so sim; can at once enceen any job. seein re, we can furnis! Complete instrectiene, foots tions and stampe rere hundred. achance for any one wishing to make reWANTED IIT mW no AN ’ OTHERS, WANTED. 38] ae wicLiAM pRiIncahTED. 381 faced & he | latest designs, and = 1 ye are pre ly practical city over to come to theenty 5 terns not e: nat ein = en eal 2 isn Patent Barta oxo. BAOQUES. roksata BANDS, FiNcustiione, Bitte B38, ko., stamped by the are week]; Teed new Patterns of of anew oe Aswe = hy here we are willing to to come oon eae, need not travel a Pot , when for an assortment fa wow ¥ York. WILLIAM PRINOB, BShawis, pa A Wz Ty oT = iB. BUUE aii ce ese nd FOR SALE AND RENT. TSRba" Ko 104 en on the mg side of Gey wn, y the late D; obi fort. ven on or about tno 1sth of Vor further ports jculars ap, at th nesters — Lae men Bridge street Geerkere o ai Ts OaNAL ee GEORGE WASH- Passies from GEORGETOWN TO POINT OF BOOKS, Roving che chang W.H. Kitter’s to J corner of Congreee sire will leave japahoncun at AYS, W pene FRIDAYS 2 os B. 0. 8. SRP AHOMBOEATHIC PHYST- BARD sUR No. 51 Con treet, te the Post Omee, Seashgonetg o TS oppo ap 13-1m* ror =. Six of business Telegraph Office, Terms moderate. ery in Was! Penneylvani eabdighiea i) eteeteee nsylvania avenue; well lig! For further particulars A Patent =. the most desirable ROOMS at Office. 490 H street, back of ew 8th 9th streets, at 8 o’cleck and 6 tween ‘and 9th « ya ae ec! Gwias. z= 23-48 Property Agent. ExT —Geveral small and medium si: ES ue Figinem furnished and unfurnish- also one § a ne BUILDING LOT. 8 Sranes ey Oiltice, 44 499 K’ street north, BS, large and rapaii apr. ) ppseeed ¢) yt StOR gee Bancaise, I Just r ved s large addi ional and Summer Goo: Goods, Goods for boys’ wear, Gloves, {ie at 30.25, a1 805 conte Our goods hi oon purchased ai Drites, and will vel he “iam BENJAMIN MILLER. IANO FOR SALE—A Dantoowss ROSEWOOD PIANO, nearly new. and in the best, of order. Will be sold # bargain fer cash,| to CHARLES F. PERSIE, corner’ aod K streets. STERING. CABINET ™ wantie cutie ane REP. u deseri) veote Style. at ene e Biri ey estrous ot having shed or thi ‘me vom ned line, it to i nae ‘call on the io will aera “keep she 393 Peon. fan avenue “Eee y ou Ts roe a Pt gu Ptase ate sR se pat thee wishin, Me aera ne and sec Perey. ponmau or ORDNANC: Navy Bissasn WasilincTon Pip s Apr 2 Le 1 Sealed Pro) erection of a Naval” DO, ant Washi the Co1 Until noon oft SaUy 1866, ot whi: be | Stine om the Ti rij ght bank oft sor a Kon the site of the pemmans ola buildings =acnt : a taser trea? Eeocker plese Spee tenth (10). tar of Bom — a at w each comming te. jal gerbe | sce mn Scorers ia | BREESE enclosure; “or ths repair a the sraen pame peoriese ail materia ners wrote 1e' en one brick fore, repair 0: oa AOS Thursday, the must be entirely sat a the work willbe fn ered every siceeds cere if pauses serial os B= anD — 370 ih street between POLL EE a4 01 tleman ik in rally use- my 3 2t* NUBSE, who bas hed and can bring good y street, corner of sing Lands ‘Texas, "Honse— smount of from ten to twenty thousand dol- ‘urniture and difference of price will be paid in racy Pints and description to be seen at STORK & £0.» Boul Estate Brokers, easy, light and aoxingten. over on sized FOR SALE oP. DORNE: AND RENT. z renee Fas ae eee | Eestith trench aig Sh ness te attend ‘A, corner 7th & LA’ kers. re teaser of Taco, 5 and W HOUSE, between B aa Cutree neatly furnished, for farnipare Ee RENT— Tee BRIC » between » Saat Ww * convenient to arches, and mation inuuire of H. ntreote, on BOOMS, — at pe a OD Linees ard > Ohuren yar 1 one on Pa, 6th streets, EB FOR Im- « FARM, situated in jow land ; schools. For infor: Gn APIN, rey ow & tes For BE * BOO ee ely acne Dished. Moaeineatnen ‘street, Detweon 1ith and 12th. my3-3t* 1Wwo NICELY FU BENT—To two you able French family. A) west. MALL FURNISHED ROUMTO BI OM etry New York Seer avent , On my 3-3t* ISHED BOOMS FOR tlemen.in a respect- No. 280 20th » reot my3 3* seen soit ‘bus mn doe! on 9th Kk Ee ALE ON uM Jot. N Fe SALE—STOCK for sale and STORE for rent of asmall Groeery, Meat and Vegetabie Stor... ect eal 9th street cast and B LLING PORTION of house cerner of 9th and I «treet« west Rent $30 per Egsseeston given on the 8th. Inquire next at? 9a. m. LIBERAL TEEMS—A E HOUSE, six rooms Apu to JOHN D. CLARK. at hi et ite oa, Lith street west. FY streets. NISMeD ROOMS FOR BENT, Witdour OARD —References required. 320" New York avenue, between 9th Apply at No, Pend is WALKEnt. ek REN —A i reums. with wat near Supitis. pice instita! py te FENWIU) Tat nad isthe ata, pe forth Gapttol. etrest, for obfenis i K & i Cane S Jepot, at ith ace bridge. ratNo. painted aud fitted up. of our office, Pri: my 3-8t sale the Stock and Fixta: Store, ee Founa, Bearly opposi immediately. Fo SALE—A nice BRIO! batt with Stable in the rear. ; New! Located within two! rears ice $5, o., h Metropolitan ‘new WELLS & CO D. Corner oN ead atroety. STORE Fo FOR] BENT-STOOK AND FIXTOSES LE—Having determined our elec, weoffer for rent the store, sot, lor to tures of the cent a -~2 bet, 6t! ail JOR RENT “BRICK HOUSE No. 35, ai rooms, fas street, between C and Md. avenue. jutro at 674, corner of $d and L Capitol streete my 2-3t" eS care pass between loth and 1th. Fe BENT—HOUSE No. 606 Sth street cast, rooms, door. Apply at 37% E street water and gas. ‘Serest Ht the room sale, ste BOOM. win Eifchen. ne Apely at “he. oe, LET—An Unfarnished FRONT ROOM, the first floor. suitable for an in oehon, # 3. 339 F street, between 9th and 10th streets. ae ure. Fo 2 RENT_The RELINGTOS The 2 desired, ll be furnished for a cpenber my2 tt’ SPLENDID PARGAlE— SODA. FOUNTAIN "s Patent. with beau! Silver, ahs ‘ana a Fixiares order. Atalé Sin trees bet. E Sine FOR — re FIRTURES RB root oa beautiful meats. Losmmplote and mused only tay fer 526 im Detter oven ‘UELL’S my? ae P= ISHED cEous. ROOMS at No. 300 oe street, between G —_— ttt on first floor, aud H. Also, suitable for ap an eftice, property hos re pair. It contains 80 r: days. Apply ro JOHN and 13th streets. Fe BENT—The Gp FRAM! OF oan WaLpay 3 391 N New te ge even ANTED—By rmaneut tenant, a nor of six rooms, nt pot SURN St ap 30- pa a tirr (POR SA. os ae Re I on lithe streets jistwern 6s and P. 12da by 10 feet. Price $: an L, WELLS & OO. Corner of 13th and F crete over _Ap 50-8t White's Store. t HOUSE . + on Vir- (with suildi alley.) No. 4 ons —- .) between Teta i wes: cont rooms all.in good col 1B» ‘Rent reasonable tos *h ,; OB SAL K miles from Washington, impreved city property. Apply tothe SOUTHEBN BEAL ap 3-tf 1 corner LOT, on 7th street west,and 1 HOUSE and LOT on 3d street east, will be exchanged for farm. St. Mary's county preferred. 1 HOUSE and LOT of 43x95 feet on 9th street west, garden, fruit trees, shade trees, &c. 1 BUILDING LOT, 20:4 feet on 9th street weet, 1 FABM of 134 acres, on7th street turnpike, eight . Will be exchanged fer 1 HOUSE of 5 rooms, on 11th street, $700. $25,000 to loan on improve city property. ESTATE COMPANY, Hoe Tth street, ee YY GREE dio, avenue, betwepn aah taken u} eet: te heet React’ rm cok. ap sTION SALE OF a pi LOT ON SOUTH C ND V2TH STREETS, ISLAN (Per other Auction Saics see fourth page.) i ee mapercnce bel arte oe i ett! & Wibldla #26, corner, of 7thaed BD sirests. (REAR RUILD- N T “er ronure 9th inetsat. at 6 o'clock, e BSDaY, ti = eball oa S "rect ot the premises, Lot is Genin Nule iol of pean ind. poser’ pg ita y a ents “One half cash" balance in six and twelve Weaths,sectred by deed trust on premises yeonrer, ag powpnen otaen pe mt the cost a wn when knocked off. Ww 48. Aucts 3 al > | eae One fhe say oo ami Cover, tf. 5 20th and 21th. ry ir HOLD AND 10TH 5 ihe ‘STRRETS, AT PUs- AN; May 8, commencing at x me we stock Ne? ~riuaeedaton ‘tore and ‘with « gemeral ‘cesortmeat of Kitchen CO. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. ington. the inches on Ith street to the beginnin| Pro) the terms of the ( rity OB Hr etreats SALE or CiefQuenterengster tion of B goon ts A.Q. 0 ling, we my 3 my3 remises, at 50 clock ix, mn... Fl day of bet bing for the same at the northwest lot. and running south street weat 20 feet, t thence north 2 feet and thence west alo: lace of be: story brick house, basement; pai .imaaid square No. 365, fron! Nith street west. between north G a g for the same 28 feet south of ti west corner of said lot. amd thence runnf; along the line of 1th street west, 23 east 99 feet 10% inches, thence west 99 feet i, inches tothe sinning. Saproved & basement. “Terms of sale, a an are: One- aera upon the pro: ipallooverencins 20 pay $100 e rty whem the prop-rty ‘commissioners Property at the eee pen times ‘in sine Ha Batisnel } M. THOMPSON und R. LEACH, ap l4-stuthtds: 7 THE ABOVE SALEO! Leor THAT VALU. ‘eat. between reets nort! the 10th tustant, same By order of the Commiasj. my iiwmads GREEN © Wii WILLIAMS. Ancts, GOVERNMENT DERRICKS AND Trae een a Liguenant Co aes, eis Will be sold The = cate of sale. oe eget Mal. Geverat and obi Riuare No. $50, fronti tween F and G, with improvements, Houss, 2] feet 9 inches front street, teroatty a feet Seimcheey vith ieiprovesionts. rd yl aid Lot une. width 71 feet abd 9 inches muing back opening on north K street, eaid lot veyed by two email brink baniat 8; part 'o. 2, in Square No 4i4, begin for the same at the northwest id lot. and Fuaping ith 2 north 23 fee} Edy thoarpaad brick ae, down taatruck ng Pisce of sale in ttre aye after thesiep or ate reserve the right to renell the Cone! Pott ieiigencet the mela LANGLEY, AW. BARKER, re i BA 5 ARK Wit, CHOPPEN SES*- lesioners. Solicitors tor PER anents GBEE: Wii. TAMs, Auctioneers. Eleventh h, is Seer THUm ar. y must be removed within five days : Cash, in Government funds Depet of Wasbington. ' B® Ww. B. DEW] £00, No. 307 OF Penusylranie bvenne, FINE LOT WITH IMPROVEMENTS AT avec. bide May loth, ashe ‘clock p. m_,on sell, hat fine Lot No. 8 in ng on lth street cast, wes ‘Stab- W.B. LEWIS & CO., Ancts. B* W. B. LEWIS & t CO., Auctioneers, ceiuaeaisare peb.as arores. Piet Ss No. iy ead mear it Honee, six Stable in the rear, with other couvent: "Terms Hberal at sale. W_B. LEWIS & CO., aucts. tween ‘and J I, gut, eitadied on the, OB oe acres, wi ae food Fy outbui ey lars i tor's 's Bice, Pr FEST Vor guallty of jana Gather” 2, MO ire at th quire at the rooms of yoe voaltivery. ao! Fozer2 inate Buildi lea, % and 15 ‘ a For te terms apply to JO! -CLASS FINELY wiaata D> A HOUSE, situated in s very desirable i ,on H —— nll Were on favorable —_— i a Fo BENT—A two-story BRIOK HOUSE, com » With gas ond water throngh- ae of WN. corset ss vo TRY BESI) faves ues: ‘ae fuses ete Wi be cold in tracts to sult Wallach. oe Siar. "wor title’ in: “ap Ey imme foes . Ke UR RE! ten weavers eo cerner 1th t P i ong eae rp maa pply 352 18th sti zoel, be- canes fatale gt of aa ear 23-6" Ez contain 7 apm : ee A xD be [refer to we ‘est Vi NE. - avenue. Thiviand will THOMAS H. FOR! BE aoentty ow S-4t street, between 19th and 20th, ie fe feet telan alley, improved by » Brick House <Permoat ale $50 required down when knocked B* D. L. WELLS & CO., Auctioneers. PUBL its ROPER’ We puitain ae public OF VALUABLE Iw Y iN THE FIRST W ab. vED ne ey fot oa bare Bb. L. WELLS & CO., Aucts. BULLM HOU Ere rr paren EX] Filtre” oat "eye B™ GREEN i. tomes HN ane aaa Fee B* JAMES C. McGUIRE & Co., Auctioncers, We will offe for sale. > at yablie auction, en Soave ehoek Stamps and conveyancing at purchaser's cost. ake ae McGUIBE & 00., Aucts. BE MLK. WA aac aT Bae cae Bye a TrPIS S04 gi rittont rere for cash a a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. aie on Sefton on, WOR greece foot alley, with ope GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts. Br GREEN & = were. ond Pe =F [RT GREEN a ¥ WILLIAMS, ac AUctionsers. TERR aE IDAY, Sewer. 4 Wet wont. ete fits “eyahel sah of square’ sooth ot Se Sruars RE BEY L. WALL 2 00., Auctioneers. HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION hari =e NOON, bene, wh, ot 6 Thread, “site, ana Seart ene Brushes; Gombe Forfar — . hc, Be. _Sp H-ait c WwW. BOTELER, Anct. LEwIS 200 Auetioncers. Bt he 0. $07 Ponusytvenie RBVENIN THIS aud EVERY E hell sell, at ost godt ‘ancy and Btaple Goods ap 30-6t BL SALE OF BORSES, CARRIAGES, HAENSSS, oonareaear MORNING, May 6. at 100 stock, will eeil. 3 Sa My ‘ork B et meoat Five new Express builtin thecity, ALSO, A large collection of New and Second-hand B: . Reckaways, Carriages, ‘Wagons, and othe Gne Haek and one ee in good onder. Nev and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carring ben private sale. Wagons, Swinang in oe E fad 7 5 — Fibiat al —— — Be 2 eee Sa By virtue of « decree of the Orphans’ Geert, ¢uly ratified and confirmed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, on the premises. on SATUB- NAY, May 5, at 4 o'clock p.m.,1 ‘will sell, to the highest bidder, Lot Ne. 1, in subdivision of Buuare the corner of south L street, and running back 110 feet 7 inches to a public alley, improved by s two- story Frame Dwelling containing 7 roome. casb,and the balance inéand 9 months, the de- ferred payments being secured by deed of trust. Conveyancing and stam pe at the pur-haser's cost. MABGARET TITZGREALD. Guardian, _BYS2" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts B® JA8. 0. McGUIRE & 0O., Auctionsers. LE OF A V. F, six miles the Center + about t i g Hi £ i i “ i ¥ i a7 ii Ee