Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1866, Page 5

hee scemovcnemnidesenasnnsnsiaeeret LOCAL NEWS. _ AMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-NIGHT Grovan's —Fir-t night of the celebrated Ho - Mav Upera Trompe, unter thedirection of Geo. Holman and . H. Hess, when will be pro- duced ig magnificent style, with all its music, Seepery, mechanism and woncerfal tranrfor- Maton, the operatic spectacie of “Cinderet!a.” No ene +houlddail to see and hear the enter- taining p riormance of this troupe. Upp FELLOWS" HaLL.—The “Carolina twins” On exhibition at Odd Frilows’ Hall must Be seen to be appreciated. AH tovers of the curious in Bature should visit them. Cantexnvry —The company at this popu- Iar piace of sMbsement ix said to be more com- Plete than at &ny former time, and the per- formances are of & most vamed and int character — Prize Fight on the Potomac. FORT \-NINE ROU NDS—PLUCK AND ENDURANCE This morning about 6 o'clock a prize fight took pisce at the White House Landing, abont 25 miles down the Potomac between Samuel Collier, of Baltimore, and Horatio Bolster, for- merly of New York but iately a resident of this city, for $300 a side. his match was made onty about two weeks sinee and consequently cur Washington rep- Tesentative bad but little training, he not hay- ing been as long known to the ringas his oppo- nent. The parties to the affair and speetators, num- bering nearly 3v0, left here at one o'clock this Morning, on the steamer Wawaset. It is said to have beep one of the most orderly crowds ever ascembied on such an occasion. On reach- ing the landing there was some delay in select- ing the ground; but at about 5.30 o'clock the parties agreed on a place in the woods, and the Ting was staked. The men were im good trim, Weighing, when stripped for the fray, about 140 pounds each, but Colter to be in ‘& little better condition than . All being ready, they nimbly stepped into the rifig, and the fight commenced. The first blood was awarded to Collier, and the men each showed extraordinary plack and some excellent spar- ring. . On the third or fourth round Bolster injared Bis left band it is said: and om the*ninth roand, broke his right hand on Collier's left ear, and some of bis friends expected that he would give in; butdisabled as he was, he came to ume on the eext round and continued to fight, making 49 rounds: at the end of which his sec- onds threw up the sponge and Collier wes de- ¢lared the victor. The fight lasted 55 minates, Both were were oie bruised, Bolster in the face, Collier in the Y, but not so severely as Was expected; and although Bolster was whivgec. he was declared even by Collier’s en. tobe a man of extraordinary pluck, and his backers were highly pleased with him. Collier's seconds were Clinton James and Jack Fitzgerald: Bolster’s seconds James Auley and John Lazaras, and the referee, a maa named Gedfrey. Bolster’s backers are loud im their expressions of admiration of bis nerveand pluck in fighting so long after he Was virtually disabled, and ‘thinks that if he could bave saved his “maulers” intact, the re- sult would haye been different. Wilkes, of Wiikes’ S and a correspondent of the New York Chipper were present, and the sporting men of New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore were well represented. Ow Meetine or THe Boarp or TrapEe—Devel- ts im regard to the Merchants’ National ‘ank.—The Board met last evening at hailf- past 8 o’cleck. Mr.:J. R. Elvans brought to the attention of the Board the circumstances attending the sus- Pension of the Merchants’ National Bank of this city. He wished to make a statement in reference to the affairs of that bank, which he was enabled todo, having for about a year been 3 director of the bank in question. He Was prepared to show that the failure of the Merchants’ National Bank was caused bi fraudulent dealing, and he thought the busi- mess men of this city owed it to themselves to take hold of the matter and have it thorough- ly investigated. Ther was. always a liability of failure, through unavoidable causes, at- tending all banking institutions; but when they fail through frand and swindling, as he did not hesitate to say was the case in the pres- ent instanee, he thought thgt it was time seme- thing should be done to arrest theevil. He stated that the Merchants’ National Bank was Organized chielly through the instrumentality of Mr. Huyck, who, ashé was not @ man of means. desired only that his services should be rewarded by being elected to the posi- tion of cashier, with a salary of $2,000 per apnom. The bank was incorporated, and Mr. L. B. Bayne was elected ident, and Mr. Huyck cashier. Whilst Mr Elvans was 4 director he frequently examined the books of the bank, and found therein many inconsistencies, and a general carelessness in keeping accounts. Accounts were often kept on slips of paper in pencil, which were needed t complete the footings on the books, but which were not put in ink, as was explained ‘to him, because they represented sums in transit, and. in case of error, might need to bechanged. Abouta year after the commencement of the bank it was proposed to elect Mr, Hayck resident, which was done, Mr. Elyans and’ . Mayfield opposimg the measure. Mr. Elvans then declared that he could have no confidence in Mr. Huyck as president of the bank, and signified his intention of disposing of bis stock and withdrawing. Mr. Bayne answered Mr. Elvans that in this country majorities ruled, and as he held the greater amount of the stock, Mr. Huyek should be the President. Shortly after the election of Mr. Huyck, Mr. Snow of the National Intelligencer, ‘was called upon by the president and asked be did not wish to purchase some stock. Mr. Snow said that he did, but declared his inabil- ity to purchase, not having the means then at band. He was informed by Mr. Huyck that that could all be arranged. Mr. Snow then calledon Mr Elvans, bought the stock and gave a draft on the Merchants’ National Bank of Baltimore, where he had no deposits, for $5,000, but when presented, the draft was paid. Mr. Snow then signed over the $5,000 worth of steck to Mr. Huyck, which transfer was never entered on the books of the bank; and now Mr. Snow is responsible for $5,000, when he has no real interest, and has paid no money atall. He thought that a p1 sifting of the Matter would throw light on a great deal that ‘was mysterious. Other national banks declare an annual profit of from $50,Uu0 to $50,000, bat this bank declared a profitof only about $30,000, and was doing as good a business as most others. He did not believe that a single state- ment had been made to the directors by that bank, that had not been falsified, and he thought that this might account for the means which enabled Mr. Huyck to board with his family and servants at an expensive hotel, cost of at least $10,000 3 year, and keep a Poy and horses, be he pe 9 cost 00, on a salary of #2, q hoped the board would take some action in the matter. ‘When banks fail through the dishonesty of its officers, nothing should be left unaone to bring the authors of the calamity w punishment, and he had no hesitation in img that the suspension of the ‘Merchants’ National Bank ‘was one of the most astounding frauds ever committed on any community. After some little discussien on the subject, ‘Without taking any further action, the Board adjoarned. a Boarp oF Heattu.—The Board of Health held their regular meeting at the City Hall yesterday afternoon, Gen. Bacon in the chair and Dr. Geo. M. Dove secretary. Dr. Fenwick made a verbal re that the committee on the subject had selected places for the deprsit of night-soil for all the wards except the Seventh. and the committee were grauted further ume. A resolution was adopted instructing the Mayor to appoint « police officer of each ward to act with sanitary force in addition to the regular Metropolitan sanitary officer. A communication was received ffom the Mayor, in which he states that the work of re- Moving the deposits from the Washington city canal, between Jd street east and the Eastern ch, was commenced yesterday morning. The Ma says,to &n apprehen- sion of danger, he bas been careful to direct that all the suggestions to protect the health of the community contained in the resolution of the Board of Health, adopted on the ist instant, be rigialy carried out: id he adds that any other precautions Saggested will be rigidly en- forced. one offered a ae which bk » Tequesting the Mayor to o1 ths readiution of the Boardte regard to thé ca- nal, and directing that gas lime be used on the —_ taken from the canal daily. — ma wapo Ford — Fenwick ‘were ap- BI & committee to whom all communica- an in relation to disinfectants shall be re- ferred. The resolution of the Board of Common Council inquiring the necessity of arching 6ver the mouth of & sewer, and resolution request- ing an examination of the vicinity of Ist street and Indiana avenue, anda plan to abate the nuisance was referred. The secretary reported @ lot on north F street, between 13th and i4th, as an intolerable nuisance, and he was instructed to request the ward commissioner to take measures to abate it Ps ‘There Lake Bass In THE PoToMat.— have n caught this séason, at. the lower fisheries 3m the Potomac. a few Lake Bass, the first ever found in this section. They were thrown back into the river for the purpose of increasing the stock for futureuse. A few years agoa gen- tleman procured some Bass from one of the Northern Iakes and brought them catefully to Cumberland, Md., where they were put into the river. They have increased as we learn a good many have been caught in the vicinity of Washington, but this the first sea son they have been caught as lowdown as Fre Arts. yplendid portrait of a hand- some six-year. boy, painted by Leander Olark, 3 rising and euccessfal artist of this city, attracts much attention in Markriter’s window. The youngster is “boy” all over, out’ ‘fears less eye, and from. (Cr will dévelop intoa man aba Seema to “hos ” Clark shows ‘ability in treating juvenile subjects, that difieult branch of portrait painting, aad should ent full exercise in that ditection. —4ae Tax Fisn beg ey fish continue to ve, of 9th street present & bu ppeagance. This morning there are quite & number of boats at the wharf, and itis estimated that there are 200,000 herring awaiting purchasers. Herring are quoted at from $6 to $8 per 1,000, and shad fs Cc ‘he eighth grand LAND SooiaL CLus.—The eig! ball of this popular club will come off at Island ali Wednesday night. An excellent com- ittee of nrrangements and of reception has been appointed, and those who patronize the ball will be sure to be courteously attended to and to enjoy themselves hugely. Tre FRANKLIN InstRayce Company, in this city, huve declared a dividend for the last six months, of 20 per cept., after having placed seven per cent. to the credit of their surplus fund. CITY ITEMS. oY mere: & 25 CENTS will buy a Collar and a Silk Tie at Ker’s Hat and Furnishing Store, 525 7th street, under Avenue House. $————$-—__—+ JewELRY and Silver Plated Ware come on this morning at Prigg’s Doliar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, third door trom 4% street, 4 SS THE ONE PRICE SysTEM Is a decided success fair prices. and Maryland Avenue. —-——__. : UNFApDING LOVELINERS Belongs only to the immortals, but whoever uses the fragrant So- zodont can at least defy time to injure one of the elements of beauty, a good set of teeth. ee A FAVORABLE Notori#ty.—The good repa. tation and extended use of “Brown's Bronchial Troches” for Coughs, Colds, and Throat Dis- eases bas caused the Troches to be extensively imitated. Obtain only the genuine “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” and do not be influenced by those. who make more profit by selling worthless imitations. eo -~———. Hyrerenic Wine is used by the better class ot pie throughout Lurope. : Hygenic Wine is approved by the most emi- nent physicians of America. Hygienic Wine is approved by numerous “Schools of medicine,” especially by the Im- perial School of Medicine of Paris. It is not a secret preparation but a scientific one; the ingredients of which are known to our most emiment physicians, and is prescribed hy them in all cases for which it is recommended. Hygienic Wine contains no alcohol or whis- key, but has for its base ene of the finest of pure Wines. ee ee! - Sprcratrty.—Paper Collars, made by Lock- wood, Gray, Goldsmith and others. You can sive from lv to 25 per cent. by buying ef Geo, Henning, corner of Maryland ayenue and 7th street. 4 STRaNGE, BUT TRUE.—That corns, buntons, bad nails, etc., can be removed without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 4% and 6th streets. ——4 Corns, bumiens, Club and Inverted Nails, Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- eences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 dogg 13 vania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p.m., and 6 to8p. nm. MARRIED, MARBISON—GREEN. On the Ist inst., by the Bev. Jobe ay BOUT BHARRISON. of Vir- ginfa,to Miss MARY GREEN, of Baltimore, * J DIED. PENN. Tuesday, May 8th. at 40’clock a. m., at the residence of Mr John Moore, 347 F street, nee ° ih aie G, PEN x-member of jana, ¥r of the familly are invited to attond the Speereh et 12 o’clock, noon, an Thursday, the 10th rday, the Sth instant. in .. HARRY GILMORE HOUSER, Milton L. Anni . Houser, BOARDING. IRST CLASS TABLE BOARD for s month at No, 337 E street, between and 13th streets my 8-3t" GESTLEMBN AND THEIK WIVES can be accommodated with BUARD snd RUOMS at bn Fenny ivenia avenue, corner 2ist iret, a Fe ISHED ROOMS, WITH BUABD, FOR gentleman and wife. or single g ntlemen at No. 512 K pt,, between «th and sth. my 7-3t™ A DBEASANTLY FURNISHED BOOM TO NT. with Board. Also, a few Table Beard- ers en, Apply after 4 p. 355 avenue, corper lWthet. 7-60" PROARD can be obtained by a gentieman and Bok Astof J - ins private Sealy. bY cpmos jesin the country. Address t Iocality. fom: BL. B., Post Oftice. my 5-3 OAEDING—Two pléssant BOOMS, with BOABD, can be obtained at 459 I2thst., bet. G and B sts. my 4 6t* FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACUOMMO- dated with BOARD ina private family, by sp piying at No. 276 B street, in the rest of Bt. Charles Hetel, my 1-6t* ABLE BOARD—At No. 83 Penns. av. pear T Zist st. References Tohanges al 6 t ABE RD at 64 10th street, a fow doors of the avenue. Terms $25 mosth. de GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS FS Lge Sete. a nicely furnished at No. 134 Dunbarton street, between High and Congress. 2 k= Ee 1. Rox. AND TABLE BOARD CAN BE OB- tained in rgetown. at No. 138 Dunbarton street. References required. Sp 2-1m* tities of | § ona, Shiver “7 with Henning, who is selling clothing at very }- is place is corner of 7th street- “quire 65 Post Office. FOR SALE AND RENT. Fo SALE—A comfortable FRAME HOUSE, No. Terms : WANTS. Domi- GSR ae oe ee AUCTION SA! ES. [Por other Auction Sales sez fourth page.) AUCTION SALES. raise AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. 332 sth street, between L and M. N@EB’S StTEE a SEWING B* Gelsioal tomes ‘toue ots. B* He sBel corer st AS SAND crete + Mmauine 321 9h ot. bet. L and 90 Le. or., bet ia “Ray SALE OF HOMERS. AGBS. Bc. x 1 + | On TH NG. a oe. , ei RE | pees SPSL etos | SAT ge aa ee staaaed - a f SBS. =e |. oR the premises. EET anor | pee Siete tees are ‘A large collection of desirable New ant Second- | mises. See Ieee Wagons and other Vente. —_— Savard {int * WILLIAMS, acct.” i Aiarge collection of New aud Secead-nand, Har. | 67 THE ABOVE SALE 1s rostronen om 5-3 @tant. came hoor ant \. = e 4 a my ad @R! 2 WILu Aucts. ar ashes at ibe B cage trary edgy. | BBY ORERN 8 SUES Ais and Deke Thurecay, and Saturday, without regard to the bey ‘wea her TWO VERY 5. ME BUILDING foe REET —2 BRIOK HOURS, 5p fee ee wae e Oh eke fronting on north B street, near the corner of ond streets ent Gib Smee tate Baten Bt © BRO, Apegoneers. a SAN, the ath BOY, None. need ap; thoserhpandes; | reawired. Apply No. 389 7th, between Bf . 558 Penns. svenee. | front cote hati north, neat Mh eet wentens R west. |; Sei hd We shail sell at No. 597 sth eon H | OF Bear: RV areal os | ereoe tS pubbares ty ints od | ane tary ga, on WAEMMRDAN ays, | Seas ce clei sant bata eh ary : fon bo ae ener tm Me ee se freee a fe aod woat jMo. 409 P.nn. avense.er41i sist, mySaw* ' | [pS Woeds.comieiing of Rosters, Shirts. (oaks, | Soda deed. of treet Kand | Alt, Watches, Jewelry, Plat-d Wares Albums, pe ot the '}°OK BALE_—The Good" iL, 8T } .. Re. my 5-3t 3 to when the » Ancte. mye eae jrow doing » reod business, not far _ tay 8-3 LUW-EY 4 0 pee age Ls & 00 BX 242. 0. MCGUIRE & 00., auctioneers, TY CREBN & WILLIAMS, auctionsers my 8-lw corter 13th reste: Lia ms, le | FOR RENT—In Geors sr nae TWO BUILDING LoTs.oN STH, REAR L | ocrion SALE OF A VALUABLE COR: Rl pati in % TURSDAY ATTERNOON, May sth at 3x LOT, at thocernenel Morth De avenue > H ot treet east. lotation helene, ‘Alwo, fromting oi feet on Pe on. oth eerest . be” | On TUBSDAY. the St, inptent. et Sovieep. street, gear Ist, No..102. on Lard M streets nor.b, with an @vere-e .. On the premises, we «| Lot le pect street. corner Payette, Cepth of about 110 feet to a 30 ject alley. ar 4 will mare No. o% he: fronts and depthe. locas be divided in two building iots. Sale without re- complete order, with wi in square fF OR BENT—Three lar e PRIOR HOUSES, tn in ix and twelve or end ras, Parve. ‘Terms: One-third cash: residue in 6, 12. ard 18 iwest of General Post Office. en im- ths, secured on the pro! Convey ancin: ry At nF. Borde’s, 356 mediately. Also, one House, with 9 08 oe a: 556 we ‘avonuo, between 6th and 7th strsete poly to GEO. MATTINGLY, cornet a PETE CAUTRR & O0.. Anes, REGS MAKER, (One. eho can o oni 2 ov. _____wy tS". | py 5. 0 RcGUIRE & 60. a hector & Wilson's Sowing Machine preferred. OR RENT—That desirable HOUSE No. 60 - 8. .» Auctionsers, Groen street, Georgetown, D. C. ag OE BAL) kw TINWARE, stoves TED—A WHITE NUBSE 9 rooms and bath hot’ and cold water; c Urawstus esi on the summer. Gathaten lao, at end carri “tH iy . : Bt of — ING Rus aess. On SATURDAY MORNING. May 12th, com- mencing at 100'clock, we -hali cell on the firci floor and infront of the Arction Rooms, ‘ene-al as- sortmment of Tinware. Stoves. &c., auch as— Pars, Brckets, Kettles, Coffve and Tea Pots a nshed eat ores mesg 4 SHINN, corner bs ae ‘tows. BD. O. OR WILL. STOCK. and FIXTURES of a Meat Wad‘ Provision Store, a cash b Wi , eligibly Ver oS ALE-The GOOD r Georgetown. =e HH’, "Star Office, stating terme: my 6 St" W feitegeande Jaly ist. a RESIDENOE. wi attached i a ness, the - | Boilers, Ppoon3, Forks, &c., W 4NtHO FAMEDIATELY—six goed PLAS: | Turton Navy Yard. “Senietactor? reeeea tree, tor And an assortment of Pe‘ ated Fancy Tinware. hands, naudte: Bt Hon'4 Wert atrool, George: Virsisis svomes Poetween 7th etd, Sth streets, gets, | A Dumber of new Stoves 83 es, &c., such as * * ie * - in , , &c., — town my 56". | Navy Yard Hil) ne B37 | Fancy Forrester, Magic 8 Qhallenge. Prize, Continenta’, &c., OB SALE—A substantial three-story BRIOK | an Box B-diators, Office and Chamber Stoves. vit W ANTED—In Georgetown, on or before the lat of J by ifeman and his by a gon! and BOO! sor Table HOUSE. with back Kitchen, at private sale, | 9% fety of Kitchen Tinware and Gooki Bo oe Pionve addrbve‘Per- | on the corner of K and Sd streets. Tue house bat | gytith. variety ing | TO-MORROW, ats . the ath instant, at manent.” Georgetown Post Office. my B-2i" Pecent Deen pat in complete order, “the owner | sprit J. ©. McGUIRE #00 tg —, le joment. * WANTED 4 PARTNER with capital to er.) Le) made arrangement, ‘¢ moveoto the country. | y's {Inte} huctiocerte. We will sell, at public auction, a lot of and ee Fe Dry Goode, small waters jachine, &c., &o. i Terps coe 00 te ee ee eto, §>Y 0. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. BX © “520 Dinrest botwese 10th and 110, in os and coal business at an old onan fitted stand: Addrves W. B Star Omics. Ny ANTED_By a reepectsi irl UATION todo chamber work, ‘Aed, washing and ironing. or as nurse, avd to very desirable residence. situated on the widest street in the city, dij of General Crant’s residence. The front stories to the tap are hea‘e. with Latrobe stove. Terms s. In- quire on the premi:es. my 8 *t™ B* J.C. McGUIBE & 00., Auctioncers. SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED BUILD- ING LOTS on and near 1ith st-eet and Beund- ary. at Public Auction. 5 S On MONDAY, the th of May, inctant, at five soulua. Bhs tae Serna inte t eR SALE—STOOK and FIXTURES of « small | ,.02¥ oe “<a eed yng Neg Sie iether No. Soin” ny Sw" | WTRRS ERD gr stans come Ape ee | Gants dl Suh ncn ob ied cs | TER FBOUNAND poETaRs woury o¢ OBR. LU IN WANT OF & THOROUGH paac.- | "Tet: Bs S42 convenient size, each one of 1ON E— RE. geod hich runs back to a public alley, T a ors SThatoninetaes fe nae superior Seach yt es EE ee aeii- | These lots front respectively on 13'h. tath. W, | On MONDAY EVENING, April 30. at 7 o'clock, 4 new Business College ing. Inquire at Star Office. my {-23t* —_ Sere ans ecole sad s ng in a me of the ory event theresiter. St same hoar, ant pele ceric on OE aol nprowed. stock . Lsball well, at J. WASZED—A Ohild%s NURSE. wio hex bed | FOR SALE—A handsome BRIOK HOUGE, three | S-Oprrty in enhancing iu valuc, offers aneprorte: welcanen odereiebiag oreo goats Wik: consi rable experience, i. le lard’s , bis eutire extensive steck, embrac- lonots In- le t, ‘ord’s - ot quire at No, 457 10th street, opposite The. ss Uaaeen: Dak om and Dra my 7-St* 'BONT Rook. nity seldom to be met with, to those desiring to in- and cen bring good Fpforences. Apply at 39 Gay strevt, corser of in this city vest in real esta! jreen. Georgetown. my 3-tt ‘Terms : One-third cash; ater. Fo. La T—A large furnished and the balance in two e ual paymen*s at 6 and 12months, interest, it ee weer 5G y ANTED—A HOUSEKEEPER, from June ist ats, Canes, Travell: to October or November Ist, at acmntry bie for one or two gentlemen, with bre: secured by a deed of trust on the premisas, Con: Bid, ile, Tred, Silk, and Cloth Gloves Fosidence four miles from Washington. Cortif. | fast, ins respectable family and pleasant iocality; | veyencing and stam i PEN DALE, Riorney, Cuffa, Handkerchi: quired, Good wages alvon. Address Doxeoys b. | auire corner Vt-avenues bet Head Tete, myP-ate | my8 {Int] JO. McOUINE SOG Rue | Bair Preepes, Omens, Corfusiocy .. Washington, my 3-e03t* © FUR BALEDA SODA ONTAIN in good BY; L. WALL & ©O., Auctioneers. ‘Terms cash t N ne ac 7 + With all the necessal irements at- Origiyal Horse and Garriage Bazaar, ap 25-4 © W. BOTELEE, Anct. WY A7EE FoF URCHSBE, Oa geod BEIOK | Fo Sivcniy here weat ore anden’ aloe eer oF 98 La. t. th and 10th ste, 4 : HOUSE, with all the modern improvements n used one season. Al patent ICE CREAM FREEZERS. Can be had vi B* M.K. SAA g0° and well erp ope Myra about 7 rooms; cheap. Apply at 119 H street, between sete SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HABNESs, oo three small low-priced HOUSKS Apply to the | 22d, after 4p. m. my 7-88" at BULLMAN’S ROTEL AT AUOTI SOUTHERN ERAL ESTATE COMPANY. 492 | f7OR SALE_A GHOCERY AND PROVIGION | ,O2 SATURDAY MOBNING, May 12. at10o%ln, | poole eon Poem: 7th street. aps STORE inthe lst Ward om reasonable terms, Carriage, and Work Horses, (full m at . ND FIXTO TH! T OHA a or would take ® partner with asmall capital, asthe | so.) comprising ahont— OF 23 BOO: rY Bo. 4 mi ‘ ANTED To EXCHANGE, Farming Lands | Owner has ether business to attend to. Apply to FIFTY HORSES. A E. EN 3D AND 45 ‘ | ucatieiamrssriatste: | myrar —obmirimnuad Fare, | guuricmepmgnnomn sic, | SuMiMbarMebalys, te Sep occa ‘amount is wy Many good Work le, and Harness Horses. o\ lara, Faraitugs and diferoscs of simsui cel. | [On BENT—Thres plessant rooms om ibsocs. : between 34 and 1, the and L80, Five new Express Wagons, with and without Top, lara. paid in cash. Plats and description to be seen at Dalit inthoety. ond floor, at No. 180 2d street, between C and office of C. STORBS & CO., Real Estate Brokers, atreet,‘corner F. ap l4t-3w* D. Rent $10 month; one square from the av- Bay 5-3t* 460 15th enue. ALSO, Bureaus, . Taya RTEL i A large collection of New and Second-hend Bag- Mattresses, Pilicwe. TED — W it to bi small {;OK SALE—A splendid LOT, improved by 8 one- * » Quilts, Window W ‘Yicdexs and bi fe food Trostloss, F ory BRICK ‘BEORE.” Inguire of J. Ste. on Rockawar®, Carriages, Wegons, and other Gil Giothe, Stoves, Chandelier, Desks, 2 it om rs. e . joining, sl ~ een and a Gisss . FARM noar Washington will give $1.00 34. ° may ese". | One Hack and one Conpeo-in good order. ene Le and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, | . The whole to be sold without reserve for cash. pom vos ea ps a * | * mp3-st (Obron. ] M. K. WALSH & CO., Aucts. OOF tro FUBNISHED BOOMS ce the fret &c.. at private sale. floor four UNFURNISHED BOOMS on the Regular sales 43: uvsdays, Thursdays, and VE SALE. BLY NEXFEMIENCED COOK WISHES A BIT- | second floor. ‘The location ts immediately north | Saturdays. 87 THE ABOVE SALE I8 UNAYOUDA’ Avvstion ins Parete, family or restaurant. | of Fa.av-, aad one ofthe best in the olty. myin | Carriages and = always on private sale. prvponet antl WEDNESDAY MORNING, May Qellon Mr. NEAL. 16th street, No. 313.._mhs "| ¥\oR BENT—A nice unfaralehed HOUSE, ors | -™! =e my 7-2 M.K. WALSH & 00., Aucts. W4ntap: prANT ae WANTED!!! ¥ secu on ath, street; water in the kitchen. SA" or Coxe seen, PEmDINGS aT ir - 4 4 Se a aEUy SOTKES i ORS ornERs, nt @% permonth. | WELLE 2 co. Chi af Washington,, | [ZX 3- 0- MCGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. Who would like to engage in an enay,light snd | my 5-4t corner 18th and F strecls. ingion: D.C. May 8, sont SUinbuie’Lete'on Sra eraser wner, Proftable business, where a small outlays only re- §, OR SALE—A five years LEASE ef very fine LEASE ofa very fine Will be sold et Public Auction. on the premises. NEAR T STRERT NORTE . Pome eo ‘Wha: ears 1a Hone SSO HW Btablive Tee dia, | SSO Pe kOe M ar aisceameene Colonel | Op WEDNESDAY APTERROOH, ay 9a, ot at oe od cdep planted with cbeadenne at | TUESDAY, May in ioe: ar 1s oetenk eee = wes ‘ta he —— led, * Gard fois. WMdirece 86.6 Be Melty Hone oe O. | lowing Government buildings, . B. my 5-8t" oo SOUT. eK? i OF ODD ON COLUMBUS STREET. feet 6 inches; end will be ta three FELLOWS’ HALL. tiding love waboeel FS ; |< Qne(1) Baltding, 39 by 35 fect, with Shed attached, w Omerhall cost; residue in six and twelve i | léby VAY ‘bys 63 S10 Fouss “ months, wit! maewen, secured on the ty. ; ‘One ithouse, feet, 43 fu Comveyanci a merior Kitchen, fining’ aod af jing rooms feet high + ae ae te 4 DS AsO MCGUIRE 2 UO., Aucts, weterin the yard, fismosiace ‘ngstonion QUEEN AND PRINCESS STREETS ==” | [DY W. 5. LEWIS & ©O., Auctioneers. H Beat moderste,, laguire at Dr Pa T LOR re (1) Gace, 23 by 52 fet. ISR AND LOT AT AU 353 6th street, between land Kets, my One Phots-ranbic ¢ Gallery. 11 by 82 feet. ‘inoNnebay,| wane LOT At acon. Fe SALE—VALUABLE PROPERTY-ALOT | ‘Tus \uildinng eit be eeld ota ly, and must be re Peedi ‘No. 11, in Sausre ie. 48 feet front on E between 20th and raneyakaaeee: pe aor REDE 2 fost 9 inches from wtrest, near streets, by 140, to an slley, containing near 6,300 ‘Terms ; Cash, in Government funds. » by 93 feet ps ipebes, ii vements, feet of ground, with asubstantial Frame e . * D H. RUCKER, a sul al) ie louse, siz ggutsising § rooms. darge.) with brick desement: | —_Brevet Maj. General andoubr 2c.; good Stable in the reat, with rue? Convent’ PO Ee a hr ed Be Beet Westinrten” | ner ate ce 4 ¥ walk of the ate hould the tm 45* @BEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE a attention of ns desirous of obtaining a com- fortable resi ence For terme, which wilf be easy, ALE ON 3D sply te WB , Auctioneers; or A.W: BEET WEST, BETWEEN B AND C STS. . $26, corker 7th and D streets. HAM, No. 406 19th street. ‘my 5-008t ORTH, BEAR PERN: AVENUE. x WHER IGE, BOOMS, | oe Lia frmtace woe enh fata ats | "ERLE pEMENOME PCRS, Me SMG Appin her ad biette | Lot being Lot No il, Hesorvation iivtrosting 2 |, 2 Agtkbuct "paipor a €.,mear Catholic. Oburek. | {Wigs public alley nt URMnE back 10 foot te aOR MRR ED AY, the Oh netnnt, wo sball et, (OR BENT—Two BRICK HOUSES; oneon Pa. | secured by deed of trast on treminen gee B Lot, fronting each 30 foot on avenue, No. 373, between 4% and 6th streets, | when g ¢ street » between and pore [7 room one ce —_ Es strest — im my 7-4 GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ven’ al i. be — —M bw aoe Ao ee: Md = JOnNE TON, No 373 Pa eFentie, opponite Ne: BX GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Austionsers. Also, # mT 101 he . FOR SALE AND RENT. BALES A igs TOUGH tthe First Wark, | "ERUPRATY TN THE FIRGE WAUD So’ te near the or + Toems cel- a Fob S4ik,,4 nice BRICK HOUSE of rooms, | lar; hae been renting for $1.00 year; price | We will sell st Public Auction,on FRIDAY, with Stable in the rear. Let 17 vy 100, Newly | @11,000. May lith, at 60 . M., pirtor Lot No. 5.in painted and fitted up. ted within two squares Frame House on H street; 9 reoms; lot about 23 Square Bo 30. ry 13 feeté inches on L st. Of our omice, Price @54 1 WELLS & CO eat ery Knudsome ‘Mowe near the City Hall; 13 | Detmees et See . L. 5 ve: ; * Corner of 13th and F streets. bya price $17,000, portion cash, balance on asses pe a ote —~ ime. AL STEAMER’ GEORGE WASH- "TEE CANAL StRGTON Bunning from GEORGETOWN hg POINT OF ROOKS, having changed from W. H. Ritter’sto J. N. Feareen’s wharf, corner of Congress street -~ Canal! willleave comeeen at7 o'clock a.m. on MON- DEY SV EDEEr pars se FRIDAYS as usual. re ca at us ices. All freight left at D-H FEARSOW’S will re- ive attention. “aetet JOHN MOORE. ©. 8. VERDI, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI- D* CIAN AND SUBGEON, No. 51 Congress street, opposite the Post Office, Georgetown. D. 0. ap 13-Im* MSE TO oer. GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, Just received a additional supply of Spring bracing a Tall asso: ent Parasols. Housekeeping ad Cassimers, Ladies’ Cloths, boys’ wear, Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts. Palicoes at 20, 1254. 15.20, 25 cents; Neached 5M line at 20, 25. 31, 3734 cents. Our goods have been peeshenes at greatly reduced prices, and will be sold very cl BOOTS, SHOES, &c. \REAT ATTBAC TION IN. BOOT: aND G SHOES. ; Gente’ ory gine: Boots, from $3 25 to Lagies? Slippers, from 40 cents to $1.40. alk rt Gaiters, from ast A ** Balmers! Gaiters, $2. 25. Misses and Children’s and Gaiters, from 75 cents to $2. Mens’ Slippers, from 75 cents to $1 25. Ladies’ Morocco Boots and Belmotais, from $1.75 }2.76. Also. window filled with Shoes at §1 per pair. ne Bhzerazoes Alla inal Cneap Boot and tore, 522 P avenue, four doors east of Adams’ Ex- Drees Office. my 1 daw 6, #7, $5. 9 AND $10 § 5, s 1s on 8 SENNING, — my 8-2t* Corner 7th st. and Maryland ave. MERICAN AND WASHINGTON ABBAS AND 8° BING BANDS, Beadquarters—Boom 25 Eptellicenose Bailding, one of Office. cere aad mrad cies far raish: Lessons HB. HOPKINS. WaATOBES, Ana AMERICAN. ATOHES. M. W. GALT & BRO, 344 Ponnaytvania ave. amy 2 6t F uaida Sop Groeesa teste “STOUR sua FIX?: ot Stor sale. tw. Terms: One i, ~ doy bearing interest. Deed civ trust token. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. $50 dewu when sold. my?7-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. '¥ J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. USTEE’S SALE OF FUBNITURE OF “ei < STAURANT. “ 2 On FEIDAY MORNING, May llth, commenc- ing at 10 o’clock, we shall sell, at the Restaurant ALi neat BRIOK HOUSE of 6 rooms, on 11th o . between O and P. Lot 12}; by 100 feet. Price $2,200. Corner of and 30-8t : (with bi o1 No. on Vir- givia avenue, ding on She alter 1 lst and 24 atreets ‘west. It containe about 18 rooms im all.in g condition, with garden. Rentreasonable to s permanent tenant. Key can be bed A handsome Building ‘Lot on I street, between oh ond lith streets; 72 feet by 144 deep; price 31 rile, eeveral — erg ay House for sale ferent parts o' rs te WM. M. BRYANT, my ¢-1w* 495 7th street, between D and i. OR SALE—-A HOUSE. containing 3 room: a laree Lot stteched situated = Besyi +s tween sts. cast. e. 858 Horth Capitol strost, for CATHERINE ALKEB. ap 3-6t* my? ft. References Inguire of 3 8. | W. Mand Ne ail the Parniture: Ber Fistinee Gan wi 4 ire mm 2 . = and N, q Te, ixtures, = HALIDAY. 891 Now York avente bsteoen 1208 S3ORE FOR PENT STOCK AND FIXTURES | jery, Glass aud nt mente and 13th streets, ap 30-tf ‘OR SAL: aving determined to of said restaurant. in schedule attached — our business. wi for rent the store, aud to deed of to me, duly recorded in Liber B. oR SALE. le the Stock and Fixtares of the Boot and Shoe | MH. By felon a to 1 HOUSE and LOT of 48x95 feet on 9th street west, wns opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Cali = TAD SOUR RE MAUSRE, Trustes. oe trees, shade trees, &. baw immediately. my 3-6t* oe - 1 FABM of 184 acres. on 7th street turnpike,eight | 1oR RENT—The EUROPEAN HOTEL. co 4 5 = miles frem Washington. Will be exchanged for CE eteal re, syenae, For further in- Salee-reoms Ho. 496 Pennsylvania avenue: improved city property. formation inquire at P. OH'S, 355 zona, wilt give thetr 1 HOUBE of 6 rooms, on Tith street, $700. avenue. ap B inio aud Muschold Fareltne se $25.00 to loan on improved city property. | A FIRSTCLASS, FINELY | FURNISHED be ances of stocks of ‘snd Mer: Apply to the treet, for rent on favorable terms te every description, Horses. SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE COMPANT, teat rable. oecmpant. ‘Apply 35a 13th te x Operiages, ap 30-tf 492 7th street, een H and I. ‘ap 23-1 ao = é WOE BENT—£ix of the most desirable BOOMS | FYONSALE- A OUUNTRY RESIDENCE of xe fret EES OA Oey tL PaBLE Por. = for busi | in Washington. over | & acres, with a good H contai Scone, By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded Feb- Teleg: 9 we pear 7th street. with passage and dry cell: stable, and all | runry 23, 1866, in BR. M. H., No. 11, folios 49 Pennsylvania avenue; well lighted Teuitated. Recessary outbuildings of water; | and 20, of the Lai ja fer Washineten coun: Terms farther particulars inquire pace and apple |. A short distance yy, D.0., sell, on ot Ottes, <0 i street, beck of, Patent Ofice, | from noe Jin ereet core. For ferther ee LIDAY' 4 ona? fb. at <ovelock, in Net ne dauge Towuinbe’ © | Gry Olip, Trenoury. ovat eat tal gutsy7'an, | Cotlsiahapigaenye a tsa bean Be. ‘ap 23-tf reperty Agent road. i ap 23 2w and running t rE ERA. usEs OB SALE—4,160 A OF LAND iu Ran- | northw: no! W BRAYS pevanat Pegg he reg ‘me F ormas Viditrenton “Terms Pyrdy —— with O street a) feet. thence south on “hua OTE ORR,. | Gina trivia erie ae cpr | aenian eet, ad i enna | i iach, editor Wernineton Star: Wor title in: dances to the same, belong A CARD. PY tauant, 2 island will » Pres ‘berebdy take leave to inform resta' mack's restauant. 202 Pa. avenue, Sette be sold. ak THOMAS H. FORD. rant and hotel Repesre that I arrangements md Sregulsrsup EE Some of sntagion gr ig — aoe — OFFi¢E. OYSTERS, AND NORFOLK soFT AND HARD north Hany ine on gre since: sabe ABS, it street, which street rans center PAPER. HABGINGS. FI during the coming summer ares == ~ BORDEBS. DECORATI All who will favor me with theft castom will be. of the square, to west. For a particulars inquire. at offee st. both | TABLE OIL €LOTHS, and 9th ets., back of the Patent dead 6 ER the —* insured of being F ly supplied with the very |,e’clock p,m. All at wrnpow SHADES AND 3 parhet t of ee ‘ BS AND FIX! dest qualities. and the lowest; aes as Coator the parphase! TOWLES, Property Agent. TURE CORDS, Tas om, , my 3 6t™ Southeast cor. of 12th and E sta: OR ly_occupied a VvaL PROTOGRAPE, RE QULY, ROTABLISHMENT NOW 1H | iogton Building Ales, Offeme No.3 gud Cy *Pidreag FEaies. in ir dria, where PIANOS and See For terme apply 2 3080 EE i en 7 Sad nd 68 endless ¥ ariety of Sop PSR RO Cima if refere: Corner \vania av. and Ifth’street. soon at the No. 497 ith street, 8 Over Nagle’ Auction Boome, of Svenue. * Also, for sale, an nt of the hest new ‘The For remt by the day, + OF month, fer Gon- 2s i : ‘OR RENT. B OVGM, com.) . ner and seceeg taney go ce aig gs | (POR ertiay etm