Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1866, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-MIGHT, G ws +The beautiful tury o} rye ily.” as Tendered by the pera Troupe, houses The tableanx are excetient, the trans- srmotiogs finely managed, and the choruses and xew with excellent effect. It wil. be re his evening Crop F ows’ Hatt.—The Carolina Twins, on exhibition day and e¥ening, attract crowds to On Fellows’ Hall, and are well worth a vis m ail lovers of the curious. Ca RNCRY.—The comic talent now en- gaged at this popular place of amusement would draw. even without the beautifal and gracetu ballet trowpe and other attractions of- tered SENATS CHAMBER.—Mrs. M. ©. Walling, who bas 3 bigh reputation as a pablic rea delivers a free lecrure in the Senate Cham Ubis eyeuing, On the subject of + Reconstruc- ton.” From the recom: from dis- tanguiehed men she brings with her, and the favorable Comments of the newspapers, we have renson to believe her address will be an intellectual treat. TriroiiaA PARK, 7th street north.—Pic-nic to-day tor the benefit of the proprietor. Seaton HALL—Literary and Masical enter- tainment of the Irving Lycenm this, evening. A delghtiul entertainment is expected. aa ra of olman . rT Tur Bait mw Motion—Me¢ring in the Fourth Ward —Last evening. a meeting of the citizens of the arth Ward was held at the Council Chamber, City Hall, for the purpose of nomi- nating candidates for Alderman and Uouncil- men. The room had been engaged by the House Carpenters’ Assecintion; but they ad- journed over until to-night, that the citizens’ meeting migh: be held. tt having been rumored that some of the friends of Mr. A. Lioyd intended to put him on the track as the Fourth Ward candidate for the Mayoralty, it was expected that a lively meeting would be the result. Mr.T. J. Frazier called the meeting (whictr was quite numerously atignded) to order, and on his motion Alderman Asbury Lloyd was called to the chair, Captain W. H. Nalley was elected vice president, and Mr. H. Lyles secre- tary. a Sir. Lioyd, on taking the chair, said that they had met to select candidates for the offices named, to serve the ensuing year, provided Congress does not take away the charter, which ) — thought probable, but he could not ipipk so. Mr. Frazier moved to proceed to the selection ot candidates. : Ospt. W. J. Gary offered the following reso- lution, stating that he did not offer it as a feeler, but from pure motives: Resolved, That we heartily indorse and tg of the official course of our present ayor, Richard Wallach, and we hereby nom- imate bim and pledge ourselves to re-elect him to the same position at the ensuing election. And further, we will not vote for any candidate for Aldermam or Common Councilman who fails to approve the above resolution. Mr. Frazier.—I move to lay the resolution on ihe table. Several voices — Take the vote,” «I moye the resolutions be adopted,” &c. The Chair stated that the resolution should ~~ entertained, but he did not think that it was exactly pertinent to the cail for the meeting. Mr. R-S. Davis said the resolution was ill- timed, and that it contained the word nomi- sate. This meeting ceuld not nominate a can- didate for Mayor, for it was a ward meeting. Capt. Gary said that he had yet to learn that the people of the wards should remain passive on the mayoralty question, even if in ward meeting only. As for his resolution nominat- ing the present incumbent, he would say that be had already been nominated in the hearts of the people. He would, however, withdraw ibe last clause. - :, Mr. Frazier called for the question on laying the resolution on the table, and the yote being taaen by ashow of hands, the Chair agnounced it lost Dy a vote of 42 to 44. About this time there was much corfusion and cails for tellers. Mr. E. J. =o moved that tellers be ap- pointed; we certainly implied a doubt as to the correctness of the count, and he thought the chair having made the remark coring the count of hands “only one hand, gentlemen,” was not over sure in regard to it. Mr. Frazier rose toa point of that the vote baving been announced by the Chair it was final,and moved that the meeting proceed to the selection of candidates. Several voices—«Tellers, tellets,” «Recon- sider,” &c. The Chair stated that it was not according to parliamentary rule to appoint tellers after the vote had been announced Mr. R S. Davis moved to reconsider the vote. Mr. Kiopfer asked a gentleman if he did not call for tellers betore the yote was announced. Vorces—“Yes 1 did.” I’m calling all the time.” &c. . . Mr. Jobn A, Langvoftit said he understood the mevting to be for the purpose of nominating Alderman and Councilmen, but tat itap- peared tuat Mr. Wallach’s friends came here to choke off the meeting. He was a Wallach man.and had intended to vote for him, but because of the action of his friends present he Would not vote for him now. ter. Mr. Frazier moved to Jay the whole su ject on the table, but after sume confusion, he ‘withdrew it, and said that for the sake of har- mony he would make no opposition to the ap- pointment of tellers. Mr. T. J. Frazier and J. M. Johnson were a inted tellers, who reported 52 in the saimanee and 2 in the negative. The an- pouncement was received with applause. Mr. Langvoidt moved to adjourn, which ‘was voted down, and the meeting proceeded to select a candidate for Alderman. Jonn P. te (the present incumbent.) ‘W. W. Moore, James English, Wm. H. Nalley, and Elijah Edmonston were named. The secre’ read 4 letter from Col. Pepper jendering his ks to the citizens for past fa- vors, and declining to be a candidate { election. Capt. Nalley also declined. Messrs. Frazier and Joseph Hamlin were ap- pointed tellers, and the vote being taken by lot. resulted as tollows:—Elijah Edmon- 2, 101; W. W. Moore, 14; James English, 3. Mr. Edmonston was thereupon declared the nominee, amid applause. Nominations were made for Councilmen, and on balloting the result was announced as fellows Charlies H. Anderson, %;: W. W. Moore, 74; W. H. Nalley, $5; R. B. Owen, 37: Robt. Bal, 3; James L. Barbour, 19: G. L. Sheriff, 16, J.G@. Nailor, k Jaceb Geiger, 2: Nicholas Acker, 3; S. J. Bower, 3; W. H. lonnson, ‘; H. Lyles, 1; W. J. Gary, 1. . R.S. Davis was nominated, but declined. as also Mr. T. J. Frazier. Sayles J. Bowen was nominated, but his triend who nominated him failed to vote for him. Messrs. Anderson, Nalley and Moore were declared the nominees for Council, and the ominauons having been made unanimous, the meeting adjourned. saa Tue CowrEensaTion oF THE PoLice.—The Members of the Metropolitan Police force are making efforts to obt&ip am increase of pay. and on Tuesday they held a meeting at-Isiand Hall to take action om the subject; Sergeant Barker of the First Precinet presided, and Patrolman J. V. Grant acted as se. retary. Appropriate resolutions were adopted, and a committee was 2 prone to drait a memorial to Congress asking an mooted og The committee consists of Sergeant ir, First Precinct: Officer Crown, Second Precinct: Of- tcer Boarman, Third Precinct; Officer Buel, Fourth Precinct; -Officer J. V. Grant, Fifth Precinct. Officer John T. Shedd, Sixth Pre- cinct: Officer J. W. Coomes, Seventh Precinct: Ofcer A. M. Sprague, Eighth Precinct: Koundemas Barker, Tenth Precinct: and Of- icer R. Johnson, of the Sanitary detail. It is understaod that the memorial will be laid before the Board of Police Commissioners be- fore it is transmitted to Congress. There is probably no class of men whose ser- ¥ices are so valuable and duties so onerous who receive less pay, the monthly compensa- tion being $6, and taken as a whole, the pre- Sent foree being an efficient one, and it being to the interest of the community that good men sbould remain im the force, it is tu be Doped that the pay may be increased to such Sn amount as wil induce good men te remain on the force. « ———e—*__ FaTaL Evrects oy Betnc Crossep In love. — Yesterday afternton, Justice B. K. Morsell, actung 48 coroner, heid an inquest ©8 the body of a man named Robert Williams, . abeve The evidence showed that he bac been stopping at Donnelly’s since last week, =<d bad been drinking, and also bad talked of beving been crossed in love. It was in eyi- dence that be had been taking some medicine, *UPposced to be morphine and laudanum, the u 2 copious doses. Papers on his person bat he bad been in the regular army ne Veteran Reserve Corps, and had been ner since 1856. The jary returned a ‘bat his death was caused by the ef- nking and taking laudanum. ees ON, ALEXANDRIA AND GrorGE- av.—Q. A. dtevens and Mr. J. ~ eased this road from the Compa- ny for tn years, stipulating & payment to tne Company of 50 per cent. of the groés earnings ofthe road. These gentlemen are welifkaown to the public, the former baving been Superin- tendent and the latter General Manager of the oad during the whole time it has been in op- vration Tue Fien Wuany ™ the wharves yesterday Previously, and prices ruled higher for shad Sam before during the season, bringing $25 per Soudred, herring are beid at $3 per thousand. continues to draw crowded ' for re- eB. Gazette says —The fishing season is rapidly drawing toa close, and though the amount | fish caught has been, S"orthe ne years, limited, the high p obtained spring haye made this @ fair pay- ing season to all engaged if the business. A glut of herring came on sbout the 30th of last Month, which lasted a day or two, during which herring sold as low as $2.50 = sand. Shad have ayy weil thle ecason. Some of the lower dings hgve already “cutout,” snd others are preparing te close operations Hyaiexic Wine.—We have tested the Hy. gienic Wine (advertised elsewhere) impo’ by Lambert & Kamping, and Sgt ey of it us a yery pure article of wine, An excel- lent tonic. It was submitted tothe Medical Convention lately in session in and the members of body gave it a very hearty endorsement. The Muscat brand, im the same firm. is a choice sweet wine, likely to be much in demand from its purity and excel- lence. =o THE MOONLIGHT Excursion —Next Mon- day is the time fixed ior the grand moontight excursion of the Star Socials. Keep it in mind. - OITY ITEMS. Ws rain A Visit to-day to the establishment of Messrs. Selby & Yates, 48 Market an der the Avenue House, and were pleased to see that in spite of hard times these gentlemen have lost none oftheir businessenterprise. In addition toa large line of Dress Goods, they keep a nice stock of Cloaks, both Silk and Cloth, and in looking through these articles we found evidences of superior work everywhere dis- cernible. loose Sacks and Circulars, which are very seldom found in any establishment. Mr. Yates also informed us that these goods were all bis own make: and by that means was able to = his customers fram $2 to $5o0n each Cloak. a Sirver PLatep ‘Warez, Castors, Double Plated Table and Tea Spoons, Forks, Goblets, Cups, Call Bells, Batter Knives—come on this morning. at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, third door from 4% street. Hyorenic Wixk is used by tie better class ot people throughout Lurope. Hygienic Wine is approved by the most emi- nent physic: America. Hygienic is approved by numerous “Schools of medicine,” especially by the Im- perial School of Medicine of Paris. Hygienic Wine contains nd alcohol or whis- key, but has for its base ene of the finest of pure Wines. The Medical Faculty recommena Hygienic Wine, for it is the finest, purest, most delicate and delicions of all tonics. Those who try Hygienic Wine will forever discard all the trashy preparations sold as Bitters. Dyspeptics will find a sure reliefin Hygienic Wine. We only ask thém to try itin order to be convinced. 2 oe Ae Grorce C. Henn corner 7th street and Maryland avenue, (Island) 1s selling cassimere Suits at $15, $16, $17, $18, @20 and #25. He has but one price for his goods, and by this method, as will readily be perceived, insures fair deal- ing to all. THA o——_ A Favoran_Le Noroniety.—The good repa- tation and extended use of “Brown’s Bronchial Troches” for Coughs, Colds, and Throat Dis- eases has caused the Troches to be extensively imitated. Obtain only the genuine “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” and d® not be influenced by those who make more prefit by selling Worthless imitations. eo > STRaNGE, BUT TRUE.—That corns, bunions, bad nails, ete., can be removed without psin. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 4 and 6th streets. — + Corns, Kunters, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- cences, 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- fice hours from § a. m. to 5 p.m., and 6 toS p. nm. SS SES s MABRIED, PRENTISS—CLARK On the 8th instant, at the 9th street M. P. Church. by Bev. Mr. Ward, Mr. CHABLES A PRENTISS to Miss ANNA CLARK, both of Washington. D. €. My LORD—O’BRIEN. In Washington, om Wednes- cay. 9. 1866, at the residence of the bride’s fa. thes ww. LORD: of West Lebano ther. late Captsin and it sth U.S eral Volunteora, ist AO, fo HENBIETTA O'S, of Washington, D. eurpe skier es + Sei faite, » DO! ING—Ca . the 9 mt, by the Bev. Dr. Gurley, EDWIN DOWNING: of dichigas, to MA UARTEM, of New Orleans, Mich Louis: DIED. HUTCHINS. On the 8th instant, MARY UE- CELIA, aged } year and 14 days, daughter of Bep- edict and Elizabeth Hutchins. Berfui will take place to-morrow at 10 0’clk from 367 New York avenue. 3 On the 10th instant, ELIZABETH A. ict of the late James ('. White, in th, fher a Her friends and those of the family are invited te attend her faneral on to-morrow, lth instant, atie'clock p.m.. from her late residence, No. 474 9th peep eke a DandE — ‘ PRICE. In Georgetown, on the 10th instant. ppm — of Charles C. Price, aged re mon! 5 sf family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral. from the residence of her parenta, on West street, at 3 o’clock to-morrow ( Friday ) after- noon, without further notice, = BOARDING. IRST CLASS TABLE BOARD for $0 a month at No. 347 EB street, between 13th and 33th streets. my 8-St" (<MBITLEMEN AND THEIB WIVES can be Goes with BOARD and BOOMS at 92 sylyania avenue, corner 2ist street. Gas and water. my §-5t* | PLEASANTLY FURNISHED BOOM TO A RENT. with Board. Also. a few Table Beard- ers taken. Apply after 4 p. avenue, corner 10th st. JROARDING—Two pleasant BOARD, can be obtained at 4 G and H sts . 355 New York my 7-6t* M3, with 9 12th at., bet. my 4-6t" TAR BOARD—At No. 53 Zist st. References exc! TABLE BOARD ot No. 464 1th strest. a tow mo! — north of the avenue. oe ‘enns. av. a GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS UB RENT—In Geor: town, a nicely farnished ROOM, at No. 134 Dunbarton street, between High and Congress, ‘ap 30 2w™ Ro°ors AND TABLE BOARD CAN BE OB- tained in Geurgetown, at No. 13% Dunbarton street. References required. 8p 26-Im* B. 0. 8. VERDI, HOMEOPATHIO PHYSI- » CIAN AND SURGEON, No. 51 Congress street, opposite the Post Office, i. ’ 8p 13-Im* Georgetown. D. 0 pests NEW STORE, (01 Bridgest,. Geor, o. GREAT BanGarne I8 DRY GOODS, Just received s large additional su y of Spring 4 may od Goods, cubracing a ia soe er of Drese Goods, Shawls, Parasols, Housckeep’ Goods, Cloths ‘and Cassimers, Ladies’ Cloths, ’ wear, Gloves, Hi ary Hore Biirts, 15, 20, 25 ; Bleached Mas: cents, goods have reduced prices, and will be BENJAMIN MIL BOOTS, SHOES, &. BEAT ATTBAOTION IN BOOTS AND SHOES Gente’ fine calf sewed Boots, from $3 | Ladies’ Slippers, from 40cents to $1.40. ne Congres Gaiters, from + he to ‘* Balmeral Gaiters, $2.25. Misses and Children's Becks and Gaiters, from 75 conte to §2. ‘92. Mens’ Sli: . from 75 cents to $1 25. Lsdice’ Morocco Boots sud Belisereia, from $1.75 to $2.75. Also, a winkse filled with Shoes at $1 per pair. Allatthe Original Cheap Boot and Store, 522 Penn. avenue, four doors east of Adams’ Bx- press Office. my 1-d2w m RICAN DW. GTON Mee “Bas ko Sreine wane. on Headquarters—Room 25 Intell cr Buil SUT Teh streets one ea rot fost ome oe gee i Lessons . B. HOPKINS, mys oy a Ne ‘D. rand {eg PE ORSIN Want OF CABBIAGBS, such ost cune ORE LIGHT B a tosell at ive uss it K end FIXT to close ae hrres, my 3-Im* between 9th and 10th st: \. Cine atnaare WA Ay ee 5. FOLLER a 370 ce street. between @ and #1, mas SE We also saw a good line of Long + my 3 8t _. ... WANTS, Real TAD_—A CARPENTER, « nest Wo aca Ree reas. betel api kD— IuL. woe the PIED & MGITE GInL, coe tne i. 2 my i W Aiea reat perfona and soath A et: ts wa vote attention A proposition pon adeelton ane Ol emoant jocmicet aan, memeteee.s mee also be fa: iy ress for | week, ; 10-2" WANTED a ttc FETE oo. 413 7th street, bet. G and Bozok ETS ATS FOR SALE AND RENT. GOEEAEERY FBSA. Apes a Bee UB SALK—a BAKERY twona tt aaa gus Since, Teh, wag ares ne SO HI, pont ! }, Tetend iG LOT FOR -" dena! fy | Beebo ryan econ AUCTION SALES. i ig etn ee +t 915 Datr-or, be- E tracts worthy het. Apri by TS YC P HOUSE OB ROOMS to Baurre a8 Ses ith street, between L nnd M streets. jrOR RENT—< wail ated ay BATH HOUSE, f 08 Batre heving 3 feet frent. ranein, ‘This pe ty offers tine in- ag to purebsee geod in 6, 12 and 1s ee i % Ey f ft it g 2, & 9 3 i F 345 Penna. avea: i i i i iy EY i H i iy ae it j F fs 3 i ; i it I ff i ri i if “ its a a ibe afl be reve SALE— ¥ > and sear bones? Rotate Brokers. FPSB S4EE-30 7 S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPON: XPTERNOON es a B* GREEN on i hoar and place. Ea Oo ota. LLiA 48, Auctioneers. + Corner 7th aad D streets. re AQUEDUCT F SF corner 7th aud F sta. Es i Ly if <¢F. i i i a 7 18th atreet, betwee: 6 and7 in the evening. and F streets, between ‘OB 8. ME HO een 19th ~ i = a [ f r ul issite ALE—A small F. » ear the eh [ z ESDAY, the 9th instant, we shall i 3 5 % $F § <¢ gi g Letreet north, between ivani: lady, who TUATION ts operate on wi at Drees treet. betw: Ai Sta ¥ the evening. Title perfeot. ED—To hi first-class COOK to go LE a a teecconery ea alive from Baltimore, corneror Toth street Gistely ‘nt’No: 24 Missourl avenue, bet tend for a Drug 8 oor any 43 jause for selling t! ‘roprietor N sa perches uses (OR SALE—A BUILDING i eant'E 0B Sth 1 F ard. ming seve = a@venae and G_90D MASONS WANTED—Appiy at St Domi- Ric’s Church, Island. my 8 tf WARSTED_on or near Georgetown Hights, or the adjacent country, two or three farnished or anfurnished ROOMS. ‘Address L. M. » Star Office. my 3-St he lope al oe Inquire at No. 4 Wert “atreet,” Geotee: y 5-6t* Als IN WANT OF A THOROUGH PRAO- TICAL EDUCATION. ander superior teach- ors. will attentively read the announcement of a new Business College my 4-lw* WwW NTED—A Child's NUBSE, who bas hed consider: experience, and can bring gdod references ly at 39 Gay street, corner of Green. Georgetown. my 3-tf WASTED—To PURCHASE, one good BRICK HOUSE, with all the modern improvements, and well lecated; one HOUSB of about 7 rooms; three small low-priced HOUSES Apply to the SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE COMPANY, 492 Tth street. 2 ap 30 ANTED — We want to buy several email HOUSES and LOTS in good lecations, for cash. to suit customers. We also want « small FABM near Washington; will give 2) amon 5 000 : Corner of ae aM eeeS 2, 00.s a rner and streets, over wh 27-tf 2 White's Store. A EUpIETOED CODE wranas 5 it Me ir . Ca!l on Mr. NEAL, isth street, No. 313. ‘mans ANTED! WANTED!! WANTEDIII * a EN. LADIES, FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. Who would like to in an cas ht and Profitable busi neren small out: i quired, and whe: calor Wi PRINOES town. commence at once, to Stamping Depot 341 F street, and be taught bir new method of Stamping. so simple that child can at once unde: @ any job. Being the oni practical Stamper here, we can furnish full ‘and complete instruct.eus, tools, cushions, composi- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. Thisis schance for any one wishing to make money b; mail outlay. nih lis jan ve gtk ak 1 WANTED. 38 WAN PILLIAM Painose 381 The Pioneer of yor , having mew facilities for STAMPING Has reduced his to six om PER WIDT| ir end < 4 need not city over to get cheap Stamping. wher 7 ee come to the only place for an ea 2 Ere AM EIR, te % Yokes, Flenne! Skirts, end Shawis, for sale. Bo 1s Wish a RE iecipdon. BUGLE, soe use” : eis FOR SALE AND RENT. F% pe comfortable FRAME HOUSE, No. 332 8th S re street. betwee: nd M. Terms asonable. Inquire 525 7th st. my §-St* Fe SALE- VALUABLE PROPERTY—A LOT 48 fect front on E street, between 20th and 2ist streets, by 140, to am alley, containing near 6,300 feet of ind, with a substantial Frame Dwelling, containin 8 rooms. (large) with brick basement. The Lot ‘fs peer laid off witn walks and choice shrubbery. and being withiu a few minutes’ walk of the Departments, should command the attention of persons desirous of @ com- fortable . For terms, which will! be '° spply, i B. LEWIS, Auctiepeers; or A. W: AM, No. 406 19th street. my 5-003t OB SALB—A fine HOUSE inthe First Ward, near the War Department; 11 roems and cel- re been renting for $1,000 a year ; price Frame House on H street; 9 reoms; lot about 23 feet front; price $5,000 A very handsome Howre near the City Hall; 18 me: price $17,000, portion cash, balance on ime. 4 handsome Building Lot on I street, betwee 1sth and 1ith streets; 72 feet by 144 deep; price a ‘Also, several other first-class Houses for sale and rent in different parts nk SRranT My t+lw* 495 7th street, between D and B. Fo. BENT—Two BRICK HOUSES; one on Pa. avenue, No. 373, between 4% and Sth streets, 17 rooms; one on corner 43% street and Missouri obtainin, venue, 13 rooms, water and + Apply HS. JOHNETON, No. 373 Pa. avouie, opposite Ne: tional Hotel. my 4 6t* venue, with a depth of 101 i ul if g- i & i z l stand for a Drug Store or any other business. going ro Phila . containing Fane 2 op eee ap ier a Heeger 101 Tr a 6m. grocer: be sold low forcash. Inq if streets, between 6 and 7 int! evening, Title perfect. WO FINE FARMS FOR SALE LOW IF Sopties for immediate: if 4036 store, being tn * GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auces. ALE 18 POSTPONED, IN rain, notil WED) Espay, LLIAMS, Ancts, A COTION SALE OF EMPTY PACKAGES. Ofice Depot Commissary of Subsistence, Will be sold at public o 5 WEDNESDAY. aden nce ser, rat GREEN 2 ton and 1', west of Bls- For terms, &c., appl, Five miles frem S27 THE ABOVE SALE OF THAT VALUAB’ street betwe — | — ys i ft OB RENT—A HOUSE with six rooms eel THURS ra at the Grocery Store, corner 22d and G stree OR BENT— Two first class furn’ the 10th tmxtant. same hor By order of the Comm’ " 4 ade GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B® JAMES C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctionsers. LE OF STOCK. ished BOOMS. ‘9, between 10th and a small quantity o! 334 Sth, between OR SALE—A OIGARB STORE and 80! WATER FOUNTAIN. now doing a geod b iy f applied for imm ately. asthe owner has oth not attend to it. ith. pear Grover’s (OR SALE—Will be sold EB and FURNITURE of a Restau: and Boarding house 13 furnished bed-rooms, lor, diniug-room. Ritohe: everything ready fe t ure for sale. A, RSD. $i the Auction Boom: cent Coa) 5 per ‘pom Bond of 91,000, with ANB_ORDNANG STORES AT BALTI —— Office Chief qaericnsins ster Mid By order of the Chief there wall be sold at F; auction, ees 1864, at 12m., the following di 2,927 pounds, mere or less, Rifle Powder, in ore or less, Cannon Powder, in a cent Ratlroa@ siness die Military Dep’ +1381, Coupon attached. » Det. 13'h and id, Mays. 13% ris haliroed: of $20) seek, La p Railroad 6 per cent. Bonds of at & sacrifiee, the jexcribed lot of Ord- bar and fix tures, and enient al! ‘T cent. v dof Bi.se, Coupon ue A 1, with one Oou: SV/north ‘Bimoset oe. sie Coupon due Ju: end cold water with Ad. ; more or less, Cannon Powder, in each. dress °C. B.,” Box 21 Washi mn City Post Of- foe. eee ay ea attached nipal Me.) é peor . Coupon Bond of pons of Allisonia Manufacturing noogs 6 cent. Bail: n due July 1, 1961. attached hio Canal 6 per cent. Sesres Rents of $1,000 each, Coupon of Jaly 1, attached. 4 Chesapeake snd Ohio Ganal 6 per cent. ferred Bonds of $5 each, Coupon of July 1, attached J. OR RENT—An excellent BUSINESS STAND on E street north, fourth house from corner of Sth and E streets. north side. terms apply at 490 H street. north ot Patent Office Ls (5) days for th ive ‘3 fer e perty. Government funds Major General W. manding Middle Military De; ) Colonel and Chief Q: Y JAS. C. McGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers. 5 Wit ke sold. on SATUBDAY, the ‘rame House, containi: ve rooms, = complete repair. Possession given im- ‘ ‘ferms: bie pf coab; balance = months, ‘or notes secured by deed of trust on the premii al conveyancing and stamps at the cost of H_BEDFERN, Cc. MeaUIRE sO “a BY D. L. WELLS & CO., Auctioneers. E OF A COMFOBT. FOUB ROOMS ge Le ta nis, ublic an OB remises, 5 oelaek Ts iting 16 feet on “lmproved Opa . riages and Ch: . Rent moderate For reer ne stowen © Company. of $39 1 Nesbville and S. Hancock. cem- | Bond for $1500, Coa 7Cl eo and OB BENT—Seve tween G and H ply at this office. AKE-HOUSE AND OVEN, THREE ROOMS . jorse and Wi on K street north, between Ist street and Ni » ROOMS on 19th street, be- email cash y ry wa of the a Wil be added— for the Owner. C. McGUIRE & Co., Aucta, 32 Shares Washington and Georgetown Railroad x each of the Grane and Alexan- since July. oreo McOUIRE & Adotes SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL ES- TATE BY KILBOURN &@& LATTA, BEAL ESTATE BROKERS. ©, W. BOTBLEB, Auctioncer, - URSDAY. h, 1886, at 6 o'clock p. May 0th, . ° m.. we will offer at auction ef the subdivision of OR RENT—Three or four furnished or un- farnished ROOMS, very che locality on the Island. Apply at between Band C- fit “4B RENT—Three BOOMS. suitable for house- water in yard. Terms moderate. Ap- Also,a few TABL, ist street cast. ABDERS can be accommod: BRIOK HOUSE containing vey. furnished or without. - Ap) 2 Beall street, George’ OR RENT—A BRIOK HOUSE. S month, in advance. References reauired. Apply No. 223 7th, between \VERAL GARDEN LOTS, OF 60,000 FEET B city pate, »,and smaller ot EHO YOU! 10 rooms, and Mand N street, between t- toa back lot House of The of 4 oy amy on \. Square 630, between ‘reets north and Ist street west and Merth Conveyancing and atamps at ex- posit to be made by pur- KILBOURN & LATTA. Reel Ketate myS-étds fint.} Corner 7thand F BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. ABLE BUILDING LOT ON 4TH qu pense of purchaser. A de’ street road to chasers at time of sale ed off rY pat ELS & 0O.. Auctee ‘¥ W. b. WALL & 00. Auctioneors, IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE PR Ah AY AF’ @ON, May I7th. ats will sell, in front of the premises, all of » in Square No, 296, betw: Oasrest iroce! j ry = ted sion = OR SALE—Thi FIXTURES of a now deing a geod bu fi Terms reasonable. Apply fmmediotely L. L bale corner and F streets. OR RENT—In Georgetown, two FRA HOUSES, containing eack § rooms and cel ted on Frederick street. at 6 o'clock inches te a 20 foot the ‘part b we « “paving se fect Tone eS between 6th end 7t! it @ desirable Bui! Om ee Bich best locations for « privais location healthy. Also. STORE BO‘ 2. Apply No. 112 Pros- 5 my n& frame buildi building. Eps property will be sold toget! cash; balance in 6 and 12 secured by adeed of trost veyancing and stamps at the ‘my W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct.,; Georgetotn. ED PROPERTY AT AUOTION EBNOUN, May 16. street. near lst, Ne '@. rms Ove tied. roperty. Con of the purchaser, GREEN & WILLIAME, Aacts. ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. SALE oF 4 HOUSE AND A’ On THUBSDAY AFT will sell. in front of the th strect O streets north, fronting 26 feet on leet to s 30-foot alley ‘OR SALE—I will On WEDNESDAY A o’cleck, 1 will sel! of kote Noe iz eat at Tio treet te sifeyy madd ze nv 5 Pro} 3 ne daa month, and will be er + Terms : One-third cash; bal htcen months, with i th i maf te cat apaare UBSDAY, 22, at 334 o'ch pi ender and cold water; mre gtey reen and Olive sts., Georg 8-8t' SALE—The GOOD WILL. STOCK. and ‘OR y de ‘00: ‘Stor also, stable and carriage house ees ird cash; balance ip and twelve months, to be secured by s deed oF ‘All conveyancing and the ¥ WALL & O0., Ancts, [Bt OREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers EAL ESTATE SAL! lance Dremiees. pr six; ates. stampe at the expense of my5 Ww.L IXTURE! M olga ekg out. For particulars avenue, between 7th and sth Navy Yard Hill. REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. aM DESIRABLE Bi OF VERY VaLuasi STREET JOR SALE—A nice BRIOK HOUSE of8 rooms, with Stable in the rear. Lot 17 by 100, Newly tted up. Located within two squares Stour office. Price @5.600 our office. yf se D. L. WELLS & CO. 8 Corner of 13th and ¥ streets. SRF FOR BENT—STOUK AND FIXTURES pasiness, wealer for rout ahs store, Sua is. Weeller jy mt r sale the Stock and Fixtures of the Boot‘sud Shoo Btore, 349 Penna av. bet, 6th und 7th streets apd nearly opposite Metropolitan Hetel. immediatel, my $-6t* Foe BENT—The two-story FRAME HOUSE, b milding on the alley.) No. 434, ou Vir- gi and.) between Ie! id 24 atreets west. It cop! about 15 rooms in all. condition, with garden. Rent r: Dermanent tenant. Key cam be had a wert. References reqatred. Inquire of J. F. HALIDAY, 391 New York avenue, between 12th and 13th streets. ap 30-tf .OR BALE. 1 HOUSE snd LOT of 43x95 feet on 9th street west, gerden, fruit trees, shade trees, &c. . 1 FARM of 134 acres, on 7th street turnpike, eight miles frem Washington. Will be exchanged fer improved city property. 1 HOUSE of 5 rooms, on 11th street, $700. € 25,000 to loan on improved city property. Apply to the SOUTHERN BEAL ESTATE COMPANY, Sp 30-tf 492 7th street. ‘OB BENT—Six of the most desirable ROOMS Fer oe or in Washington. sn raph Office, No. 348, near treet. onusylvania ov ne; well lighted and vontilated. moderate. F lars ° At Office: 490 il strest, buck of Pena ware between Sth and 9th streets, at 8 o'clock, 1. and § ici JaMES nnn erty Agent Vv) VE: NICE HO! Witt Parataned’ ot Uoturnished = the city and rgetown. WHMAN & GREEN,’ fe 13.tf TRE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT Wow iN tate es pena 7 Lith street, e gadestond teat’ PLAS and ORGAMabst 25 CARD eae, Sass OYSTERS, AND a) Ae SOFT AND HARD ee ere BDPWARD WESEE, wr ar southeast cor, of sth and. Bats. aks AND FRA ORES iare : on the corner of K and 3d tial three-story Bi ‘itchen, at private ame % each having 20 feet fi "ive ‘advo Se okenibe ot est of GEEEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. the same will be be ween’ at the otlce of provements, « ay Nams,) with the OR RENT—at 467 ae house of the two h front west on the public space at the section of Virginie and L stredt south with 7th street wes! marbles ala chron hont. fixt ie ™ LJ 5 le 1g tubes, and two staircases. front of Pa. av., and one of the best in the city. my 5-1m ted GOOD WILL and Tobacce and which hes been es- le irably jocated ond dress Box 1036 Post Ofiice OR RENT—The FSROPEAN HOTEE. corner formation ingafre at P. ue. *Eunion s, TES Fone, ap 28- awe i LY FUBI ty, on H street, for rent GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anéts BX ¥- 8. Lewis 4 00. a No. 307 FINE LOT WITH IMPROVEMENTS AT AUO- THEESDAT. Mas ich, W. B. LEWIS & 00., Aucts. Bre WE Seton reat and Lith. THERESE Y FE RSHUANS S00Bs SF LEB: NDAY EVENING, April 30, at70 BABLE FAMI- By KILBOUBN & LATTA, Real Betate Brokers. C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. desirable 4 No. 104, on the north ae oe ay Paria CTICN BALE | sttoat, Georgetown, Yep «| othe House he a6) lo rangement ic lon will be given on or at the Hardware SALE—4,160 ACRES OF LAND in Ran- indispu table. Terms Ry Ag of land I refer te Bon, Gtorge Ke West Virginia, and o. sh, editor Was! the rooms of FORD BIW For et sold. 'HOMAS H. FORD. most desirable PRO- ‘and ‘most ‘KI are s Larta ¥ NAGLE & O90. AOS Ponusyivanie avéhee. toe able ot Reals residence of te the so. pees Ohuroh, Islend. pois te