Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1866, Page 3

_ LOCAL NEWS. aMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-NIGHT. G ho’ at S—Meget reguiar opera night of the oe wea Diam troupe, when they appear ta Baile Ta, in three acts, of the “Be- ber a ‘The performance to conclude viwn the qelabrated minstrel scene trom the “01d Clee Ovo Fer Hatt —Oar citizens should Bos tail io Bo themsel\es of this opport great curiosity, the Caro to-night, preparatory to nee next week. a L MEETING IN THR First Warv.—Thursday eyening 4 meeting of the citizens of the First Ward was hetd at Stott’s Hull for the purpose of nominating candidates for Alderman and Common Coune:l, which was quite largely at- tended ‘The meetung was called to order by Mr. Geo. ¥. Kidwell, on whose motion Mr. Nicholas Callsn was called to the Ohair and Mr. W. Hisrrison was inted ‘. Before the meeting proceeded to the selection of candidates Mr. F. R. Dorsett urged that the proper men should be selected as this was a Most impertant election. If candidates who are opposed to Congress and the Administration be selected there is great danger that Cengress Will pass the bill repealing the charter of the cy and we may have no opportunity to casta vote in June. He would urge that politic: sbould be altogether ignored. Messrs. John B. ‘Turton, (the present incum- bent) Nicholas Callan and H. N. Easby were bominated for the Board of Aldermen, and the vote by ballot resulted as follows :—Nicholas Callan, 108: John B. Turton, #2; H. N. Easby, ©. Scattering, 3; Mr. Callan was thereupon de- elared the nominee. Nominations were made for candidates for te Gommon Conncil, and the votes were as follows :—James P. Tustin, 27; Andrew Car- Toll, 12%: ©. 63; S.T. Drary, 132; J. A. Rheem, . Solo- mom Stover, 20; James H. Hazel, 9 Jas. Kelly, 25, scattering, 5. Messrs. Carrol! Baker were declared the nominees Mr. Joba Tynan, at present in the councils, and Dr. T. A: Newman were nominated, but declined The following resolution was offered and Adopted : red, That we, the citizens of the First |, do hereby heartily endorse and approve of the official course of Dr. Wm. B. Magruder curmg the term for which he served as Mayor ot this city some years ago: and feeling a per- fect contideace im his ability and energy to @gain serve the city in that capacity. we do hereby heartily recommend him for that po- sition to the consideration of the voters of Washington, and pledge ourselves to support him in the coming annual election. Nominations tor candidate for assessor were made. aud the vote stood—George F. Kidwell, Its, Lewis D. Wein, 4; J.T. C. Clark, 10; Jas F. Edwards, 2. Mr. F. Renehan offered the following, which ‘wes unanimonsly adopied Resoleed, That (his meeting does cordially enderse the policy of President Jehnsow, and that each and every candidate nominated are tue exponents of the sentiments and ferlings of the poliey which he advocates. The meeting adjourned, and several of the candidates were cheered. Some one proposed ‘ree cheers for “John B. Turton, the man who will lick you all at the polls,” which were also given. > REAL EsTaTE SaLes—By Green & Williams’, Auctioneers. — Lots 5 aud 6, im square 5%, bounded by south M, west 3d streets, and Del- aware avenue, to J. C. Sthelon, at 5 cents per foot: lot 7 to Wm. Downs, for 5X cents; lot $ to Jas. Downs, for 5% cents; lots 9, 10, and Li*to Rehard Barry, for 5% cents; lot 12 to R. Jacobs, for 5% cents; 13. 14, and 16 to R. Barry, for 4 cents; lot H, in Thomas’ subdivision of part of square 398, on O street north, between “th and 9th west, to Thos. Lewis, for $2,200: Fede of lot 7, in square 345, on 11th street west, tween G and H streets north, with a four- story brick dwelling, to John Alexander, for $0,925. part of same lot, improved with a three. story and basement brick dwelling, for 9,560: part of lot 8, square 523, on 4th street west, between M and 'N street north, to Eliza Drane, for $3 cents per foet; part lot 5, square 140, on L et, between Isth and 19th west, with a two-story frame house, to Michael Caffay, for $0, lot 5, im subdivision of square 537, to John Meckeénny, for 17); cents per foot; a three-story brick house, with basement, on lth street west, between G and H north, to John Alexander, for $3,625. C. W. Boteler, auctioneer, sold part of lot 19. in square 5, improved by brick «table, for 2798.50, to Luke Conner; part lot 14, in same square.on K street, between 26th and 27th, 45 cents per foot, to Dennis Burns; 10 acres of land near Umontown, $930, to Dr. Leiberman; lots 24 aud 25, opposite Glenwood Cemetery, $895 per acre; lois 26 and 27, same tract, $217.50 raere: lot 14, same tract, £'50 per acre, to RB Mcaunre: part of lot 6, in square 620, 9 cents per foot, te S. Uook. sa Nn BS Ouwrrse MazxEtT To-Day.—Beet, best cute Ib., 25¢.; next, 15advc.; Sali Beef, sa2ue.; Dried f, Waise. Veal, 25c.- Mutton, chops,25c., Lamb, 25c.; Lard, 25c.; Pork, fresh, 2)c.; corned, 20¢.: Bacon. bams, uncut. %5c.; sliced.35c.: breasts, ec. shoulders, 20c. Batter, svasuc =) Chickens, ‘Sc.a$1; Chickens,pa. Tracks, 75. Eggs, per dozen,25c. Green Corn, per can, 40c. Apples, per peck, 75a$1; dried, 75¢. Leeks, be.. Sc. Turnips, peck, Soa6v ets. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, Sic Peaches, dried, quart, 25 cts. Beans, bnt- ter, 25c.; white, ‘12c.; dried cherries, qt., 40c. Radishes, per bunch., Save. Beets,per peck, Suc. Parsnips, pk, 50c. Onions, 40c. per pk.; bunch Fe. Carrots, 50c. Fish—Shad, per pair, 50) avSe. Herring, Beb., 15c.;' Rock, each, $3; small. bunch, S0c.; Perch, 50a60c.; Mackerel, Bec. each; Halibut, lb., 2c. Kale. peck, Suc.; Spinnach, 60c. k. Rye, per bushel, 9c.agi. Corn Meal, $1981.10. Shipstuff, 60aSvc. Browa- stuff, 50c. Shorts, 40c. Corn, shelled, $1a$1.10; in ear, bbl., $5a86. Oats, bush.,65c. Hay,per cwt., $1081.25. Straw, 90c.a$1. Clover Hay, 75c.a81.25. Celery, pr bunch, 10c. Krout, per quart, 15c. Geese, $1.50a$2.50. Turkeys, $2483.50. Venison, onions fresh, per Ib. 3c.’ Cabbage, per head, 10x20. Cranberries, quart, W%awe. Hominy, quart, loc. Lettuce sales. Rhubarb, 8c. Hones, per. Ib., 50a60c. New Bermuda Potatoes, $1.50 per peck. Cabbage Sprouts, $1. Green Peas, 75c.; Asparagus, per bunch, l0a2sc. A very tempt- ing display of Strawberries attracted mach at- tention this morning. They were selling at 75 cents perox. —— an Rerort oF FREEDMEN'’s SCHOOLS.—Rev. Jou Kimball, Superinjendent of Freedmen’s Schools of this Diatrict, has rendered his re- port to the Assistant Commissioner for the month of April. He ‘states the number of schools in the District as 66; number of teachers, 116; number of scholars, 5,766: number last re- Port. 6,20 average attendance, 4,331; average attendance last report, 4,756. 690 are in the alphabet: 2,527 are in geography; 1,627 are in arithmetic; 2,254 are in_ writing: and 165 are im We higher branches. Five day schools, num- bering about 500 scholars, are not included in this report. The number of Sa¥bath schools reported is 26, with 3,003 pupils. There are 6 industrial schools reported. which have re- ceived donations during the month of 1.75 yards of material for sewing, and $518.57 worth of other good: 7}4 new garments were made, 180 were re! , and 71 yards of carpeting were manufactured by the pupils. — > Warvep AN EXAMINATION.— Yesterday morning, Richard Reusseau, who had been om the previous evening arrested by officer Clements, of the Fourth Ward, for an assauit and battery, with intent to shoot several parties @ the bien pp nee ae ane on F street, was brought before Jus Walter, when Mr. Morgsn. for the accused, asked that he might be held te bai! for court without going into an examination. to which the Justice consented, Sud the accased furnished bail for his appear- ance at the June term of the court. pe essiass* wl cscs sat AwoTHeEr Victim.—Mr. W. Eichlen 507 7th street, purchased a draft on New York at the Merchants National Bank for $24, the day be- re Helosed. It nas been returned tohim and Re & able to get no satisfaction from the bank, Shougb it was given out by those concerned in ‘Saas institution at the time {t closed that all made, and drafts purchased there the Wednesday previeus to the failure would be made ‘r00d. —-e._~ ACBXANDRIA = CANAL —The Alexandria Jewragl says tbat a) ap adjourned mee wf ihe stockbolaers of the Alexandria anal feia Thursday morning in the Council Chamber in that eity, the proposition of Messrs. Quigley, Wells, and Dunean, to lease the Alexandria Canal for ninety-nine years for the sum of . Was accepted. We believe tegms of akreement require the Canal to be putan workamg order within ninety days. pebewchte— Raat a Moosiicet Excursion —The first moon- light exeursion of this season comes off on fonaay evening next, under the auspices of Say Socials. Two large steamers leave 7th wharf at7 o'clock p.m. Heaid’s Wash- » Band will enliven the trip with good ingt Wu —enteesents Np Socran Coun —The ball of this club y night was a very successful nioyable affair throughout, as the enter- euls-of this club alwaysare. The Holy it Band was present. o> —The Latayette Club, of Georges ve an afternoon and evening pic-nic at Island, on Monday evening next” iis “ enacnmee AT THE Garrrot pe mz ere will be no sermon at the Capitol Tue Lapres Mite Society of Ryland Case Ww hin z Reina ¢) will give an Excursion toGiymont, nesday, May 3yth, 1566. BE ae nh ntig om REprvgEp to 2% ig S ipier’s first class Bathii Rooms. pm 3 near Bank of Washingom ’ —_o+—_— S. D. Martow, 32 Pennsylvania avenue, near luth street. manufactures to order the best Dress Shirts at the lowest prices. Don't fail to call and see for yourselves. ——~t—— t In THE GOLDEN AGE or GrRLHoop—Pre- serve the beauty of the teeth with Sozodont,and then. when the hair is silvered and the eyes dimmed with years, the mouth will still reveal two glittering rows of unsullied ivory. —— a Sort Crags in Marxker.—T. M. Harvey, the renowned dealer in luxurious eatables,has received the first soft — of eee and they were eagerly snapped up by leading res- taurant keepers for $2 per dozen. BEEBE: eR snsa ds DoLLaR JEWELRY StorE.—Every lady and gentleman should call at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania ave- nue, third door from 4% street—see the new goods received this morning. ie Dry Goons—At brakedown prices.—Burdette, at his Store, No. 3517th street, bas been con- stantly buying s for the Iast fifteen days, and has now in stock about sixty thousand dollars worth of new and choice goods to offer to his customers, bought after the great decline in goods at the lowest prices cash would buy them, and will be sold lower than any one ex- pected to have bought the same kind of goods this season. W. W. Burperte, No. 351 7th street, between I and K. — Tse Lorrery Brack Matt Casr—Recan- TATION OF ScOTT.—City and- County of New York, Lyman B. Scott of New Jersey. be- ing duly sworn says, that on the ist day of May, 1 he made an affidavit against the Lottery Managers, that such affidavit was made and acuon commencéd at the request of one Marcus Cicero Stanley. Thatin said affi- davit deponent charged that the said defen- dants fraudulently obtained money from him for lottery tickets and policy slips. That de: ponent also in said affidavit stated that he had been recently informed and believed, and ex- pected to be able to prove, that said drawings ofsaid Kentucky Lotteries instead of having been lawfully and fairly drawn, had been falsely and fraudulently drawn, or when fairly drawn, the numbers drawn fraudulently .sup- pressed, and others substituted in their piace, with a view of cheating and pthiciectrrg 4 ete. And this depenent further says, that he had no personal knowledge ef any of the charges above stated in saig@ affidavit. That all nis knowledge was derived from intermation re- ceived by him ofsaid Stanley. That atthe time he made said affidavit, and commenced action, he was not aware of the character of said Stan- ley, but that since making the same he has ful- ly ascertained that said Stanley 1s a person of very bad reputation, and has been convicted and sentenced to prison for the erime of lar- ceny. That had deponent known his charac- ter, and thathe would have torely on such evidence to prove his case, he would not have tituted this action. And deponent further s, he 1s now satisfied that the object of said nley in inducing deponent to commence this action, was, that he, said Stanley, might levy black mailon those persons who wereen- gaged im the business. And this deponent further says, that he makes this statement voluntarily and without reward or the promise of reward, and solely as a matter of justice tothose whom heis now satisfied that he has wronged by the statement heretofore made by him. Lyman B. Scorr. Sworn before me this Sth day of May, 166. Cuas. R. Brewster. Notary Public, N.Y. World.} New York City. WY DEFY comparison of any “Bitters” with “Hygienic Wine.” Try it. a aaa aes We PAID 4 VISIT to-day to the establishment ot Mesers. Selby & Yates, 4S Market Space,un- derthe 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 thesearticles we found evidences of superior work everywhere dis- cernible. We also saw a good line of Long loose Sacks and Circulars, which are very seldom found in aay establis@ment. Mr. Yates also informed us that thesé goods were all Bis own make: and by that means was able tosave his customers irom $2 to $5on each Cloak. 2 igs Buy THe Best.—Hygienic Wine is the finest Tonic in the world. ep age OUR FRIEND HENNING, corner 7th street and Maryland avenue, has a fine assortment ‘of Gent's half hose, comprising the best English super stouts, Lisle thread, &c.; at prices rang- ing from 20 cents to 75 cents per pair. af ——_o—_—_. A Favonas_e Notorigety.—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 seiling Worthless imitations. eo — qe ts STRawGx, BUT TRUE.—That corns, bunions, bad nails, etc., can be removed withoat pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. av., between 4% and 6th streets. DIED. vents. No. 459 oth street, on the lith inst , st Wo'clock s.m. The triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. s GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Cc OKE FOB 54 LE. Parties desiring COKE can procure tickets for sny amount, at - WM. DOWLING’s, 170 Bridge street, Georgetown. N.B.—When desired I will deliver it. my2-eos¢* F B KENT—In Georgetown, a nicely furnmbed BOOM, at No. 134 Dunbarton street, between High and Congress. ap 9 2w* Rez AND TABLE BOARD CAN BE OB- ed in Georgetown, at No. 135% Dunbarton Siveet. Beferences required. ap 26-Im* 8.0. S. VERDI, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI- D CIAN AND SURGEON, 1 o. $1 Congress street, opposite the Post Office, Georgetown, D.C. ap 13-I1m* M 101 Brid; GREAT BARGAINS IN DE Just received a large additional su ILLEB’S NEW STORE, st.. Georgetown, D. 0. Goubs. ring ent Housekeeping ies’ Cloths, Goods for boys’ wear, Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Calicoes at 10, 1234, 15, 20, 25 cents; Bleached Mus: lips at 20, 25. 31, i cents. Onr goods have been purchared at greatly reduced prices, and will be sold very cheap. > 13-Im* SOLDERING rRoxs, For sale by my 11 3t JOHN B. ELVANS & GO. HE PARTNERSHIP HEBETOFORE EX- T TB MOULDEN and J. w. BENJAMIN MILEER. isting between i BROWN, under the name and style MOULDEN & BROWN. bas been this 10th day of May. 1008. dissolved by mutual consent. - B. MOULDEN, my 11-08" ._W. BROWN. F°® NEW YORK. Steamer JOHN GIBSON will leave foot of @ street for New York on TUESDAY. the 3st! or, tive 1th natant, at 12 o'clock. a) 1O. right *?P' MORGAN, BHINEHART & 00 _my iL -3t Agents. "ERY FINE LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGE o Vine cheap, inquire at DEMORCEOS Se” man Heir Store. 7 it my 10-3t* WE BAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND- BRICK AND PLASTEREB’S TROWELS. PLUMB AND BOBS. MASONS LINES, ac. CAMPBELL & SON, my 10 Iw* 351 Pa. avenue. IDAL AND FUNERAL WRBBATHS, BOU- Bruters mh CROSSES preserved in natural ade to order by bre PETES, Ine ot B cy % 247 Vt. ‘av., bet. K and L sts. near isth. s 188 SANF returned fro Mi York sand srpaneted wt ect thc iee est novelties in oom 1B MILLINEBY and acheice sqrortment of. Bonnets, Hats,. the new Gy een, the most stylish sha ont, the present rage im Pa qtegNew tore. wi my 8 t* between 7in'and sth Percets, Oo IL CAEE, OIL MEAL, Every one owning 8 herse shonid use the above articles, especially at this season of the year. ‘ SEED OATS. 5. prime article for sale; the very best fh the market FLOUE, MEAL, MILL PEED; BALED HAY, For #ale low, in Guautities to suit, by s : oe we w. Coruer L M,GALE& Oo wie tt WANTS. geod BNEYMEN, : gary any ars, Capital Bul. it* oug) ER« WANTED—Five or palanh 5 Penman 6 AONICHOL, W istreauti bealaion one st iss sos #3" Pidest come well O23 . none other need Pea oa Beventh unsere, °° at Ww or Weabtigien e siall HUE. NisHED Bouge ta’ heafthy Vocation, B78 ate. Addrece i relia ‘and loca: UB- itheat fi lately, giving terms tion, A. C. W.. Btar Uffics. my 19-3t"_ ANTED—A: AMBERMAID tigre nentice: ust Tm le a "eal near the City Hall” Bane my 11-28" Pee i Shana WaAnNTev-a WOMAN who can write to take charge of a physician’s office, to attend the 4001 359 Hat. bet. idtnnd 4th, m, y Ml Vy ANTED—A Dair) man desirous of selling out his Cows, Dainty UTENSILS, 'ac.. srl ir irchase! ng ail pactizalees and Srice, “ony il 38° ANTED—A PLACE ina stare or office, by & regpectable boy, 16 reof age. Can write German = Eagtion. z of make pimeolt generally fweeen 19th and 20th ota ve Sm ist™ nest jobbing ~_my 10-3t W ASTED_A WHITE GIRL. to de the work family. ‘corner 7th and, L streete, Ro dud nn ADPIY commer Th Str Uy AN’ — 000K AND GHAMBBRMAID. W Ais Alc ROOMS forratt a: OROTON FLETORER'S Capite| Hill Restaurant, corner of New Jersey avenue and south A st. my 10 St* W4stED-1 desire to rent a FARM of from 60 to 100 acres, within 8or 10 miles of the Any one having such @ place to rent can hear of a ct tenant by addressing Hamilton, pone as 7 5 y FOPSISHED. HOU?E WANTED.—A thorough- ly FUBNISHED HOUSE, in a healthy and central lecation, with all medern improvements, in wanted by a respensible party.. Address Lock Box $4, Post Office. my 10-3t* Drs BUSINESS —An energetic man withsome capitel, and who isa thorough Drugeist. de- oi purchase an interest in an established preg Busine«s in either this city, Georgetown or Balti- more. Is prepared to devote bis whole attention to the bneiness, and can infinence censider: rade. weition from a druggist with an equal amonnt al. with @ view to esiablishing a Dru ineither of the above na places wou al+o be favorably considered. Address for | week, DRUGGIST, Star Office. my 10-2t™ Ww NIED—To hire a first-class COOK to i from Baltimor: en will be given. A. \° imme- Missouri avenue, een and 435 streets, my 9-4t* ¢ ‘OOD MASONS WANTED—Apply at 8t Domi- E nic’s Church, d. my 8 tf ANTED IMMEDIATE ix good PLAS- V TERERS. Nohe need but competént hands. Inquire at Ne 4 street, George- tow my 5-6t* ANTED—A Child’s NUBSE, who h considerable experience, and can bring good references ly at 39 Green Georgetown. y ANTED—To PURCHASE, one good BRICK HOUSE, with all the and well located; one HOU: of about 7 rooms; three small low-priced HOUSES Apply to the SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE COMPANY, 492 7th street. apy ANTED— We want to buy several HOUSES and LOTS in good l.cations, cash. to suit customers. We also want a small FABM near Washington; will oY $4,000 or $5,000 cash. . L. WELLS & OU., Corner of 13th and F seree _mb 27-tf AX EXPESIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- UATIONin a | Ogee family or restaurant. lon Mr. NEAL, isth street, No 313. mhs -__FOR'SALE AND RENT. _<OR'SALE AND RENT. Foe RENT The SRIOK HOUSE, contalnt bet ct biaod amen apply to yee, Buc Offies i Hoe Beas RANE BOUSE tain FR, ADDY te LEWES Payee Fe Test my 12 ¢t* y SsALE— ot @ Seger Sturd ise. store fer ery kind of business. Tncuire sineger ‘coum: my 'URNIGHED at “ et eS eure: Si Sree A mind ai eeperate. At No ; 4, etreet, on mente, streets, convenient to care otaur Ds - ‘UB SALE—A one-story BRICK BUILDING, new occupied as a restaurant, comtaining three rooms; is a ing ines for sinoet an kindof bust rent of $8. Price ; “Location 7th street, above the market, 1s. L. WBLL8 & OO. corner 13th and F ets. ROOMS, rT Darlor Lp) oy) furnished as for t eye gentleman withvut children 5 will rent, ed unfnrsished if desired. Al me ail Far. pre tte : mouth. a between 9th and 10th sts. Fo SALE—An old established WOOD AND a OAL YARD, corner 12th and C.streets, con sisting of offfce. scales and shedding comple’ also. inna Bouse and one time Bouse om theo ne Byuare of the office, includes with Horses and Carts. For ter: ply on the premises of T. B. MOUL N my 12-6t" Fo SALE—A RESTAURANT, in good local- ity and erigzia & good run of customers. In- quire at 111 igh atrect, corner of 2d, Goorge- town. my 11-3t' Sl i Fo BENT—aljthree-stwory BRICUK HOUSE, with store attached, situated corner of Uo necticut avenne sad K street. Inquire 13th street, biween B and F ste. a SPLENDID BABGAIN—O8UDA FOUNTAIN, \ with Silver Swan and Fixtures eomplete—syl- vester’s Patent—in perfect order, nearly new. For sale at 474 1ith et , bet. KE and F. my 11-3t* STOREHOUSE TO LET—im a ane business lo- ee i ee . im avenne, op: osi Hotel. Possession given 30th May, For terme ap- plytoJOS B. BRYAN,345 Pa av. my ll 3st Fo RENT—A fine, large FRAME MOUSE, newly painted and » containing sight Foome, ERebew a ae On 4's street, vear Maryland a: 5 vp 7 VLEMMING, my 11.-6t* 3 E) (OR SALE—A good and kK DWELLING. toaeth of GRO- It is one of the best stands in Washing- eee is about to mo: = pee, awe on the premises, corner of and N sta. se BOSERT RAINEY, A seven yearojd HORSE, WAGON and HA NESS for sale. Oanbe seen at Pywell & Ke her’s Sables on Friday and Saturday. my 11- Gow. BAREBY FUB BALE. Apply at Star I Office. my 10-St* UILDING LOT FOR SALE —That beautifully located Lot on H street, next to tae cerner of 9thet. Apply corner 9th and H ste. my 10-7t* URNISHEP ROUSE OR ROOMS to rent, at a BY llth street, between L and M streets. my 10- NT—A well fitted up BATH HOUSE, ‘eet north, between 4% and esd my vi kK Four ROOMS in house No. 511 lth street; two ROOMS on B it, between éth and 7th. For further imformation inquire of P. EMBICH, 365 Penna. avenue. my 10 ;*URNISHED BOOMS FOR Bae ne ee to $2 per month, at No.4%5 sth - tween © and Lonisiana avenues. Board for me- chanics im the same place; $6 per week. my i0 3t* FUBNISBED HOUSE FOR BENT—A 3 story HOUSE containing8 rooms. Water and gasin the house. Kentlow. Inquire at No. 85 Penna. avenue. my 10-3" W NTED—Gold and Siiver WATCHES, DIA MONDS, PISTOLS, new and cast-off OLO THING, PAWNBROKER'’S TIOKETS, kc, &c. at the old-established Merchant Pawnbroker’s Store of F. FULTON & CO., 502 9th street, three doors north of Pennsylvania ave. Two SEWING MACHINES for sal half price. N. B.—Bnuasi- nese strictly confidential. mbi6 eo2m* ANTED! WANTED!!! WANTED!!! GENTLEMEN. LADIES, FANOY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and profitable business, where a small bo thes oop only re- quired, and where these pain t commence at once, to call at WM. PRINOUB’S Stamping Depot, 381 jjand be tanght, bis pew met! of 50 simple that a chi! sractca? Bama harerte Sts nein fe ‘cod ractic: we can comp! jete {nstract.ons, tools, cushions, compoat- WANTED. eeeener of eTAMPINGS Has reduced to TS PEE SURE: for SKIRTS and +2 FALere CLOAKS. CAPES, eecguEe YOKES, BANDS, PINOUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, stam) by the job. We are weekly in recel; of and by tne aid of anew — stam pattern bi e only practical? ‘S:ampers here we are Gooner oe cheep at when thy can r el 5 f y ove — img, come to the only as an assortment paar pe OES 7] Ye Embroidered Yokes, Beads Flanse Skirts, and Shawis, for sale. W'NTEE sn00ND Baan TORTURE. FOR SALE AND RENT. Fo SALE—A nice BBIOK HOUSE of 8 rooms, with Stable inthe rear. Lot 17 by 100, Newly yee mache ane wesene within two squares oO Bee. Price OL, WELLS & CO. _my 3-8t Corner of 13th and F streets. OB BENT—Th x . F re le ¢ two-story FRAME HOUSE. the alley, 4 Vir- ginla avenue, ( Is! ) between het 2a streets west. It contains about 16 rooms imall.in good condition, with garden. Rent reasonable to a good Key can be had next door Feet visirapee sequied, Tontiverst' west, aire nquire + F. pot LEY jew York avenue, —— oR BALB. 1 HOUSE and LOT of 43x95 feet on 9th street west, garden, fruit trees, shade trees, &c. 1 FAEM of 134 acres, on7th street turnpike, eight miles from Washington. Will be exchanged for improved city property. 1 HOUBE of 5 rooms, on 11th street, $700. $25,000 to loan on improved city property, Apply to the SOUTHERN BEAL ESTATE COMPANY, ep 30-tf . 492 7th street, OB BENT—Six of the most desirable BOOMS r ness Prrpcees in Washington, over Telegraph Office, No. 348, near 7th street. on Pennsylvania avenue; well lighted and ventilated, r further persiealars inauice Sth and 9th streets, at 8 o'clock, 1. and 5 sree’ yAMES TOWLRS, Property Agent, v HAVE SEVERAL NIOE HOUSES FOR Ww RENT -Parniohed @ veturnished in the city and Geo! DOWNMAN & GREEN, fe1s.tf 18 Jatelligencer Building. TE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT the District of Columbia or Alexat dria, where PIANOS and ORGANS ean thoroughly tuned ana foraired ts at if EL. WILD & BROS PIANO FORTE now IN 2 L MANUFACTORY Numerous incontrovertible references can seen at the establishment, No. 497 ith street, @ few doors north of Pena avenue. Also, for sale, an assortment of thm best new ee second-hand PIANOS and ORGANS. on ner. T° THE LADIES, The subscribers take pleasure in announcing that, as General Agents, they have a arr: % ments to supply the lat, ‘of the AMERICAN MOLDED COLLAR GOMPANT. GBAY'S PATENT Paviks’ CRIMPED- OOL- To which they would invite the special attention «f the indies. This article le eutireiy novel con struction .) ri 5 ser in the form ‘ot a bahdsome taee- soot Goll te Stand ha or or or it is manofectured | frou the same be.) pete Bank note ~~. yu longer ry nicely: polished new ott this Collar ts gatirely Rew fn the market, and as yet is in the hands ly the larger di par as ‘on! jers, the the pr eet ens Colla gel y in ish sample Se ccm amet eral oor Ce ad adn fiestas Toon mh 25-snl6t nh Divonstne ye sees: BY GOODS CHEAP 8 CH . kag peti Sue i ec eee FOR SALE3° LOTS in different parts of tue First Ward for small dwellings, &c , at from $240 to $1,000 each. Title perfect Inquire at 157 13th street, between E and F streets, petween 6 and7 in the evening. my 10-6t* Fo SALE—A small FRAME HOUSE and LOT, near the Market House, on K street, between 19th and 2th streets. First Ward. The above will be sold very low forcash. Inquireat 457 18th street. between E and F, between 6 aud 7 in the evening. Title perfect. my 10-68" FS SALE OR RENT—J. Brown's RESTAUR- ANT, corner of street and Pennsylvania avenue, for sale with five years lease, or rent. rs stand for a Drug ir any other Cause for selling the Proprietor is goin; PI delphia. my 10-3t* OR SALE—A new BUILDING in the First Ward. containing seven rooms, the front ef which is fitted up for a store, being tn an excellent location for femal grocery and quer store. Will Beduatn Bani Patent bofween ¢ an’? Weeks ween streets, D nthe evening. Title perfect. my 10-6t" Two FINE FABMS FOB SALE wit sontiee Roe immediately. One of toe eee ont densburg For terms, &c., apply to THOS. J. B. 8. OF IL- LIA » Washingt nm. OR SALE—SIX HOUSES AND LOTS—One on 7th street west, No. 244. tween aud N streets; one on 5th strect west, No 340, between I and K streets; one on B street sonth. No. 219, be- tween 6th and 7th streets; one on 3d street, No. 509, between B and O strects south; one on New Jersey between K and L streets: and one nd K strects. The above are guerantied clear of all incumbrances. The prop- sa uaeer soot rent. I will seli oaeen: Jequire at No ary! avenue, near reet 10-e03t" ‘THOS. E. DANT. {OR SALE—Will be sold at = sacrifice. the LEASH and FURNITURE of a Hest and Boarding-houee. 13 faraished bed-rooms, par- lor, dining-room. kitchen, bar and fixture: pgay poor.) ready fer business, convenient thedepartments. Aj at 214 Pi {OR RENT—An e: STAND corner of ee . nO! or Ofice. JAMES TOWLES. my 9-tf “Property Agent. Fo KENT—Seven ROOMS on 19th street, be- tween G and H, suited tos smal! family. ‘Ap- ply at this office. my 8 tt EVEBAL GARDEN LUTS, OF 60,000 FEET 2 each. for $1,000—outside city limite, on H street road to mp Bridge, and smaller lote in proportion to size. Inquire of THOS. YOUNG, No. 409 Pcpn. avenue, or 4113dst. my 8 2w* J°OK SALE—The GOOD WILL, STOOK and ESAS HES of « Grocery und Brosins Fa doing a mon bactnnes. Bot Led — rd office. . be al os °° 'L WELLS & myS-lw ____ corner 13th and Jc OB RENT—At 467 18th street, between E and F F. two FUBNISHED ROOMS on the first floor and four UNFURNISHED ROOMS on the second floor. The location is immediately north of Pa. ay., and one of the best in thecity my 5-1 ,OR SALE- VALUABLE PROPERTY—A LOT 48 feet front on E street, between 20th aud 2ist streets. by 140, to an alley, containing near 6,300 Shot of arene, with asubstantial Frame Dwelling, nt BUSINESS house from i 8 mt ) with brick base: The Lot fe handsowely “sid of with, walks end oi: jing within a few minutes’ mats, should command the fe le residence mtenlas een be a lortab! SOF w easy, to W..B. LEWIS, Auctioneers; oF AoW? PENHAM, No. 406 100 strest ee mors ast OB SALB-—The STOCK. GOOD WILL. wholesale T. FIXTURRS of omg House. desirably located, and lished in this city for the deen Box 1036 Post Office Fe. RENT—The EUROPEAN HOTEL. corner llth streetand Pa. avenue. Vor further in- formation inquire st P. EMRIOH’S, 395 Penn. avenue. ap 23-tf FIRST-CLASS FINELY FURNISHED A HOUSE, situated ye very desirable locali- y. on H street. for rent on favorable terms te a sirable occupant. Apply 352 18th street. be- tween H and cr = — 23-tf LJ piel x2 OR SALE—4,160 ACR L, 4 F deinh county Ve, Bit aa So sold is tracte reasonable. W. o suit purchas- ers. For quality of land I refer to Hon. Geor; a Latham, M C.sfrom West Vii and Ww Wallach. editor Washington Star. or title i quire at the rooms of FORD & HINE, over Ham- cote rettanant. 202 Pa.avenue. This land will sp l- i THOMAS H. FORD. ‘OB SALE—180 AGRES OF LANDat Hyatts. siile, tom minutes’ Hdd oy rails ~ lo Ct urchasers. o aud ington,to be divided in The building sites are beaw ——— a view of the around, eerie peretrd peerser ce & con’ akent ji-tance fi ef thy and Bourlabing’netg borkood: Wor fret nee W & HICKEY choice apply McKN. _ ap 7-cotf Boom 7, Intelligencer Buildiug. ” SALE Some of most desi: PRO- Peary Sree onerad ee mercer ge FRO for ‘pores, on Square 375, - and many lets on Py castes oor jars i st jt. ber ud Rh sta, beck of the t Ofice, att ands ° Ce? Xt Al conveyancing and stamps at the JAS. TOWLES. Property Ageut. AUCTION SAI ES. (Per other auction Sales see fourth page| HO} 18) ON. PUNESOAY Ar TERNOON inn Wey, si Sie Mars oa ality eat het Soe sept of iv fest: teiproved by a email Frame 5 @ large Stabie in the rear. prop: ergy is situ ted om H street south, bet: and streeta west. a Cae third cash ; Valance tn six and twelve "pit Wet WALE ©6., Ancts. vu ft Tf a. seh BAILIFF’S SALB. x due and in arrears to Martin By virtue of an order of xine for bonse rent nds Ihave this day distrained wu Foods and * ep Z-fmwads 7 THE ABO postponed enti! P _m., at the sam my ha PRE FO Meat gro oe int. * best the hoar | BUILDING oO e of o'clock a.m. Likewise, ttotbe snows | nak Tsk rent, T shall sell to pay and satisfy four executions | | On WEDNESDAY AFTER! in favor of Anthony Guchiy against Frank T. ieee. John C. Ocok, superseder. “ee i "H wise, Bane. my 13:t@ TH. WISE, Conet ible Bailirr’s SALE. | eg the premises, we 398. fronting 60 feet om tween Tt aed ound ary, feet 6 inches; and byhtas es tere front ‘erms* One-bailf cash; months, with interest. secured on the Conveyancing at ex: of D my 6 JAS. 6. Mice’ Goods ai ttels to satisfy rept d ALE — Wm BD Waliach S7-THE ABOVE SALE 12, the «ame honr ai py Wd Co McUIRE & Oo B® D. b. WELLS & ©O., Auctionters. 2 DM, + barrel Salt Beef PUB A COMFORTABLE 34 Darrel Mackerel, 1 lot of Reales and Weights ‘B ROOMS AND K 1 ‘size Platform Do., 1 Oheese Cover . 1 » 2 Sawe, 3 Cleavers, 1 lot of Knives e of Fruitin Cans AY. Rix. fo. 321 street, near Lith street,t- the highest bidder for cash, W.A Buss, my 12-e0td BaWiff and Constarla Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, USTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER. T) ON THE ISLAND. By virtue of «deed of trust bearing diate on the Wth of October, A. D. 1864, and rec: in Liber N.C T.. No. 47, folios 441, &c , of the land records for Washipgton county, in the District of Colam- bia, and by direction o+ the partics secured B JAS. C, McGULBE & Co., Auctioneers Will be sold, on SATURDAY, the instant, at 6o clock p m., on th premises. etreet, near corner 224.0 neat Frame House, containing five rooms, in complete repair. Possession given im- there- mediately by. Twill sell, xt public auction, in frent of the ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in six months, remiees. ONDAY, the 2th day of May. A” p necures ot ts 4 s jock p. m.. allel Lote mumbsred for notes secure! by dev ! of trast on the premises. i 5 é obe.(1.) two. (3,) thres All conveyancing emi stamps «t the cost of the which are valuable. Terms of sale: One-half in cash. of which $20 must be paid at the time of sale, and the remain- der within five days thereafter. the deferred pay- ments to be in e ual amounts in6and12 months after day ot sale, w i mwambered five hundred. (500,) in the city of Wash J > Trustee ington, together with the improvements, thereon, J. 0. McGUIRE & CO. Aucts Y¥ M. K. WALSH 4 00. No. 285 Penna. 8. GOLDSTEIN & 00.8 GREAT PAWNS. KER'S SALE OF UNRBEDEEMED PLEvG at Bo. 34 4 street, near Penn's svenus, at uet: jon. mn MONDAY MORNING, May léth, at ton o'clock, we will sell at the above place, ove” |.uue a large lot of Fine Gold and 8t!ver toh. Guard, Votand Fob Obsins Die- monds. Jewelry, Musical Iu.truments, @une, Be volvers, jon Is calle! to thie sale, as roperty may and cost of defaulting par- » after ene week's notice. All conveyancing, ng Stamps, to be at purchaser's expense, B.R.CLABK T. my l2eotds GREEN & WILLIAM! YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionee: a inch ry money refunded, finest assortment of (ond: red ile city. ‘The sale will be continued until the entire stock ti 4 gs M. K. WALSH . Terms cash. my 10-dét BY SBFEx * WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. No. 626, corner ef 7th and D streets. ADMINISTRATBIX SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUBNITORB On MONDAY, the lth instant, at #0 o'clock ™.. Weshail sell. by order of the Honorsbie pbans’ Vourt, the personal effects of the late Aloi- sis N. Clements, ensed. on the corner of 13th and M streets north. consisting of — Bair Cleth Sotas, Chairs. Bockers, with Walnut Frames. Fine Oval Mirror Car |. Bedsteads. Bureans, Washstaads, &c. Cooking Stoves and Ut is And a lot of Kitchen Requisites, &c. Terms cash ELIZABETH CLEMENTS, Admit: istratrix my oa GWEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ W.B. LEWIS & 00, Auctioneers fronting about 78 feet on New Jersey avenue, near 'reet north, and running through to 3d street ‘st, improved by two three stery brick —— houses, well built. with a side lot te each, and wil! be sold separately. Terms: One half cash; residue in siz and twelve months, secured upon the property. Oonveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. Sale peremptor If the terms of sale are not complied with within one week from day of sale, the property will be re oe at the risk and expense of the defaulting par chaser or purchasers. x JAMES FITZPATRICK, Executor Popinic Conroy. my 1 -dts J.C, McGUIRE & OO . Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 526, corner of 7th and D streets, TEN yALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, SIT- CATED UN 15TH STREET WEST. BE- — TWEEN P AND Q STREETS NORTH. WITH | FINE LOT WITH IMPROVEMENTS, AT AUC- THE IMPBOVEMENTS, AT PCBLIO AUO- TION. TION. MONDAY next. May 14, at 5o'clock p.m., om Us THURSDAY. the 17th instant, at 10 e’clock ¢ shall sell, in front of th Nos 12,18. 14nd 15, bein, becing. hem nts and de; ‘o be sold without reserve, ‘erms: One quarter cash; balance 6,12 and 13 months, secured by a ceed of truston the Premises. i) nd revenues stamps at the cost down on each when seld. EEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ‘BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD Gy BNITUBE, &c kc, Af AUCTH WEDNESDAY MO: the premises, we shail reli Lot No. 11, in Square No. being 21 feet 9 tnches frodt on Sth street, treet, by 98 feet 43, inches. Improved by jouse of six rowms, Stable, &c. ‘erms liberal, at sale. 0-3 W. B. LEWIS & 00, Ancts. near HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE AT avcTio! On BONDAY MORNING, May 14, at 10 0'o1 we will sell, at No. 22 34 -t) between Market and ote Vanlly deciiving bonscneorige eae er a vas) . reau:. Lounge. Washstands, Warden wes 5 * On ENING. May loth, at 10 | steads, Feather liot, Mattresses Tables Oone Sent orclock, I willsell at No. 39 ist street. betw. and othe q Matting, Oarpets, Market and Brederick streets, an exccliont ox ory. Tin Ware and vations other e c sortment of Hocsehold Furniture, = ofa gentleman declining Bouschespinne Parlor Chairs, Marble-top Tables ‘nree-ply ©: Ins, WARDWELL & HAYS, Aucts. i Excellent T! ‘srpets and Matting Ly BY JA8. C. McGUIBE & U@., Auctioncers. Beds. Bedsteads and Beddi AFTERNOON'S SALE OF BHI Bureaus, Washetands and Wardrobes FIRST FLOOR OF THE AUOTION LOoMe™ rerene Hots. Carte egg od Tables MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 14, at 5: o'clock, Excellent and nearly new Refrigerators es: sock Wines, ot the Glowing Cooking and Parlor Stoves Ollcloth. Crockery and Glassware And many articles not mentioned. ‘erms cash. wy ll THOS. DOWLING, Auct. GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Terms | ieee ke | TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL Will be addea— 81.900 Domestic Cigars, viz:—25 200 La. ¥, ‘ Preusadon: 17.900 Isle De Guba. Conthns ie aes ABLE N bets AT AUCTIO: sieeaes lor. For sale in quaatities to suit par- On TUESDAY. the 224 day of M. will sell in tront of the premises. it day of March, 1855. bearing te the ‘and re cr in Liber J. A. 8.. No. 95, foil. . Bus. B05, 2.C, McGUIRE & GO , Aucts, $06, So? and 33, one of the land rds ot Week: SOO: Ruri, . 7 ms ington county, in the District of Columbia. the | JPY J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. owl: fe ng-deacribed property lying and being in r SU} Hetty fd, viz: Gots nom | SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED BUILD- bered twenty ‘mine (39) ‘and thirty.(30.)in Square | 1N@ LOTS on and near isth street and Beund- Bumbered five hundred and fifty-two, (552,) and Lors numbered ten 10) and eleven, (ii,) in Sauare of May. instant, at five Bye hundred and fifty three, (853.) tn &, ecenibs'| 82 °. a8 vided tuto 33 ‘erms: Que- cash; balance in and Pore eal months, with interest from day ef sale. A deed aiding 2,2 convenient size, each one of given and deed of trast taken. All conveyancing | *#ich Tums baci iw. and-revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, ig i ES) a F, If the terms of cale are not complied with in five | *P4 Boundary + ng tno part city which is rapidly being impreved, and where pats gat AOE SF in valoe, offers an opportu: nity sel to be met with, to those destring to in- Vest im real estate in this ch Syprsnis tend inant ee atl Se ments at months, nterest. sec oa Ss eed of trust on the vVeyancing and stam my8 [int.) J €. Mee BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oy EDIAN’S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE B days after the saie, the Trustee reserves the right Krosepuveke Seema the, cod come ota rel urchaser by ver s1 times tn the National Intelliccucer, ek ree CHAS. 8. WALLACH, Trustee. _my 9-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ W. L. WALL & 00. Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED FRoreRty ON THE aR AT AUCT. On THURSDAY AFTEBNOON, May I7th. a5 o'clock, we will sell, in front of the premises, all of Lot No 9, in Square No, 296, fronting 80 feet on 13th street, between C street and Virginia av. Aa Bick HOCSE AND AND FRAUE ‘enue, ond running back 188 feet 1's Inches te « 20 foot | HOUSE AND LOT ON ISLAND. alley, the improvements consisting of a larg y virtue of proper authority from the corrts of story’ and attic frame builaing and large’ beck | this District, 1 will efter ron MONDAY, tugether a auction the 2ist day cf May, instant, até o'clock p w@.,im fromt of the premises, the interest of the orphan children of Jobn &. Cassell, deceased, in part of Lot numbered two (2), in square numbered south of Square four hundred and sixty-three (46%), (a plat of the same will be exhibit day of sale. soe may bo goon ot the office of wa. iame,) wi provements, censisti: that most substential three-story aud Dasement PRICK building. The property will be sold apres. Title pre ‘erms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, with ao - ay atee8 of trest . oe ‘Staui ps at the cost of the purchaser. ‘yo W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, B* JAS. CO. McG@UIRE & O0., Aucte. LARGE SALE OF MARBLE AND ALABAS. | Phich te the uorthere house of he ee aes TER STATUARY, SILV: PLATED a which front west on the public space at the inter BOMEMIGN GI-AsSWARE, IMPORUE section of Virginia and Maryland G.B. PANDOLFINI & CO.. OF NEW YORK. | Streetsouth with sthnrett eae eee On thedirst Taio ee Aaction Boome WED- | teen rooms, 4: cman's, slate and al * NESDAY MORN May seth, commencing at 10 o'clock in the morning and 7% in the evening, and will be sold by , & mag- niftcent ol jon of Groups and Figures, in e White Italian Alabaster the «nbdjects com ising Higbland Mary, of Caneva, Three fe Birth of Venus, Summer, Spring, Bacchus and Arianna, &e. . ry marble mantels throeghou! car fixtures, speaking tubes, and two statroanes f: and an igus room, fro FRAME DWELLIN: Property. Iwdisputable sitle Terme ef sale: Owe third fe vail relegted from the beat Cc .- all re! rom joe dolfint, who bas just returned from italy. ALso, Bich Silver Plated Ware, comprising— Tea Sets, Larce Waiters eo Castors, Wine Seta, Ice Pitchers Soup Tureen, Butter Dishes Cake aud Card . Plated Knives and Forks Cups, Goblets, &c.. together with— * Ri a Glass Vases Wine Sets, Decanters, Toilet Bets, &c. Articles ready foe. Sagpoction To 1 aoeaies. catalogue. ted to examine them. The sale will be made without reserve. h. _my ld {at} J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Aucta. BY *85 52% 580 Riana eee, WILLIAMS, Guardian, &c my?d (Int) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucee Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Will be sold at Public Auction, om 7tb sireet east between @ a: i streets, Navy on TUESDAY the tm instant, at 10 o'clock a. ui = lot of Houseboid Furniture, at the residen > of « gentleman declining Sonsskoopiag. such as— Cane Seng Cheten, Tabi Buresus, Feather Beds, Mattr @ooking Stoves. Kitchen ike, 7 case 2 § weg 8 Oc .Ty! inane F KH No. 1388, ete ee scenes, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. were recently flied NP Lo or Testored. ct M clock p. spreniase. part of Lt 5 Deck 102 ean es a two story Frame Dwelling containing. focal : ‘third 8 and twell sa oe aS tot pur- Tere. GREENS WILLTAMS. accts.