Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1866, Page 3

* LOCAL NEW AMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-NIGHT. Grover’s — fo-night, the Holman Opera ‘Troupe appear in their beautifal and wonder- ful opers'ic version of “Blu: Beard and his Seven Wives.” The performance will con- cinde wuh that excellent comic pantomime, “Tbe White Statue.” A good bill. Wasuixctow Urry Garpens, New York Avenue, between Ist and Yd streets —Grand -nic of the Andrew Johnson Association, sfernoon and evening. WorktnGMEn’s Coxvention, at the Council Craamber. Cuy Hall, this evening. CANTEREURY.—Mulligan, Emerson, Carle- acd other favorite comedians, with the © Vocalists and ballet troupe, Mm a grand bill to-night. to pop ——* * Mretine oF THE OrrizeNs OF THE SEVENTH Wanrv.—Last evening a very large meeting of the voters of the Seventh Ward was held at Istand Hall for the purpose of nominatia, candidses to be i egg for the position Alderman, Councilmen, and iT, at the ensuing election. Mr. U. O. Anderson called the meeting to or- der and nominated Mr. J. E. Holmead as chair- man, sod he being elected took the chair after returning his thanks and explaining that the ot of the meeting was the selection of can- dua: and tbat only, expressing his hope that no discussion wi occur which would tend to destroy the harmony of the Meeting. Dr. Charles Allen was selected as the Secre- tary of the meeting Mr. J. H. Barron offered a series of resoin- tions but at the suggestion of the Chair with- drew them to offer them subsequently. The Chair announced that the first business Was to seiect & candicate for Alderman, and Mr. Crosby S. Noyes, the present incumbent, was named Mr. Wallingsford proceeded to argue the Propriety of nominating the old officers, but cries being raised “take a vote,” &c. Mr. W. gave way The hair put the question on the nomina- tion of Mr. Noyes for Aldermen, and he was nominated by a unanimous vote. Paes announcement was received with ap- plause. The selections for candidates for Common Council being in order, Dr. Chas. allen, J.G. Ibudley, George Wright, W. T. Walker, Chas. W. Harmon, John W. Webster, Wm. E. Barnes, and Wm. McGinnis were named. and Messrs. Ed. N. Gray and W. J. Stephenson being ap- pointed tellers, and the vote being taken by tally, it resulted as follows:—J.G. Dudley, 268 votes: George Wright, 244; W.T. Walker, 181; Charles Allen, 82: C. W. Harmon, 45: John W. Webster, 22; William McGinnis, 8: Wm. A. Barnes, 4. Messrs. Dudley, Wright, and Walker, the present incambents, were declared the nomi- uees tor Council, amid much applause. The selection of a candidate for Assessor being next in order, Peter Hepburn nominated Jobn H. Bird. W. Harmon was named: and the yote being taken, Mr. Bird, the present Assessor, was unanimously nominated. Dr. Allen here arose and stated that he had a 7 paar and resolutions he would hike to read. Vouces.—“Let’s adjourn,” “Put them in your pocket,” &c. A motion was made to adjourn, which the Chair put to the Meeting, and it was carried. AxoTuER MEETING.—Upon the adjournment of the regular meeting in the Seventh Ward, last night, most of the citizens left the hall, but & portion lingered there, apparently with a view to a lively time, in consequence of an excited call fora supplementary Meeting, made by Dr. Allen, who had mounted on the table for that purpose. Dr. Allen—l move we organize another meeting. (Confusion.} I move that Mr. T. H. Barton take (confusion) the chair. Amid considerable uproar, Dr. Alien put the uestion, and Mr. Barron took the chair, while mber gathered about the table. and others = hall called for various candidates nom- “Mr. ‘Anthony Grinder was appointed secre- tary. br. Allen.—“Mr. Chairman, feries and con- fusion,} | wish to offer the following preamble and resolutions,” and he proceeded to read :— hereas”’. {Shouts and stamping of feet all around the bali.) Dr. Allen mounted the table and suggested that all who did not wish to participate in the meeting should leave. (Cries of ‘‘Louder.”"} A voice.—I move to lay the resolutions on the table. [Laughter.} Another voice.—Hear them. Another.—We don’t want them; appoint a commuttee and put them through it. Dr. Alien. —You haven't heard them, and they are not before the meeting. A Voice.—Debate is not in order. The Chair urged that the meeting hear the resolutions. Dr. Alien made anotber essay, and succeed- ed. after repeated efforis, in getting through with the reading of the resolutions: Whereas a bill has been introduced into Con- gress baving for its object the annuling of our present city charver, and the establishment of % government of commissioners with a dele- gate in Con; is: Therefore, Resolved, That we respectfully and earnest- ly protest against this —— disfranchise- ment, desiring, 38 we do, to have those who tax us and disburse the same, to be respon- sible to us for the said taxes, believing this to be an essential principle in a free government. Resolved, That we are satisfied with our pres- ent form of government, and desire no change in the same. Resolved, That we do not desire any delegate in Congress, and if we are tobe practically disfranchised as proposed, we hope no pro- vision will be made for a delegate. . The resolutions were adopted, on motien of Mr. G. Z. Collison. During the reading of these resolutions loud cheers were given for the nommees of the meeting and for Mayor Wallach. Mr. Barron said he bad some resolu- tions which he would lay before the meeting, and he would abide by the decision of the meeting, whether they were iJaid on the table or not: and he proceeded to read the resolu- tons as follows, but the confusion was se creat that there was not present tem persons who understood their purport: Whereas, by an advertisement in the Even- ang Star, the triends of the Administration are requested to meetin this hall for the purposé of making ward nominations for the Council and Board of Aldermen; And whereas it is not understood by many voters whether the call is intended to embrace those who suppert and are the friends of the national and municipal administrations: be it therefore Resolved, That we, as citizens of the Seventh Ward, deciare that we are friends of both the national and municipal administrations, and think it unwise in us,as citizens looking to the interest of all, to mingle in the future our na- tonal and municipal affairs so as to entangle one with the other; and thst we will faithtally support any and all candidates who are best calculated to represent us in the two boards of Councils, laying aside all feelings in the past, and will support men alone upon their capacity to represent us. Be it further resolved. That this being a meet- ing for ward nominations, yet, as, since the call for this meeting, citizens of the First Ward wave so tar forgotten the faithfal services of our present Mayor, Richard Wallach, as to nominate Dr. W. B. Magruder for the position; therefore, Be ut further resolved. That we cannot consent, Ss citizens of the Seventh Ward, to shut our eyes tothe far ee quahfications of our present efficient Mayor to that of the nominee of the First Ward; and we hereby pledge Hon. Richard Wallach our hearty support at the coming election for Mayor. Dr. Allen—(with one foot on the chair and the other on the table)—Mr. Chairman— Voices.—~I move to adjourn,” A Voice.—We can't ee the resolu- tons. what are they all about ?”" A Voice—“If they are for Dick Wallach well vote for him anyhow !”” nother Voice.—“We'll elect him without Any resolutions. os Voce —“1 move to lay them on the table.’ The Chair pat the question on laying them on the table, but ame the pe it was ult to tell what the result was. Mr. Thomas moved that the meeting endorse Mayor Wallach, which was carried. The meeting then, with cheers for Mayor Walisch and the candidates selected, ad- journed. ——2——— FrreraL.—The funeral of the late Richard Godgin, tne well-kKrown veterinary surgeon, whose death we announced yesterday, took Place from bis late residence, on 10th street, yesterday afternoon, and was largely attended. The services at the house were conducted by Rey. Drs. Gillette, Sampson and Hill, of the Baptist Church; after which, the pro- ceeaed to Rock Creek Charch, where the re- maims were interred. The body, which was very large, was encesea ina fine cloth-cov- ered coffin, which, owing to its weight, re- quired tourteen pall-bearers to place it in the hearse hree miles chis s Gooding’s tavern, = “sari citarss procedure which, core the war. bad been heard of, but never a jsut locality. Two negro women, hite plow. and driven by a BegTo igh ays ing ground atthe poms eye oe ner looked tired and worn, apd the oe the happy couptengnce of @ co! five or six years Sg0- cENY.—Yesterday, Geo. Coul- ae ncnly ae by officer Fainter, and heid to bail for court by Justice Handy, for the larceny of about #2 from Geo. Leary. Kerr Your Hoses orv rue P. ENT. The habit of many yor men of the eques- trian order, of riding, driving, or leading their hotses over the paved sidewalks of the city, 1s begiuving to attract the attention of the police. Last night, three young Paid a visit to Hooker's Division. They inted in front of a bouse on C, near 13tB s) and led their horses oy?r the pavement to a lot, where they secured them. Officer Barclay arrested them, and took them to the Second Ward station. One, who gave his name as Chas. Uhrist, was fined $2.60 by Justice Morsell this morning. The others were dismissed, = Sha APSTRACTION OF HARNESS.—Albert Ohase ‘Was arrested yesterday by Officer Brewer, of the 3d Ward. on the charge of stealing a sett of harness, the property of D. T. Cissell; a part was found in Chase's stable. Thomas Tinney, who bad purchased & part from QOhase, was arrested for receiving stoleu goods. The cases were laid before Justice Thompson, who, in order to have a thorough examination of all the evidence, held the parties for further hear- ing. peweens = ane Fire.—Last night, at 9:50 o'clock, astable in the alley between 3d and 4% streets, in the rear of the Washington House, was discovered to be burning. Officer Fuss, of the Fourth Ward, sounded the alarm from box 61, at Adams’ Express Office. The firemen responded promptly, and extinguished the flames before any serious damage wasdone. The stable is the property of Colley & Oo., and the damage will not exceed 850. > —_o——— PosTPronEeD.—The ladies of the National Sol- diers and Sailors Orphan Home association re- gret their inability to open their fair at the time advertised, May 16th, as they have foand itimposible to obtain a building sufficiently commedious. As soon as this difficulty can be overcome notice of time and place will be im- mediately given to the public. =————— ConcEaLep Wrarons.—On Monday night, officer Jobn F. Parker, of the Fourth Ward, arrested, in the Canterbury, John Charles, alias Cunningham, who was engaged ig the shooting affray which grew out of the late prize fight. He was arrested for having a con- cealed weapon on his person, and yesterday morning Justice Walter fined him $25. —— 5 Reat Estate SaLe.—Yesterday, J.C Mc- Guire & Co., auctioneers, sold a two story and basement brick house, No. 456 10th street west, between E and F, near Ford’s Theatre, the building and back buildings all supplied with the latest improvements for gas and water, to C. Witmer for $4,500. ——_o—__. Tue Eriscorai Counci for the diocese of Virginia will convene at 11 o'clock this morn. ing at St. Paul’s Church, in Alexandria. Large numbers of the clergy and iay delegates have already arrived, and a full attendance is expected. ee ee A 32) CHARGE.—This morning, Serg’t Gess- ford arrested Regina Cohen upon a charge of stealing $20 from a soldier named Reynolds last Monday night. She was taken to the Sey- enth Ward station, and was held for a hearing by Justice Boswell. fei a eee TooK A SHAWL.—Mary Keenan was arrested yesterday by officer Franklin for the larceny ofa shawl, the property of Ellen O'Hare. She was taken before Justice Bates, ana sent to jail for court. —— Gs Do NoT ForGET the opening lunch to-mor- row (Thursday,i7th inst ,) at 11 o’clock, at the new restaurant of P. Emrich, No. 355 Pennsy!- xania avenue, near 6th street, (formerly Chas. Werner s. ee ere THe Crecus ts Cominc.—Gardner, Hem- mang & Co.’s Grand Consolidated Menagerie and Circus, which opens at foot of 6th street on Monday next, is said to be one of the finest exhibitions, in both branches, in the country, WASHINGTON SocraLs.—This Association gives an afternoon and evening pic-nic at 7th Street Park to-morrow. is Frer Pic-Nic at Rothschild’s Summer Gar- den, Capitol Hill. te-morrow << CITY ITEMS. IN THE LaDres Soda Saloon, corner of 15th street and Pennsylvania avenue, the thermom- eter at 12 o’glock to-day was SU degrees above zero. —_—_ ‘THE BEST preventive of disease is to use that best Tonic—Hygienic Wine. tans? cae ie Oresxine Luxcn at Emrich’s restaurant (formeriy Chas. Werner’s,) No. 355 Pennsyl- Vania avenue, near 6th street. to-morrow (Thursday) morning, at 11 o'clock. Blobs? sete CALL AnD See Henning’s silk mixed suits. He has them in either frock or sack coats. His one price system enables bim to sell these beautiful goods attwenty-five dollars per suit. —_4—-—— Straw Hats Bleached, Pressed and Trimmed and all kinds of Gentlemen’s Hats renovated, at Gladmon & Wilson’s Hat, Cap and Fur Store, 516 7th street, a few doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. a ee ToPuRiry Tuk BLoop isthe first step to- ‘warda correcting disease. Hygienic Wine is the only tonic which receives the physicians ap- proval, and imparts a gemal glow to the sys- tem. re DOLLAR JEWELRY SToRE.—Every lady and gentiemen should call at Prigg’s Dollar Jew- elry Store, and see the beautiful styles of Jew- elry and Silver Plated Ware for only one Dol- Jar. No. 438 Pennsylvania Avenue, third door from 4% street. Lapizs Sopa Satoon.We noticed that many of the elife, in going to and from the President's reception last evening dropped in and partook of the celebrated seda water. It is om the corner of 15th streetand Pennsylya- nia avenue. en CaTARR#E.—The origin of Catarrh is in most cases a neglected cold, which can be relieved by the use of “Browm’s Bronchial Troches,” by soothing the irritated and inflamed membrane extending frem the nose tothe throat. For Coughs and Troat Diseases the Troches are ot great service. inane STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—That corns, bunions, bad nails, ete., can be removed without pain. To he convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between $ and 6th streets, pat Sate Sane ® Conws, Bumiexs, Ciub and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Usllosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the ugg moe cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon ponigg Sra Rooms No. 424 roeay: vania avenue. ,ween 4} and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8 &. m. te 5 p.m., and 6 to8p. m MARRIED, TAXLOB. On the 15th instant, by eee MARTIN Y UICKSLEE’ oe BABBABA A. TAYLOR, both of this city. [Marlboro Gazette please copy.] DIED che KIM. On the 15th instant, Mrs. AUGUSTA ei! McKIM, in the 7Ist year of her age. Friends and acquaintances of the family are in- ited to attend her funeral from the residence of er husband, John McKim, Eeq., No. 563 8th st. east, to-morrow aft — * lock. ae McOATHEBAN. On ey v after « linger- ees, Mrs. MARY H. McOATHEBAN, - anew wife of Andrew McCatheran, Esq. Afiliction sore for years I bore, Physicians were in vain ; Atlength God pleased to give me ease, freed me from my pain. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her husband, at No 71. corner #¢ street and Mary- land avenuc,.on Thursday, Teh instant, at $ o’clock p.m. itimore papers please copy.) mi 16-2t* WEELE. On the 13th of Mey, at half past ten o'clock, JOSEPH EDMUND. only child of Len- bard and Margaret Werle, aged 9 months and4 days. Eddy was a darling vithe pride of all our bearts at home, little Eddy, arth no more ahal! hope we'll meet him, And with the ie eis in singing, J ENE, O 2M gaa 4 m., ANNIE 4 a oe BERNE deughter of atthew ana Lucy Byrne, ease? eee ein take ‘Slece this evening at 4 y the residence of ber parents, corner Sialeana D streets. * ———_—_—_——— TS —_—ECCCI*KeG_05“q0]?0——— BOARDING. a Sacen eee eed ING—A family from Penn- “ovrvata Beespleasat BoOmMs. health ate + wit! ABD.for two el Se G os wane of 2ist,north side. _—my 16-St BNI B00: TTH BOARD, in the F comedians house 339 I, between 13th saa streets, opposite Gquare, and ons of the beat ke jons in the city. my Tr oe tetk SPR GUS Ee Te oo mer, ashort distance in one mile i ‘th street railroad. rence req \ {Sauire at Firet Toll Gato, my 1b 3" At No. 83 Penns, sv., near T exchanged. p6-tt A Zist st. References e1 ee SSS" Aaa IRM | OTT OPW EST TL AUCTION SALES... __ my AUCTION SALES." HIS AFTERNOON AND TO-HORBOW. FOR SALE AND RENT. OR SALE 25D ESET, 3 eae Pa foe | T J. 0. Mo@UIRE & O0., Auctionsers. ty. Island, on Y GAREN & WILLIAMS, Auctionvers. B ANTED—Two or three Unfurnished BOO: saves eoelr OF Brbakné, SAR BE, Star Ofice. ith B FIXTURES, AND GOOD WITL ou. Adress, stating terma, “J. A. ante FopRE —- Dentist 34 story ro oF RaRtr avast ou tne coreer an ond W ANTED—A boy of 7 wants 0 Pi Bina | ond sticnn ae Maras eee ne Herman Shee z eter. Cas write 9 od hed, hrs Fe RENT—A fine Ss SEABUR tor ax Phy o . ee Lanse bay _ Meeps eth sts, | So Fun, Five th fh ales with and without Top, WESRRED—Br = rospactatio iri, « 8 girl, © BITUA- | Appl 5 Beas! fri | koown * & Uelta, which e . “4 * 5 iv . respectable le will be sold to the pigeon on cash. t Ho os Se otietiog tose e shart ¥r4 Fs SALE —The nest end apacious EToee. ar ice sane e ALLLOS. Aevte. aint. Aion Wiis indy |r ricdangas tae ee | BELEN Ces area, WANTED_The loan of SIX THO! OK SALE—sTOOK and FIXTURES of a Ow. Xtu +, bet. ‘ete. LLARS for t: red Sor went for two oF three, years, secured EK cory Store fe : Food Toaatio. Mean or ei SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, nee ndaberel, alocows Allowed. Address | Ufice: eee: Seer ee Se) 0. sari va NG, may 19,0100 cieck, 5 ingten, D.C, my 16-8 R SALE-Two BTA LS, ons ia we will sell, at the A eer eR TT BOTABLE “GIRL WISHES | E Liverty No. 166 ned sas le Coton iene | Carriage, and Work a Nighy rmpetabie ante eeveieheacceaa | ARolr So Mula, 486" hcrtera Eh rae PTT HORSES fate nt so ah o a Mereee, warranted. Teepington : i» between 4th and her 9 W A5TED—A good plain © first-class washer collection of New and Second-hand Bug- Peargaeires. Call at 443 jee; Be chaways, Wagons, aad other — my? . c. A SEHCN ss Geter wero BBY REED wits, wecie ay — wer arness, Saddles, Oarriages, . $26, corner 7tirand D streets. A first sales dare, Tocnlays, Tharetays, and "HE oie Lr aRIAY orn in healthy locality with 4 fu — steers ) x: iY A H otrost, stating terms, &e- 7 15 we CE TY GREEN © WIGETANS pose | So WECM EDAT. tne eens westeil soil. Gis Sa Mint dettat Sena as Neo | Randa Becovars's sau or pret tarannux | Paden balsas Beier ee eT one that understa: ng * | Church. in Ge : 9} VALUABLE Befere: ired. Aj at 460 1th street, ARM WITHI ~ | Latreet sorth, between oa Beer above Fe 2: my 16-2" ' | Bo BTR INGTON, fronting onthe ea oF was Ivania avenue, with & 101 feet toe . and the road one Gemetery =z fin Watta asaa tae eer ot a gine se im from said farm te Mount Bal ” GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. <4 UR RENT—The th Turn experienced in th eas. Can eome weil re more pt ‘nich is divided into eleven SoRended: AdaroneS"'L, . Gity Port Obes” | By Coudaporonghe reheat osentane oe ‘overbial f health, auction. . = A UInST ATE VEGETABLE G48 With all the comventencse at fhe 220 Tast,,T shall sgll. on the of practical experience in the carly Premises will 3o'’clock p. m. gS 1 Farm. cutture of fruits aud foserse wastes: wet mre ae Sart oft artctiech nr rpumice: Cc ol wi le T “4 TION. Address Gardener, Ofice of the Rvesinz Fee tien ROUSE of 6 rooms, | Soromgh.” eituntet tm She coemy tara eens: Star. bm a 18x100; wood house, Be,’ Pri i Bris TOOtss end 36 ion sack tot Ww 45TED_— Also, one of 6 rooms, on M street. oo fellows: Everybody to call and see the Also. one of 6 rooms. oe a Jersey avenue, be- BARTLETT §25 SEWING MACHINE, It will do any kind of work. Itis made in the beet manner and warranted for three years. I. P. LIBBEY, Joweiler, Agent for the District ef dolumbia, my 15-Im* 485 7th st., bet. D and E. WARTED—By 0 respectable girl, « SITU- aid, ins ‘ate famn- 87 THE ABOVE SALE I8 a ~ ey BS the =. oS EDuESDaTt ny 10-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, & WILLIAMS. Axctioncors, SOS ee et ee enn. . L. WELLS & 00., my 16-4t Corner of 13th and F streets. BARE CHANCE.—Having an interest clse where, ing my personal attention. I now offer for sale great sacri my PHOTO GRAPH GALLERY, 250 Pennsylvania avenue, between 12th and ington. 10 acres Sacres No. 7. 8 acres No. 8. Wacres No.9 9acres and 18 ATION as chambers: 13th streets. Washi: C.; No. 10. 7 acres, 3 roods, and 18 perches ESIRABLESALEOF REAb ESTATE IN TH with instruments. stock, and furniture com: A No. 11. 15 acres. Ty ins osethnme eer enetalr youre Any one wishing to makes prontabie investment | Each tract has the advantage of wide roadelead AUCTION on Ro waRDs aT FoRG 7 ANTE D—By a ren “my tear Sve ue eneeely call or ynanD. | ‘fe tRosbore mentioned yperty Te headsomety | og Waa eee ‘ood FFICES, ROOMS, £0) FOE RENT ~ | iocated about two miles from the Onpitel mente, aud 5. fronting on Twenty second "mtrest wou ieee herself waefah, “Gas besten as Wome’ | O ‘ — ae caltivations baving Mees culdvated aafn watgct | frees Mand N streets north, Lots 3 = era . in be yn at Lt at., oul * between 4th and Sth, for three days. Reference | , FOR RENT = The entire premises heretofore | farm for many posts oO given, my 14-3t™ V J ANTED—A COOK. A colored woman, accus. knows as the European Hotel, at the corner of Penn. avenue and llth street ears. Section 11 which bas 15 acres, has-on it the fine The location ts inthe center of the city’s busi- frame Dwelling house, Barn, Stable, Corn, end all tomed to country work and willing to go six | ness, and is therefore unequalled in Washin tor other mocessary outbuildings. with a hendsome milos from the city, will hud @ good ys 2 by aoply: | for offices and other busines pucpores “Phe eect Pectin enlaid off wer cocsiden ee ke can ere? ing to F. L. MOORK, No. 146 Bri it . George- | building is being repainted and prepared for rent- the attention of gentl-men wishing to obtai 4 town, DB. 0 wy I1-e03t ing by the single room to insurance companies, some site for country seat or a hanieome ANTED—A Ohild’s NURSE, who has hed eens! torn: Soran une scnnrs genic garden farm fteonth street and U sirest considerable experience, and can bring good 7, of lodging reoms on Pennsylvania ‘Terms: One-third cash: balance fn six and twelve | north. in Square 28: Let iin Square a8 ar references. Apply at 39 Gay street, corner of Tus portion of teh premtincs hereintave occupied | Months, for notes bearing interost from day of sals, | correr of Thirtecmth street aad Street eorte. “it Green Georgetown. my 3-tf «i at ou he ak kee oat ee secured to the satisfaction of the executriz. Ali | Gesired. they will be subdivided fo ect purchasers. as a restanran' A Ieitchen witha Purpose, to- conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 W ANTED—To PURCHASE, one good BRICK her with the large yan Nout ecg te | purchasers. Sale positive. 3100 will be required months, tobe secured by a deed of trust'on the HOUSE. with all the modern improvements, | {th toom and as many other convent taunettensie id down on each section when the property it property. All eenveyaucing and revenue stampe and well lecated; one HOUSE of about 7 rooms: | over the Star's publication’ ofice, suitable ani | Kogcked of, and Af not complied with the property Bt the cost of the purchasers. @25 to be pads threo small low-priced HOUSES Apply to the | most convenient for the meeting of societies of all Highest bidder; and if the winie wre are nat | cach Bee ot nae WILE TAMS, Aucts SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE COMPANY, 499 | descr! per inouth to Sas forthese rooms range | complied with in ten days, the executris teeerees | 27 a Tth street. 750 | “Inguire at the Star Office of Mr. 0. B. BAKER | the tight to resell the propert tng risk aud cost | spy THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, /ANTED— We want to buy several email | or the undersigned. come f the first purchaser. b; three times inthe ‘Nations! HOUSES and LOTS in good lvcations, for —_ fe fox oper oe Lie re alen een near Washington; will give $4.000or cash. 4 L. WELLS & OU., ~~ my 16-6t W. D. WALLAOCH. OB BENT—A small HOUSE. with feur rooms. Bent low. Apply at J OSERE ASETON'S, 101 le part 3th s ‘23d street, between M and N streets - ; “ woh ace COME of th'and H gtroat, aver, | 384 treet YGREEN& — pay : cary street, a ruining beck tp ae at re i ‘0 LET—HUUSE of 7 rooms, and Grocery OME B ING LOT B A PRI. | improvement Frame Heuses NUATION te a ortrae ee eee A SET: | Dacor for sale cheap. je a.go%d Stable: Or | VATE RESIDENCE, FRONTING ON 14TH | on Montgomery strect and four Frame Blouses on Galt on Mr NEAL. Fath street, No 313-" mans” | Will tako a partne., ‘Stn WELLS O0e | STRERT AND MASSACHUSETTS © investment, ‘as the, property te now renting for ANTED! WANTED!!! WANTED!!! Gor. 13th and F sts., ONPAY 2 $115 per month, and will be sold together or sep- WS RT Teen LADIES my 15-3t* Over White's Store. sell. in front ef the arate FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and profitable business, where a small outlay is only re- quired, and where sheoe cupnaiong in the same can commence at once, to call at WM. PRINOE’S Stampi a1 Fs be in Square No. 247. having 64 Foot fromt on lath et, running back 128 feet deep to @ fine alley. It wiil be sold together a to suit purchas: cash; Terms : One-third cash: balance in six, twelve, interest. secured ighte the, with wp ~~ tonsapenting eek {OR BENT—Very moderately, several desira- it LJ “Dy? ‘THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. ble OF FICES and one lar; OBE. . wanted to rent immediately, ry GEN Peas and sevei medium. ined UN alg id HOUSES. Inquire 420 yy red Depot, 3 Ns taught his a” All conveyanct: > WILLIAMS, joneers. new method of Btamping. so simple that © child my LS-im_, | and revenue stamp eat the cost of the purchasers, | J5¥ CBBRN & WILLIAMS, Auctions streets, can at once job. the oni T—Two ROOMS in 24 story, No. 45734 $20 down when ee Ry, is sold. con practical Stamper hi full Pegg’s ve,. south side, near 3d st. soqune st my 15-4 GREEN ILLIAMS, Aucts. GUARDIAN’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. : = oe BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. By virtue of rt of rt of the Orphans” ington Gousty, the following descri F OB RENT—A now frame HOUBE, on 3d stroat ts morth. east. between K and L stree' Apply te Vv) or piece of ground. et 1 STO SPE aa | SERPS Oh TREE SR 38 ANTED. \ SMALL DRUG STORE FOR SALB. located | 4 . WANTED. wanTrp. O81 : 1] On TUESDAY, the za atéo y WILLIAM PRINGES Gpniy cn the prewicas One WOE partion | |. tromtor tne promiote. bobaienies efit he inte The Ploneer of Stamping, having new fectlities for son eant Sere Ite HOUSE ceieing 9 | ing 20 fost Trout by 20 feet deco ne eee ane — c fee! . a alley. Has reduced his + rice on Bix TS PER Teoms, with water gas; No. 126 Penn’a We call the attention of persous wishing to pur- Das, Ox PE ee Re TOU RE VOR ES AL ETE: | Patncte. “PP St 199 8th streot, between O and pp er ES ey SR CLOAKS. CAPES, SACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, | P #t erms : cash; balance in six elve PINCUSHIONS: BLIPP! BS, ko., stamped by the OB BENT—Two nestly Farnished ROOMS oa | months, secured 27,9 deed of trust on the Pista taibty af wy ined ope mts | Los sioesa “ahuirtacutenay Magee Sr | Reith Ss perce gato eae 2 d 7 * | when seld, PETG ere er ee ee FHOTOGE eae, | “mri” GREEN & WILLIAMS, ancts. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON IAS Wee ni a ee gt a a Cd a CO., Auctioneers, So clock. we will sell. on the part of Lot city over to get cheap Stamping, when can se 32, in Square 540, fronting 25 feet on H street south. u niture. Appiy corner Penn’s ave. and strect, — 4 come to the only place for an assortment of Pat- 4 ith a depth of 70 feet, bya Frame terns not excelled in New York Washington, D.C. myle2e" | BRICK WOUsE AED LOT ON D STBRET. | Fores che, ‘Stable in the rear aa a WILLIAM FRINGE, | JFOR RENT—Largoframe SHOUSE. with ges, on REAR BALTIMORE AND OBIO RAILROAD | Mouse, with s large conte, boiocen af ema street, Patent 5 corner street cast mn’a &ve.,con- FRI AFTERNOON. streets west. + Embroidered Yokes, Skirtg, gd | vonient to-street cars. Inquire on the premises, orslenk.otherptemisen, =, “all tit Bok Nove maaime:, One-third cosh; balance insiz end twelve on Ll i. proved . OOD RMIT JF OR BENT—One BRIOK HOUSE, ton rooms, | s one-story Brick Building, sultable aud well ie, | _™¥ 13 W.L. WALL & ©O., ancts. Masieinsacine wanes | pul iote ar cert me soca | Meer iene eee we neo | jy wD LED gp, sectors . Ld se . a De » “ r 4 WOuLY, 406 Tih street Inquige st the Cigar Store, No. $23 7th street, months, with interest, secured by deed ef trast on No. 307 Fenneylvanie svenue, between ¢ and H. cast side. yo ESE a 4 ; WEDNESDAY NEXT. May 16 at€o'clock FOE SALE The GOOD WILE ana FixtuRms | BY dle JAS. 0. MCGUIRE &Oo.. Auets. | 10! preminee corner “pre Inand? FOR SALE AND RENT. & of ire oot — Leer ee = ¥ G@BEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ba 5 1 ep Frame Building. 893 Virginie avenue, bet. Th and 8th sts. avy ADMINISTRATOR'S LE OF sPRING | my lé-3t B. LEWIS & 00., Aucts. TWO FINE FARMS FOR SALE LOw IF | Yare Hill. my is st" AGON LEASE. GOOD WILL, FINTRES wisae “ applied for immediately. One of 405; acres OB BENT—A number of BMALL HOUSES AND STOCK OF GROUEBIES on New Yerk B 8. C, Mc@UIRE & O0., Aucts, Sith ll necomsary ‘belldiges sae fait ae ae SBALES Large Sat Salt HOUSER Mock: | On THURSDAY, the Ith tastent att o'clock | LARGE SALE OF MARBLE AND aL wl 9, he ah > . Five mile from Washington snd 1 woot of Bla: | FOR, SALE Large sthagitits Boginst Ofice, | 8, 2..¥2 shall sell, by otder of the poacrable Gr- thks AnART IVER PLATED ARB a ir 5 a * oO! \e- 3 BABOLAY on the premises or 8, W_ WIL: | 420 Penn, avenue, oF amt it coem™_ | Coased, viz: One Spring Wagon, Lense, Good Wil, |G. B- PANDOLFINI © GO OF Roe Soe LIAMB. Eoq., No. 258 G st., Washington. FS BENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE on | Fixtures Stock ef Groceries, &c. On the first floor of the Auction 5 rin ma cast eee Sate eecs | Beas cache sabe boars Romriee oa, OR RENT_Hevan BOOMA nk lash ate en! ir follor ef Dit a commenci o'el F icen 6 tnd i putes nea matil valine” BS. | Store Room, good location for shoe storesa large | By leat f eGR BENS WILLIAMS, Aveta. Df. and will be sold by = Dir at this oftes. "ns ONAL SAID, 5 AP" | Bavoment Room, 18 by Os fot, suitable Beildings: | PRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioncers plot <oflaction of Groupe and Figures pie ote nnn ES bs BE EE Ae Pp vy rooms; mnilding. 3 aD r. the sul |. Gas and good pump water on the prem- Hi, '. of Sreech for $1 1000" acttas chy dimes ont | ae. ctpaaire at No, 227 HE Rireet went Oobween aah gee ASkrA RAE | Beker Yous, Summer, Spring, street road ani er lots . i 20TH AND 218T STS. WEST. pane. Bo. Be. in proportion to size. wire of THOS. YOUNG, | 7.0m RENT—A uew four alacn Anat cine BRK On FBIDAY, the lsth instant, ai 6 o'clock p. m.. Also, one Mosaic Table. Nor 488'Penn. avenue.or 4ii sist. my Sau" F'GUaE on Ponneyivania ceontes Ne, oe be | in trout of the premises, Lethe. Sauare No’ Marie aed Alabaster ME on: sty*es; od B SALE OB EXCHANGE FOR iM- | tween 2th and 26th strocie, Inquite of bocue g 40 feet front, running beck a good depth | Seeders: Gronps of eka ee eee oe F proved city property, 8. FARM, situated in NEWMAN, next door. my 12-1w* ley. ut sei be a yee eel 9 of articles for the of “brary, tere, igh mee fcom city fmprovements ar) | F°OR, SALE-RIXTORRS of Sora; Store. ce | mont’ wrured bya deed of traston the premises. | Scifini, who'bas ct terareed free teas ne ee forevery Kind of bisiness. Inuuire at the star | o¢ene purchaser. @O)down when the proserte'ie | Ricn Silver Plated Ware, comprising y ce. sold. > ’ of H. “UHAPIN: O20 Isnt, Fok SALE-A one-story BRIC BUILDING, my 14-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. _ Gance fey Wine Beta se Pitchers x as & restaurant, containin, eg 8 JOH RBNT—The two-story FEAME HOUSE, | root: is good stand for almost'any kind of bua | [RY @BEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, Cake and Oaid Baskets, Piated Knives end Forks F (eich polldiugon tee slic tite ene! Ree Of SO Dice ei pound. at the yearly | AUCTION SALE OF YALDABLE CORNER | Qups. Goblets, &c.. torether with— Gints avenue, (Ialand.) between, ist and 24 streate | Too) tne market, B.L. WELLS & 00." "| LOT. at the corner of North Oarolina avenueand | §onemian Tr condition, with garden. Rent reasonable to's good | _ mY 12-6t™ corner 18th ané F ets. On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at 6 o'clock p. m., | |, Articles ready for inspection ing. Permanent tenant. Key can be had next door | §.0R 8. LE—Av old established WOOD AND We shall sell Lot No. 10, in square | 15th instant, with catalogue. The public Col 3 ‘west. Beferences aired. Inquire of J. F, | Kf GOR 'ARD,corner 12th and © streets, con- g good fronts and depths, it will be “ited. to exemine . T Barat ‘1 New York avenue, ei ie cidting of x pecloon | Sak shetting com) nate; rs we purchasers. inate cates ood os oa ‘ects, - "i sand ry ne lime house on ‘erms: | cash; balance end . TOR WENT—Six of the moet decivable Sonus hal, within one sguare of the office, included with | monthe, secured by a decd of trust on the premines. | _™y10-d [Int] J.C. McGUIRE &C©O.. Aucts. Cotes RESTS, hatraeteras "Gr | boat tent taae momen off BRGEL | Huieisitach "sal toss seetitoeeie: | Not «1 Om. ‘elegraph Office, No. 348, near 7th street. on a Ww. * my * 1a 3 — rani ; well lighted and ventilated, | DEN or J. W. BROWN. wan Dy Ig So 1F FS : ferme moderate. For Fertner pertiontary | nire |. F\OR tind ret ane, Sees 7 SEE OUsE, co AMS, Ancte_ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. on, vessoet tag wy 4 Dintrew for hope ret Office, street, Pate: wi iD pape! ILL1AMs. auctioneers. Srrears to Marti: from Fra 5 between 3th and 9th siresta, af 8 o'clock 1. and é roome, kitchen and cellar. situated ‘on air streot, | F>y CBEEN & WILLIAMS, a: . Sanat, je + 3 the follow: . m. near jue. STER’S SAL) - a 7 Paper Property Agent. ia wanens 2 FLEMMING, an NON THE ISLAND. © POPER- | ing Coote Case. 16 Collins, and sll the Ges OR SALE—4,160 AORES OF LANDin Ran-| _™Y1)-6t* No. 353 O street north. By virtue of cadena of trust beering date on the | Fixtures upon the premises, and all Goods and F dolph county Va. Bitle in moalepurowar, | IS lerated Coton Hi seroet once to ae ey, | WoO re Moe al? felice ae dae oT ee en eee ‘on THURBDAY the With day ot Wey tae reasonable. be sold in tracts to suit purchas- locat at , rot | t; -» NO. 47, »&c., he 0 * . ers. For guality of land I refer to Hon. BR. hat. Apply corner 9thand Hsts. _ my 10-7t* - upon baba - upon eanoed athe. M,C. from West Virginia, and WD. | FoR SALB—30 LOTS indifferent parts of the | Pi $24 by direction of Ghattola tothe bigheat te thader for cosh She hour oline » editor Washington aIND. ‘or “nd First Ward for small dwellings, &c., at from } pr. on MOND. of We'clock a.m. to the quire at the rooms ef FORD & Thiclent wf 250 to $1,000 each. Title pe fect uireat | B me ee. 202 Pa. avenue. 57 13th street, between E and F streets, between | o; 6 and7 in the evening. my 10-6t" > THOMAS H. FORD. = SALE—A ME HOUSE ana OR BAL Goma of the most desirable PRO- | FFE bar ine are ee, HOS street, uy FREES lay Anas Cin W pit a between ire sod atm raete. iret Ward. The for lences ur poses, are 80! Lo" le gn Sth 10th, ont Thats. northe ‘and many ists oo {sth street. between ® ‘and F, between 6 and7 in Bris tguas. teem Ries tanner cen ae | eecenies. Weenies. "Ty foe q = SALE OR BENT—J. 7s BES : particulars ing FOR SALE OF BENT—J Brown's RESTAUE it 4 > e Bnd 9th ste, back of the Patent Office sti aud 6 coat of the parghasen ye he and stanpsat the cost mh 30-8 AB. SOWLES, Property Agent. corner of 18th street and Pennsy! ee avenue, for sale with five years or rent. ae for a Drag Store or any other for sell Proprietor is geing to Sr lie terre ang Fa haser, after on k's notice, All conveyanci: ne tee sone del fneluding stamps. to be weirs cee a : JOR SALE— TEDING in the First oe wets; LOT of axe " ¥ Ward. co: A Le eee rooms, the ont et my 12-eokde GREE & Te TAL Aucta. 1 ROVER and ° neem ne wetty | which ia Bitte p for in it B* NAGLE & O0., a trees, shade trees, 5 on for a sm: groce! ‘Treoms \vania venue. "FARM of 181 acres, onTth strest curnpike, sight wees, ares sold low for cash. een E and trecteet ‘Washington. Wi! xchanged for Fatt Nagle & Oo. ‘thet inpeseal aiegeemntese. nts evening. Title perfect, atl or Seal Blatt and Hdeoosolg Farsicaroet | DWELLING. 1 HOUSE of § rooms, on lth street, $700. residence jee $26,000 to loan on improved city property. Apply to the SOUTHEEN BEAL ESTATE COMPANY, 10-6t a Fo, SALE-Will at s sacrifice, the 7 it % ane UaetrOn a Restaurant lor, dining-room. kitchem, bar fixtures, Sg hey 3 thi: ready for ness, venient to ap 30-tf 492 7th street, 1@ de} ents. Apply at 213 Pa.av. m9-13t* 180 atts- EB RENT—An excellent BUS! STAND pene ajon.stmnbon henneungar: | F's Bees anactec gos ges arate i lots to it purchasers. | 8th z north «ide. 8 ma. For ly tice, PMY St 400 Hi street, notch ot Patent of the country for miles around, | Office. Al [OWLES. i in Washington this pre- my 9-tf Property Agent. ity of securing cou seats fr gentry, ia ishing ‘ueighborkood., For aret s, MCKNEW 2 HICKEY,” ep 7-cotf Boom 7, Intelli, E HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES FOR W dante Farutenea’ of Nuforoisbed: iz toe clty and Georgetown owaMaN & GREEH, _fers.tt 18 Letelligencer Building. | [ILLINERY —The latest, novelties in BON. |: TS, Mixar a props ca clase Ni ‘ arrived of A Lady’s a he nt i fand . re, ait Ma estins ah