Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1866, Page 3

NEWS. LOCAL AMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-NIGHT ‘VEx'S.—Only time this season of Verdi's ‘ng opera of + Il Trovatore, or the Gyp- “ngeance,” as popularly rendered by in Opera Troupe; after which the operetta of -*Home for the Holidays.” A capital bill. May FestTival—Marini’s successful Ma: Festival will be repeated, by request, this Cas?tEREORY.—Mulligan, Emerson, C: tow. Dor and the ing le- lly, Buckley. the Clinetop Sisters, tortionist, in a huge bill this even- —_s—__—__ MEETING OF THE Boarp oF TRADE—Tie Bill dejore Congress Iojurious to the Business Interests of ‘e dhetrict.—at a meeting of the Board of ‘Trede, heid at their rooms last evening, there ‘was hot & very fall atrendance. In the absence ot the Presicent, Jobn H. Semmes, Esq.. the Vice President, Mr. Samuel Bacon, presided. He stated the object of tne meetirg to be the consideration of the bill introduced into the Senate of the United States, depriving the Cor- porations of Washington and Georgetown ef their cbarters, so far as it affected the business interests of the District: and proceeded to read the section providing for (increased) taxauon on real snd personal property, sales of mer- chandise, &e.; also, the section naming the officers of the District under the proposed Inw. He said it was stated - persons who had care- fully analyzed this bill, that the salaries alone would cost $320.100 per annum, leaving little er nothing for the improvement of the city. Mr. A. K. Shepherd moved the appointment of a committee to prepare a remonstrance against the bill, in so tar as it atlects the busi- ness interests of the District. He had always been of opinion that the District should be governed by but one power—either municipal or congressional; but with the general pro- visions of the bill the Board had nothing to do, and should confine their protest to its effect on our business interests. Mr. Jobn Mitchell said that whenever na- tional aay was introduced into our mani- cipal affairs, Congress was always opposed to this Corporation, and it was so now. submit if Vongress dictates. Our hands are tied, and we must go under. We must choose between this bill and negro suffrage, and of the two give him this bill. The Chair said this bill provided for negro suffrage. as, under its provisions, white and Diack citizens were entitled to vote for tne Dis- trict delegate to Congress. Mr. Sioussa contended that negroes could not vote under the bill; that it did not make any such provision, and negroes could not yote under existing laws. Mr. A. Shepherd said the bill repeals the city charvers and all existing laws for this District dimiting suffrage to white citizens, and there- fore if it was passed in its present shape the negroes were entitled to vote under the civil rights bill. Further discussion ensued on this point, ‘when Mr. Mitchell rose to deprecate any po- litieal discussion, although the political ana business aspects of the city could not well be separated. He suggested a general meeting of the nierchants, or of all citizens of the District, to protest against the obnoxous features of the measure Mr. Sioussa thought opposition to any par- ticular section of the bill would not be so ef- dective as opposition to it as a whole. The Chair thought it best to remonstrate Against the most oppressive features of the bill, so that if passed at all it will be in the least objectionable form. Mr. Sioussa thought this bill was to take the place of the bill granting negro suffrage. Mr. A. Shepherd wanted to know, if that was the case, why the words “white male citizens” in the charter were left out of this bill. Mr. John R. Elvans hoped the political as- Pectot the question would be as far as pos- sible separated from its business aspects in this discussion. He announced himself, like Mr. Shepherd. in favor of a consolidated govern- ment for the District, and offered a resolution that im the opinion of the Board of Trade the interests of the District would be best sub- served by a homogeneous government, instead of vy five different powers, as at present: also, recommending & revision of the civil code. Mr. Orme hoped the meeting would adjourn to meet on some other evening when there could be a tuller attendance to act on the im- portant questions under consideration. If pol- rucs were introduced into the Board of Trade it would kill the organization. He said the people of this city were disgusted with the corporation and its heavy expenditures of $130,000 for building a school house, and the digging out Of the canal at this time. The peo- ple would sooner surrender the charter than not. Mr. Sioussa concurred in these views, and Spoke of the disgraceful action of the present corporation, particularly of the Connells, and of the business men being run out of their stores by the stench arising from the canal. Mr. Eivans urged the necessity for action on ‘what he termed his particular hobby. being the bill for limited parmerships and other meas- - Bres necessary for the business interests of the District Mr. Mitchell would like to see the other end ot the District (Georgetown.—Rer.) present when this matter of the bill repealing the char- ter was considered, which he was more op- posed to the more he thoughtof it. He sug- gested * public meeting of the citizensof Wash- ington and Georgetown at the City Hall. Mr. Orme was under the impression that if & public meeting of the citizens was called they ‘would vote in tavor of repealing the charter. Mr. Sioussa offered a substitute for alr. Shepberd’s resolution by having the Chair ap- point a committee of citizens of Washingt and Georgetown requesting them to call a ublic meeting at the City Hall to consider the il. Mr. Orme opposed the resolution. Mr. Mitchell suggestea an adjourned meet- ing of the Board of Trade at the City Hall, Mr. Morrill to be invited to discuss the mat- cer. Mr. Elvans said he understood Mr. Morrill ‘was anxious to explain th bill to the busin: ss men of the District. Atter further discussion the several prono- silions submitted were withdrawn, and Mr. ee an renewed his resolution m the fol- lowing sha} Resolved, Trnat a committee of five be ap- pointed to whom shall be referred the bill re- ported te the Senate of the United States by the Hon. Mr. Morrill, and endeavor to obtain such amendments to the bill as they may deem necessary, effecting the mercantile intents of ‘e must the cr Mr. Bacon ‘was thereupon elected Chairman ot ioe committee with power to appoint the other four members, and named Messrs. Mitch- ell, Shepherd, Elvans and Polkinhorn. Ad- journed. a ee MEETING OF THE DistRIcT VOLUNTEERS. — A meeting of the District Volunteers was held iast evening at Temperance Hall, Col. Tait in the chair, and Lieutenant Wm. Young secre- tary. The following permanent officers were elected: Col. Jas. A. Tait, president; Col. Chas. Everett, ist vice president; Maj. Robt. Ciarke, 2d vice president: Col. Robt. Boyd. 3d vice president; Lieut. Wm. Young, recording secre- tary; Engineer Jas. C. a wee correspond- ing secretary: Capt. P. Fisher, financial secretary: Capt. pce Tasiemeue piston 4 Engineer Moekabee, Ce.pt. Rutherford, and Maj. Clarke, were appointed a committee to make arrangements fora reunion and pic-nic, to be held some time next month. ithe ee Sent To BALTIMORE FoR TRIAL.—Last Tues- day, detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt arrested Charles Dean, alias Charles Weiss, upon a charge of stealing a horse, the property of Jos. Riddlemoser, of the Fountain Stables, Balti- more. The horse was recovered. Dean stopped at Barnum’s Hotel, in Baltimore, and sent to the stable for a horse. The igs ney! having ascertained that Dean real. pped at Bar- num’s, supposed all riglit, ona sent the horse, and Dean disappeared with the animal. When arrested, Dean, who is a des; character, was well armed. A brace of p were taken from him. This morning, ctive McDevitt handcuffed himself to his prisoner, and started for Baltimore, to surrender him to the Mary- jand atithorities. Tax Porice Commissionens.—The Board met yesterday afternoon in their roomson 10th, near I) street. All the members present. Thert being no vacancies in the regular force, the Board peneended to examine the applications for itional patrolmen. Theo- core Nunimaker was orn for duty heh a) Georgetown aqueduct. for duty at the Treasury mamvocisan Josep oem re-appointed for duty at the Bal he First Precinct, at Uniontown, was uate. Ty and Sergeant Oharles Barker of that precinet was assigned to duty as Sergeant in charge of the Sanitary Company. —_o——_ DisonDERLY AND ASSAULT AND Battery. Yesterday afternoon, Wesley Adams was ar- rested by officer Wallingsford, of the Seventh Ward, upon the complaint of Rebecca Wood- ward. who charged him with disorderly con. duct. Adams was taken before Justice Bos- well ane confronted with his accnser, and he strtvck ber on the mouth in the office Justice Boswell fined hum $5.90 tor disorderly con- a nd sent bim to jail for court for the as- nd Battery. wh aegasamen YounG Men's CHRISTIAN ASSOCTATION.— ‘The lastgrend vocal and instrumental con cert. under the auspices of the Young Men ©< bristjan Association. took place at Seaton Hall lastevening, and was Jargely attended, The entertainment consisted of recitations,and vocal and instremental music, in which the ladies and gen¥emen ting acquitted themselves creditably. bias + Bevuta. ATTEMPT.—Yesterday aferacen. officer Cramp, of the First Ward, arrested + young man named James Avery for an att mpt | at rape upon Mrs Eliza A. Williams, resioing | WANTS. | T sachs PRES! FOR SALE AND RENT. ila ster ey tA <p ere 3 WANTED 4 Ae Fo. RENT—Two Unfuraished BUUMS.on the AUCTION SALES. ——————— __ [For other Auction Saies see fourth page.) in that warc, “The accused wasa Jodger inthe | FROARD WaNTED—By = senthata “a a =i ete” He: O08 © estoct nereh, toownen BBX 248. 0. MCGUIRE & 00., Anctionsers. Y GREEN & See. | lainunt’s bouse, an m the staterm e are fw ur no Goard a “s in the case it appears that anton the absence | t- reeund locality," M. D. J..”" Wechingion Hees Ni iT aena INT. com- | CLOSING BALB OF MARBLE VASES, CUT. NST. taining ai: % of her husband at night, he having gone down | ©., = |x rooms, between j2:h — isth sta. fad LATED WARE. erc., at the A: TED Pabeey Wen A Te es aoe TO MORROW (Saturday) MORM ING, Hith street s fishing, the accused crept into ber ANTED ers wanted for @ of = Seer =_ ay 10 onde "lock. On rest cant =. bed ‘chamber. She got him out nee, but be | three RIOR Hi an) HO OUBES Py hoe ee Sistoeles eeake Ke SALE At guctl foragon, a om a4 jour palrs Vases are left, with a small 2. Sar: sesh returned again, and pniled ber on a bed, and | ee wel poe ys ry rr half cunh. balance FRA’ & HOUSE on sth n Land a halt vee plated Ware, Catlery, &. . J) eens Sek Some depths. - mage the atiomat. The pelea WR Ie as: 4 See advertisement in apethor olan. my 10 3° de eee eT McGUIRE & ©. Auc’*. | “Terma: One-half cash. ance in ix and weive little child. however, cau: m Ez = b The cave was laid before Justice Drury, WO | Meuner. and bave all tho conveniences, usually ceutaintag ight revue elvasted oe the cone BX YB LEW ¢ 00,, Avctioncers Tene, sccaeed te o held the accused to bail for court. in the best houses, such as gas, water, cap- geicat avenve aod i streets. A No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘the large yards, woodhouse, summer kite for the Grocery business. STOCK OF A ALCLOTHING FD FURNISHING = a ria desdeve farble mantels in parlors. tim roofs, and | #treet. between > == F. STOR! VED bat} Coxcrnt.—The grand concert o nev Salle the extire heigut. Situated om lath | von ar acorion > FBO , St. Albe, at Metzerott Hall, to-morrow night, | hea Bei gih, ae F ie Bocan ow os and comfortable DWELL- $i atorion. tarda is evidently or to be one oe ayo 158s utber rticulers fi quest, H.W. mi. aes water rroughoat conta < Store. = ee At thy - marie, = — cal trests 0! @ season, as wi pone, ad %3 he “4 iJ » fat arartists announced, wad the excellent | Tthetre:¢. opposite Gente and Blind Depot sutifal and hea! . Pants, selection of gems embraced in the programme published to-day. to which we call the atten- tion of our readers. heme an THE CIRcvs AND MenaGreig which opens at the foot of 6th street on Monday evening, 18 one of the finest consolidated exhibitions in the country, and will “draw,” no doubt. bracing lemortisest Coats, So, Shires] Heweriee, 8c — Also, stock of ‘WB. LEWIS & 00., Aucts. BRY NAGLE & 00. Auctioncers. ‘Bales-reoms No. 396 Pennsylvania avenue. ANTED—A Wai mone bik BEEMAID. nde oi Rg and Penn. a SreRNe. my 17-3t* B KILBOUBN @ LATTA, Real Estate Brokers. corner 7th and F streets. Three-story Brick House, ten rooms, on 12th street, between Gand H. Modera improvements. bree- eS Brick House on H street, between B, Ww War Be apmstiis uQomteat at ar BE TOUT'S Hair Dressing Establishment. W7-2t* a PosTPONED.—The pic-nic of the Washine- ton Secials hasbeen postponed on account of the weather until the 30th inst. CITY ITEMS. my Md GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* 3.0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioncers. BRICK eevee ASD LOT ON Ae ALTIMOBE AND OIO TRArLBoa! EPO On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ANTED —Tw. hite womer BIT GA WwW TIONS os Nuracs. Galitbetworn the hours of m., or Sudress room 5 No. 234 seers near 13th street, Oy, ret STOOK OF GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES. &. SATURDAY. May 19, at 95% o'clock, we shall sell, at our Salesroon rick i m Nai and © etrects,, ‘ele’ rooms, ( ety story Brick House, ten rooms, on H, be- Hey, 3B; 2: es of tween 6th and 7th streets. Stable, &c. doz. Olaret Wine, 80 doz. Rhine Wine, 5 barrels | 0’clock. om the premises, we Ws \NTRD— a the ah of June, ai aie Many other pleasant residences in desirable lo- | Old Bi: ay. ‘3 barrels Bourbon de, 5 barrels | '® Kibty's eubeivision of Rovere 1. i improved by Everyropy should use Hygienic Wine, for (EgENsnk iD Hous in ® pleasant locali- | cat Also, several very choice Gouvtry Seats Cider Vi 35.000 Oholce Clears. eos 80 y Brick Butiding, suitable and weil le- it ie the finest: mosteffective, andonly scientific | ty, Address BW LAtSe Pavey’ my is st | ne e city. my 18 e03t rms cash. LE & 00. Aucts., tated fo d for busines. ee iti teiein' anh afin ‘onic preparation knows. Your physician sp- ANTED_By: = arpa je tenant, a HOUSE, | JOR RENT—Two of throes pleasant furnished 295 Panny, bet. 9th ad 10th is, month, with interest, ‘scoured by deed ef trast om proves it. 5 © ploassat location. Appl; ROOMS, at No. 111 H street, near 22d street. yin. BE SOLD AT A EAT BARGAIN, | the premises. ———_e_—_ bard m ot "ERY BRYANT, 495 7th street, between, ‘Jerms moderate m 17-3t* applied forsoon, Lot No 1,in Square No. my 4 mn JAS. C. McGUIRE & Oo., Aucts. THoss eighteen dollar Tweed Suits for gen- my 15-8t Fo SALE—A SEGAR and TOBAUOO STOSE cont afuing 7.200 eet: fronts euss on 30d street — tlemen, at Henning’s, corner 7th street and ATED A boy of 17 wants a PLAGE ina perth 75 feet; is doing & good business, will be sold cheap. Ap ply at No. S0 High street, Georgetown. my 17-3t* Fo) RENT—ROOMS, suited to a small family, Inquire at 422 16th street, between H and I reets, my 17-6t* Maryland avenue, are just the thing for busi- store. Can write a good Tana. ‘Good refer- ness suits for those requiring something dura- | ences given. Address J. Mc., corner of bee and ble in dark colors. Listreets _may 16 3t i ANTED—By & respectable girl. a SITUA- Wann to cowk, wesh, and trou in e respectable aget So the residence of Thomas Varnell, E ‘bis property possesses many advantages, eith F for a victnailer's or pri vate residence, havi: a double frame two story Salida which can be converted iato ry Y WM. L. TALE 2 Op. Original Horse and 95 Le. Baraer, SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HABNBESS, ic AVerny Handsome Chamber Set for sale— i ct té NAGLE CO.. Auc- May 19. at o'clock, black walnut; nearly new. Also, a small = teetintty no objection to go a short distan ¢ in Aci rec i te ae ave. nd myieot | We willeell, gine Bazaar. © Bamber of ‘Saddle. of Housekeeping requisites. Inquire at puntry P * oor frem Office Square. Inquire of P. LEABY, ba arriage, jorees, (® full Stn street, berween Diand E, Island. or 502 my ts 3t a hci ee et ee GUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. | sale.) comprising shout street, at Sash Store. ANTED—The loan of SIX THOUSAND stnorth, near | SALE OF FINE THREE - +t teal BRIO! ee HouUS « On THURSDAY, Bay It, ote stiock Pp. m., we shall sell Dwelling Howes with Lot, lecated and being No. 76 K street, between 2th and 25th, and is furnished with modern improvements, verandah re RENT—HOUSE 434D Jity Hail, containing 13 roo! ossession im mediately. Apply atthe Lumber Yard on 6th t, west, south of Penn av. my 17-3t™ Fe RENT-—STURE No 231 Rac avenue, be- tween I4th and 15th streets Possession given DOLLARS for two or three years, secured ys deed of trust on proses. in this city worth Liberal ant allowed. Address MORTGAGE, Washing en, Dc Cc. my 16-3t°fy Vv 7 ANTED—A first class Fornished HOSE in a healthy locality, with h mot One patr fine Draught Horses, warranted. Many good Work, nd Harness Horses Five new Express Wagon , with and without Top, builtin the city. = ™ Cae. HENNING, corner 7th streetand Maryland avenue, is selling Boys’ Linen Suits, beauti- fully made, for the low figure of three dollars. He bas also Boys’ Linen Coats at one dollar and fountain in front new range in kitchen,com- | & 4 piigcticn of New ‘and Second-hand Bag- and ninety cents. ors improvementa. Ist June. Apply to FERD. BUTLER, No. 467 lete sewerage, table and carriage house with Be ckaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other <n ——— |p aon lith street. my I7-6t™ | driver's apartments on rear lot Stabling for six horses. Possession given immediately Terms: One-third cash: balance in etx and twelve Menths. secured on the property. Conveyancing at purchaser a cost. Sale positive my 10 (Int.| J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. chicles One Hack and one Coupes. in good order. ALso, New and Second-hand Marness, Saddles, Carriages, &c.. at private sale. Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. THE Sick should - 6 Hygienic Wine as the best regulator of the system. The convalescent should use it as the best tonic and invigarator of the constitution. 2 OR RENT-A three story roe DWELLING. HOUSE, corner o' 8th and P Bow occapied Festemsion given Is' Jane For terms . SHBEVE, co:ner of 7th and 1 my 17-3t* W ANTED— Everybody to call and see the BARTLETT $25 SEWING MACHINE, It.will do any kind of work. Itis made best manner and bs af Ses LA oy. years. K as a store apply te J. H sti cots, ee ) a 3 i d j)OR RENT—A two story BUILDING. situated | m-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN Carriages and Harness slwars on private sale eh rene rae ot One 1818 ioe aE, Jometior, | MO ce tar erect. wear) formoriy conugied an a | converr ener Oe ae ee my 16 w. LU & 00. Ancts cases a neglected cold, which can be relieved 5 Agent for: the D a tof Columbia, | iiackemith shop; suitable for any Broo actaring DAY AFTERNOON, Naya, cmehuer und by the use of “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” by | my 15-1m™ it bet. D and E. | hosiners. Further part ulars,ioautre of KELE. | my isd J.C! Mc@UIRE & 00., Aux ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. soothing the irritated and inflamed membrane W 4STED—& a 's NU who has hed | HEB & PYWELL’s Stables, nearly opposite. extending from the nose tothe throat. For consideratle experience, and can briag good references Apply at 39 Gay street, corner of Original Horse. and Carriage Bazaar, my} Iw. La. av. between gth and 10th et L. WALL = co. Auctioneers. Coughs and Troat Diseases the Troches are of * % "PORACCO STORE, STOOK FIXTURES AND 0 NG. 9, at great service. Gr COMER ae want TBA aera a : Lm iso WiLL i SALE—One of the best vanrern aan ED, PROPERTY sa grr SR SATORAT, MORNING. Boy m oes = jeepers c wan! ‘0 i Veral ema! Le ite im e city 8 pro; jetor is 5 STRaNGE, BUT TRUE.—That corns, bunions, V HOUSES and LOTS in good 1 cations, for or pelled to ke Sutin a Ce ere: Maw Uith. ate FIFTY WORK ANB SADDLE BORSES. ed to, sell on account of, continued bad ey f A bad nails, ete., can be removed without pain’ | cash to suit customers. also, want a smati |i health. Apply to J. qiclogk. we will sell, in front of the premises. all of BAKR, Provision Store, | Lot No. 9, in Square No, 295, frontin, — To be convineed call at Dr. Winte's Rooms, | FARM near Washington: will gira gt dvtor gan | sihn-4tew "___my17-6t* "| 13th street, between Ostrest and Virgial Ser nag peel or gna 424 Penn. ay., between 44 and 6th streets. bags Corner of B3ek and sirens. ¢ over LAND FIXTURES | ster See mane ae visting of 2 ele barnes 0 “i e “2 St9 7th st.. bet. “ soem . ery fast. deli Couns, boxtens, Ciub aud Inverted Nails, | eet . ted abet ard, for rent. Stock ot Hats, | story. and i frame "bullaing land large penne oe ee Enlarged Joints, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- V One, nord ane jiver WATCHE Dt, Caps, Boo! and Fixtures for sale. Pos: * Prope gether “or 4 le jew and ¢cast-o: Full part culars at sal Sale commencing on Ustriages, Wagons. Har- ness, ac. my w.b. WALL« oo., Anucta. BY W. BOTELEB cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- Vania avenue. between 434 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p.m., and 6 twoSp. gensi n given atihe time of purchase. Apply to li. Mee: ATHRAN, No, 38 Market Space, or tgon th © premises, for the, next ten days my 17 Wt* HH McCATHRAN. OB RENT—A fine roca STABLE for six Title p-rfect One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months. with interest. secured by adeed of trest ou the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. my? W. L_ WALL & CO., Aucts, THING, PAWNBROKEIS at the olc-established Mer nt Pawnbroker’s Store of F. FULTON & CO, 2 9th eet, three doors north off Penney Ivanidave. ‘Teo SEWING MACHINES for sale —Basi- ness strictly confiden S TIOKETS,&c, &e¢ uctioneer, m ool od on Temperance Alley, bet. sth nad Noiet. | ao-THE ABOVE IS POSTPONE AT fee Seth fates at ‘emperance ley, an np ets. Or PO! uf y elo a N EXPERIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- ‘Apply at 393 M street, bet. 9th and loth. my 15 7uB & SALE 18 PO Dae | RRA TORDAN the 10th teatant. ate Mt Uraron account of the inclement weasner, to THe RSDAY Cation Mr NEA 2ith May. same honr and place my 18 d _L. WALL & CO., Aucts, rivate family 0 sth street, No restaurant 3. mhs » the two-story cottage built Frame House B Street, Island, containing tem rooms, as fi MARRIED, rr SALE—The meat and provision STORE. JOAST—TERRITT. On the i7th in corner 13th and H streets. Will be sold chea) at the Parlor, dining room. kitchen and three bedr J 4NTED OND Ha 73 on the jirst floor, and four bedrooms, with clothes- parsonage of the McKendree M. KE. Church, by Bina N ARP Ets ARDS BED. in bhp ers ae laaeas a ea ade bs B* ec. -# cata yearn o presees in each. on seo floor. For st; con- Rev Wim Krebe, Mr. JOBN JvAST, formerly o {| Pino urd HOUSEFURNISHING OU ODS of every a 0. $20 D street, between loth and 11th, venience, OF material, ix not surpassed in the cite. New York, and Miss BEBECCA TERRITI, ot dereription B. BUOHL ¥5 doe 7th street Ob SAL ae pip dy ves FIXTURES of @ Gro- TRUSTEE'S SALE OF _A THREE STORY | Waterio the yard and Kitchen. (as pipet rough We Ss ceesenieseniceeesiemreane co herwnan Gand oeast side | Ee going into the country. Iniuire at the Star | ERICK DWELLING ON 12TH STREET | {bs,touse. Lot 25x72 fect, containing 1,306 syuare — = = Mice. my 16-3t* by virtue of a deed in trust bearing date Se Terms 000 cash; balance secured by deed of beg LE AND RENT. 7 in 2S 1855, and é aly ——— in Eider i trust. Conveyancing at ex press of {parctaser, McOATHRAN, On May ith, after a lingering i repens sat Ae ro Liberty No. 1™6, and in Couter Market. | 2n;.g,Me- & tolice 150. 251. and 222 oe ieet ene ‘5.30 OAS Petes sickness, Mrs. 5 McG age 4l, “6 Liberty Mar- . 5 Leloved wite of Andrew McUsthran, Esq.” . sivas earls vider Tass Nerthera i pacts A = phd ah my ary meet Soiclock > x _iny 16-3t Cc. Ww. BOTELRE. Auct. ‘Alliictlon sore for years I bore, FOR RENT—The entire premises heretofore 5 oe Physicians were in vain ; Atlength God pleased to aa me ease, ain J, OB RENT—HOUSE No. ody 8th street, near the Nay; know: . d= c ibed ih suid Ceed ws follows +—Beginuing tor & ax the European Hotel, at the corner of same at a point twenty-cight feet morte a ts be west corner of said synare. running ea Yard gate. location for a A good private residence or store: contains 8 rooms, water Penn, avenoe and Uth street ‘he location ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers nthe center of the city’s busi- d gas; street cars the door. Appl: S| cast fifty feet, thence north sixteen feet® thence THE LEASE, FIXTURES, AND aoop ¥ — | Saleen purnines the Hetrect north, between 2th and ith. myles | west sixty feet to the line of 12th street OF A REST husband, at No 71, corner of 43s street aud Mary- ~ AUBANT. on the corner of 7 jorthera: thence wi K streets north. opposite the N ih the tine of said — resp south six- 2 is bel i .OR RENT—Weil F HED HOUSE. land avepuc, on Friday, the isth instant, at 3 a Steals veo to meer ee rooms, powly Bttod up: wave ing by the single room to inanras teen toes to the place of Saleiing Soeive rons, Sawiy S108 Sp; Saher ingular the buildings. righte” brisilog ce, | Un MONDAY. the Zist Instant, at 10 o'clock a. o’ctock p. m. professional men, agents and others desiring eith apd gas. Would be let for a Boarding-House. thereto belonging gs “4s : | mon the premises, the Lease, having three years [Raltimore papers please cepy.] =m 16-3t* offices or lodging reoms on Pennsylvania avenue | Apply to H. E FITZGERALD. 322 street rovements consist of a three-story Wick De Dweil- ith Fixtures and Good Will, of the KAMECK On Thursday, the 17th instant. | and in the center of the city. north, bet. 12th and 13th sts. my 16-3t* ng. wit Food, LA — located on | known Kestaurant kept by oe ~ a tera linge: illo: Japt. THEODORE VON The portion of tha pretaices heretofore occupied | ¢.,. RM FOR SALE or exchange for city prop- | lth street, between B and 5 vet he ald te the biel Sitsfoeesi will t fetver'sith ite nruenitchen Siebtne ators’ fey | Ker fn Montgomery county Ma cig wiles |" Gonveyaicing and stampeat purchaser's cost. | “my isd GHEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, above oCk Ville. ia Farm co: of ) acres. ine esi 3a haley vip orice pe Reson Fevatre. “Also. Shehallimmedincet | For further particulars apply at 401 12th street, | P17 -lawads CHAS. W. BOTELER, Auct. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. the deceased are respectfully invited to | over the Star’s ication office. suitable and | bét. Land ee neon. = 87-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN. THE | GUARDIANS SALE OF VERY VALUABL auton. most conventent or tue coting of societies of all UR REN’ we BE ‘containing Brees No. | above gale is postponed until bolts DNESDAY, the BEitK HOUSE AND if? AND FRA descriptions, &c. The prices for these rooms range | [S06 Massachusettn avenue, bet: din and th | 232 natant, name hour ‘and place HOUSE AND LOY ON IsLaN ame re we ‘ossession given immmeid: irtne BOARDING. 4 cnseatics Star fice of Mr. C. B. BAKER Houne for se. containing 12 rooms, naire 0 next Ty acaba BOTELER, Avet. | ai23t wi a er at : tis on hone 4 oor, No. 6 the 2ist day ay. 4 at 6 o'clock p. m. ——————— 16-6t W. D. WALLACH © ae a = 10K HOUSE, Toome ¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, front of the premises. 1 of the ors Sieted frout revens fer the worm newon, with | )WO FINE FARMS FOR SALE Low iF | K Ona ena. Dietsantly altuated Tahoe B No. 526, corner 7th and D sts, north. | ciildren of Sohn & Geveased, in part of or without board, furnished or unfurnished applied for immediately. One of 40:4 acres | Church. in Geergeto front and back lot. pay; Lot numbered two (2). fn oquese numbered south ion No. 3®9 corner of 3d street and Haat and one of 103 eceen 1 CY et state of of cultivation, ply to B. H. TRU NNELL. ‘at Dr. Sothoro! DESIRABLE SALE OF Bi REAL perare IN THE | of Square four bu: xty-three \p. se nue. my 17-131 with all icon ea ail , fruit, de, Be. Btore, eor marer: Potomac and Bridge sts, scare FibeT AND SEC BEOED WARDS 3 AT PUBLIC | plist of the same will be exhi UMMER BOARDING—A family trom Penn- int on from. Washington ana be wrest of .. WeDNESDAY, th the 16th Instant, at 5 ovlock p, of syivania has pleasant Booms, althy sitas- ou the ; Fa RENT—The Furnished RESIDENCE or m.. we shall sell. in front of the tion, with BOARD, fer two ree gentlemen. 0. 258 Gat., Washington, F mere emerge 348 ( Frankli and9, {gents ca eercinraaeee enone id 135 G st., west of “inte north si bs my 16 3t* rt betw. ee ey. 1 gery ioe sita nes TE “} streets north; fest ye front- {; URNISRED ROOMS WITH BOARD. in the Rs That =. | on proverbial for its health, a e ouse is jing New Hampshire avenue, eon M and N sts commodious house 329 L between 13th and 14th OR cE LEE ng TE DWEL, | SBpplied with all the ae ge of water, bath- rang &o premises shown to Street’ betwen wentteth and vont tg streets, @| ite Franklin Stuare,and one of the ING, Ne. 32 P: ‘Georgetown, con- | T9°™; &c- own to any ween er enty- ks best locations in the city. ventmy 16-3" | tataing 1o'rooms, including bath Tom and water | Whe desire to ren Ee veo 3 *PABLE BOARD—At No. 83 Penna, av..near | cloret supplied with Potomac water. Cod DR cee eet trees ote Se) % aie. eterencesenchaneed. “ant | 2 eu 7efit ocntalg Te tas eater a hacmteirs | Lexi wood howe, Sc." Brice gzsmornt "Wot | Antone aug tonetioontetrect in Savare No. it, ABLE BOARD sat No. 464 1h street, few | of the parest drinking water in the > with Also, one of 6 roems, on M street. Price tLe ‘of the reaml es. Lots 13. 14 4s ‘and e3 doors north aven' Terms $25 per bo P in Kitchen. Heuse furnished throughout tweet Band Fats Pricg ogg? * 6. ‘corner of f Fiftee ith street and © street ath. « een Band ‘The house was built with an eye to comfort, has WELLS & CO. carcae 7 r tn Souare 238. at two piazzas running the length of the back build- | _my 16-4 Corner of Isth aud streets. GEORGETOWN ADVERTS | iiitarees watt tum mgecsigrat at | A BANE CRC Rar Beast tt catee ice ea — her a a test 4 ta ats ne my | ention. lnow Ow 1s YOUR TIME. sirabigfeedencee angers tobe foana aot wil | Qh fH Gt ace uy PHOTO sacri! GRAPH GALLERY “23 230 Saeericsala on avenue, between 12th and 13th ye Washington, D.C., with instruments, stock, and furniture complete. one wishing to make a oe investment A all Il to oa nests 7 Sve te an carly Sal OL YLAND. LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGE. | b¢*0 did ansortment (of ‘BLACK SILKS received end naling BA GUTMAN'S 117 5 Triage e “ities eta fine ot or of THOMAS DOW- street. or DOWNMAN SGnEnn, No. is) _ > ie Building. +o cE ENT =Fiye HOD ROOM on ae street, be- on accommod: cieaaire on on she remines. or of MES E. WILLIAMS, Guardian, &e. REEN & WILLIAMS, Abcts. Wate beste “ebaaaic R BENT—Corner LOTS, May :M Pn vE NTING ‘tween G and H, suited 1 family. ’ Ap- ceed ey Rg my Sd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, STREET ROBIE ERD PASEO OOK8, CAMBBIGS. 1 his office. stt Crest west, daightfal gammer. BOOMS, | i 10 AUCTION. +e Pee ag! 7 nly a tie otc, TSE SN a 9 and airy.tn suite of single, furnished oF unfur- Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. ot suey sou onan com Rea sellin pas rently reat prices. GEXEEAL GARDEN LOTS. OF 60.000 FEET | olabed” Location one of the beat in the cl B OR TUESDAY the sx at 6 0 “SAR iitgs te, Gerson, sender lel | oe oe nen area Actin, FRIDAY, aura ¢ | Sate Set Gite lange Bol yn the S. east at of its intersection in 20 fect front by % fect deep. toa 18 foot ‘alley inquire of THOS. TOURS, BRENT_A BEIOK HOUSE, on xt * 7 road, head E, 101 Bridge street, 820° | I Otoneylvanie sreuueand Mstrects containing sad from ms Bainproted eed the 7th ‘street | Theve's good Duliding Lot, Tune to POF Sos Aye ast “reectve at ape! yo a EAME, HOUSE. seven Agree, Sitghen nd collar with pecan “os Le nearly 4 ‘Terms: One-half tash; rae rr = Shes eg a4 ace sed eee F ealiiapen the alley.) No. 43: ‘ areas gat. tera aaa a ap Water's a for Feiiseng tue oa ca ia | Dontee. Deets e secured tye FsAe fF 1-7 ise for. Bore wear, Parasols, Condition sltngatdag Bent eatone oie to. good comme ite mr ferme: $80) cash; balance in semi snoual whenooee” wim: Shot eS rts, Oalicoes at 10.12%, | permane! t nant. Koy can be bad next FS BEET moderately, + several a om ments of $100 each. “with interest. $50 to te pad my 15-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. jeached Muslin 123,15, west. Hefer aired, Inquire of J. ble OFFICES "aod one large STOR poi Conveyancing and stamps tobe paid by ‘31, S032 cane rown Muslins 15. 15,20.25 | HALIDAY, S91 N ‘New York avenue, between 12th | Wanted to rent Taresdtately. tinea} Fus! ISHED yurchaser, ¥ GREENS WILLIAMS pnt en ont, Colored Alpacas 25 to 625, cents. Black and | and 13th str reets. ‘ap 30-tf HOUSES and several medium sized UNFUB- Pint at auction ls White Pl aid 25 cents. Aisle tellin at FoR, SALE 08 axXOHANGE FoR a NISHED HOUSES. Inquire 420 vy | my IT "GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. TRUSTER'S SALE ovin QU IMPROVED PROPER. qords ad Sk, Se nt of good goods ed. cit: rty, « FARM, situated 1 ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TY at low pris wow bier Prince George's County, ‘Ma_,ot two G/hundred | F1GH SALE A portable PHOTOGRAPH GAL. VALUABLE TWwo.s : a se wh 3% Yateal es digte on the my 15 oF ____ BENJAMIN } MILLER. ee ee ete ction city; \mprovementa fair, biture. Appi ply corner Penn’a ave, and sth Lor, F s NC OARD CAN BE OB- | wooded, watered, aud much of it ‘Washington, my West BETWEEN at No, 138 anes convenient to churches and schools. For OR RENT—A new four 9 NORTH. AT PUB! sp 26-1an* ire of CHAPIN, 529 sth st., HOUSE, on Pennsylvania avenue, No. 23,be- | On TUESD. 22d instant, at 6 o'clock p. sith = land. my 4-co%t* tween 24th ‘and ae ‘streets. Inquire of Dovtor -? we east IT sell on 2 the S romae. et Sat L.® 4 SALE—180 AORES OF LARD ot Hyatts- WMAN,nextdoor. my iw’ pare pur Bese noor ters Fore E en de by vattzoal new Wet: | [OR GALE FIXTURES of © Boast Store, on ds wih the imprevenente oto well: at mss seams | pats dae Mandi teams | A hac, Aga tts “iartns Seeeces | Sagan get, ‘ ; Hoop Skirt Factory, | semen else Otani safe ee: | Cl pinto | accused by send tram ou the pretine it . ‘0 BRICK ancipg and No. 512 north7th st., bet. Dand E. fen! ene Sue a peavanite. of of gecaring: country esata Fo occupies one ener Eee doth pg ea ibe perchance. dicen cen ae Ee atthe o red Honcickine neighborhood. For fret | rooms: isa Food stand for almost’ any kind of bust_| Knocked off. [REAL FRENCH consETS choice apply at once to. news.” Bulifing is on lensed ground. "at tho yearly | “my id GREEN & WILLTAMS, Ancts. : KNEW & HICKEY Lecetion. ¥ 0. W; BOTELER, Auctioneer at MRS, STERN'S colon Bom, Smears Do Sieve tnemarkek Ceatnbe thee oe a Corset Depot, No. 512 7th st., BY, Sumber of SMALL HODGES OB SALE An old ertablished WOOD AND | FINE Recta between Dand E. | FOR athe Harn call HOUSES North wating AL: YARD. corner iith and O = £2 TIGHES FURNITCRE at UOT! AP aUOTiOg 7 5 and th. Inquire, at ST, PERS Bes re ee house and one lime aeres® 4 rial yo, ‘at the residence S™ew HATS nal, ‘within one fo sen e eatleman de de house 01 aare of tie ofce, Tacluiod with with clining house! ig No. 313 ORES OF Sy “aoa Fe, SALE—4,160 iso. two Horses and Cart Pita VERNMENT BUIL jolph county, Va. Title indisputable. Terme | informati on the premises of T. B moc” ate OF OF eee oes we. Ie. wi i beiold in tracts tg Ault parchas- BEN rs ord we BROW iecrect Geethecseonm ‘with Satin Damask, s aig Tada oye 5 ‘te . ors. ‘01 a: of land I refer to r= An A k8 oe oe * YO. trom West Virginie ‘and WD: On Estos ane arg yuAmE cx nouse, | Ee Tog Martie top aud rant ed "4 wtba ctien wr hairs at Ate ce | roomy lichen. and collars sivasted on tr sireot, | Served pe ereeedenat otis don a IBBONS. mack’s restann enue, This land will yiand avenue. Appl 0 Shem MMING, Walnut Eatension Table, Straw ing, : eat a THOMAS BH. ForD. | ™y lon 33t* No. 353 O street north. | Wictin Chudea en” Curtains, BONNET SILKS, FLOWERS UILDING LOT FOR SALE —That beautifully EB SEVERAL NICK HOU: located ot on H street, next to tne corner of ad Bilver-pinted Tea Set, Plated ©: astel wt French C1 2 ‘Tea Sete.” ‘OB the rench China Dipuer and ond BEAUTIFUL WREATHS, | i) A epee ee OF aeturnisl Mth st. Apply corner Hthavd Hots. my 107tt | Bronze Clock and Mantel Oraaments, WNMAN & GREEN, TOR SALE Will be sold at a sacrifice. the Crockery and Giase Ware. Fire Sets, myl4-6t At No. 512 north 7th street. fo 18.t¢ 15 Lotelligencer ButlAing. Fee eat tald at & searifice. the | Oak Hall Sct. Oil Cloth, Stair Bods, oT 1r6é 8s. = — and Boarding heure,13 furnished bed-roomer par, | Marble: sop Bareans, Wardzoben "ew ailet Sete, N UMBER! LUMBER?! LUMDE: Jor, dining room. kitchen. bar and fixtures, end Pebogany Reser Mattresses. ~ —_— everything ready fer busine-s, convenient to all | Po.tner Beds. Bolsters ‘and Haiiosssa, HYGIENIC WINE Seasoned INCH-FLOUEING, of last year’s work- departments. Apply at 214 Pa av. m 9- sia" Iron Hedsteada, Cane seat Chairs i oie ‘ 4-4, 6-4, ond 8 4 select and prime seasoned WHITE OR RENT—An excellent BUSINESS STAND | Cook Stove and’ Fixtures, Refrigerstor. ‘on E street north, park Together with a general assortment of Kiteben E streets. In presenting “HYGIENIC WINE” to the no- Oak, Ash, and Walnut PLANK; 8th and neste sine: 5 at moderate ‘or Utensils, | feetveleret mags Selle Fasten ents aaa Tianhe end iar atin tae eet sie, ears ot 400 FB hES Pra tas mie © _W. BOTELER, Auct. lat, BYGIERIO | WHR ts ase used by the better | Teeuced PHC Geen & J. LIBBEY, OR RENTAL a bawoon Baad | (3% GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 27 Water street, reet, Georget F. t FUR! WISH ay ig dy et a by the most eminent phyai- Sec ~~ | floor fna"four,U UNFUR RNISH BOOMS on the | FIVE, vo §TORE,, BUILDINGS, ThE ERCEE Bamerous “Schools of second floor. The prekan ies E north at AND ‘OHIO OFAILRCAD DEPOT. yo “aihellerds ial School of ‘The subscriber 1s constantly in receipt of LIME | of Pa. av.. and owe of the beet in theclty my Sim | ADOTIO! 5 = bbls. celebrated kitns at Williams- OR BALE Un MONDAY, the 2ist fustant, Barong A stores Sant routes ess epee, | re hid. whi vrhich be ofars fo wale aellow prices F 2: Pie Lee? on, the ‘premises, five stores (clams, and ispreserived by them | ap3i-2awlm 77 Water seet, Setetown, 1 HOUSE and LOT of «3296fest on 9th street west, naar ‘wishin to buve pasine propertY. Gil pg en ea fa BON. gerden, fruit trees shade trees, do. Ferns, One bait cash: balance 6 ntaine Bo Alcohot or Whi: key, but has 01 secured by a deed of trust om the premi: of pure read: ret clas N Yerk yermtnananlpy tog neogsiiars vs a newly of 10 rooms, with or without Lady’s and nd Children’s ft witl wie tts With such recommendations DS. for into the favor of > American people. We rest weit Be seen at wear, can now poner ahe ST pon a appel oo Sheaualed. noth: uses aa its gently Stimulating oftects in svaleung digestion | +8 We warrant that, © tri G1e: DE — promenoeea the best Tomie awe r Ask your Druggist for HYGIENIC WINE. tin Moris ohand z ani * Mir 1 ROUSE of 5 rooms, on 1ith street, @700. my l6d 2 preteen eens MA. PICKS Millinery == stress Wea" | Apply tothe E regulates the system th EAM ae a sour ILE LAMB Tpaaneni me “ie c tt wea vous. ERN REAL ESTATE COMPANY. WwW natk wo ; pe ~ Bate iruweny, ror HALL MABBLE Rhee TABLE . Goren reenarl te ppstatt SARE stvensth tn sai af ‘uke nas na. ‘inp th: store “ ¢ g be! Lith street. SS. my 15-tf ‘HIN PLAT! itizens cers of Be ck ra eam, Kayak @ yee ee Soe Koows the tiede. teste Soa oe as Seieee For reas by th the ts. eee “Rees AS SEUART & THOMAS.” Heegraine” pA Goods de-. cr SOLD EVERYWHERE. Ape tw | mye © 904(0da Fi 2 P tween ~ OT ae sea tet A eet! ee | |