Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1866, Page 5

LOCAL NEWS ————— See AMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-NIGHT, MawvaGEKIE AND Ciecus, foot cf 6th street, near the avenve—This ‘excelent combination exhibition ts liberally patronized, and as it is only bere for 8 few daysgil should avail them. * selves of the opportunity of seeing it before it is too late. Thereis a fine collection of ani- mals, aud the cireus periormances are very geod, Cantenerey—The mammoth company this evening in an exceilent programme. Pu -Nic of friendship Ciub of Capitol Hill at Juenemann’s Gardens this afternoon and evening " ‘ . War DANCE AND Pic-Nic of Tribe, No. 6,1. O. R. M., #t Seventh-street ik this afternoon and evening. STRAWBERRY Festiva in progress at the Assembly's Church. ——_e—___ MxeET!NG IN THE Skcony WARD—@ayor Wal- dack Renominated.—Pursuant to a call publish-- ed in the Evening Star, the wo’ m of the Second Ward assembled last night at Apol oO. Hall, on E, near i3th street. Atan early hour the ball was crowded to such an extent that the reporters dt the table were unable éo dis- tinguish persons except those immediately around them. The meeting was understood to be called for the purpose of Mr. H. N. Easby for the mayoralty and nomi- Mating & ward ticket favorable to his elec- tion. Resolutions indorsing Mr. Easby had been prepared, and for convenience in voting, printed tickets with the names of the candi- dates on the Easby ticket were laid upon, the table. But the published call making no dis- crimination between the friends Wa lack and the Pale of Easby. it was soon discov- pace the Wallach men were largely in the ms: . . At the hour appointed, Mr. Jas. H. Reed called the meeting to arder. Mr. N. Sargo was nominated by the Easy men as chairman, and Col. S.W. Owen was named’ by the Wallach men. Mr. Reed put the question to a riva voce vote. and came to the conclusion that he could not decide. Great confysion ensued, and some Swearing. A call was made for a division of the house. The Wallach men were requested to take the west side of the hall, and she Easby men the east side, and Col. Owen was elected chai@man. Mr. N-Sardo was nominated for a and elected. Cok. Owen took the chair and called the Meeting to order, but it was some minutes betore order was secured pe A sligbt lull in the uproar gave the Cbair- Man opportunity to announce two sets of reso- lutions. The first offered by Mr. J. E. Hilton, Was read as follows: - e Whereas the WorRingmen of the city have, by their.industry, energy, and perseverance, adorned and Jeantified the city: and, whereas, they now deserve eight bours fora day's la- bor. Therefore, be it Resolved, That we suppert no man for office Who is egainst the Eight Hour system. Resolped, That Horatio N. Easby having proved by his actions to be a firm supporter of the Eight Hour system, is hereby declared to be our choice tor Mayor at the coming elec- tion, and we pledge ourselves to use ail hon- orable means to secure his election. Cries of question ! question ! tellers! tellers! Divide the house! The Chairman called to order. Venerable Workingman.—Mr. President, I move to strike out he second resolution. Bboy in front rank.—“On hell! _ I told you be'd go back on Izby.” Cries of ‘question ! quéstion !" from one side and “no! no!” from the other. Tbe,Chairman put the question and the mo- tion (striking out the endorsement of Mr. Eas- by) was carried by a large majority, and the resolution as amended was adopted.. *° The second resolution was then read, as fol- lows Resolved, That we heartily endorge and ap- rove of the official course of our present Gare Richard Wailach, and we hereby pledge ourselves to give him our entire sup- port at the coming etection, .in appreciation of his valuable services to the city during the past. : Several voices moved to lay it on the table, but the motion was rejected, and the resolu- tion was adopted by 4 large majority. . The nomination for Alderman being in or- der, Messrs. A.J. Joyce, G. 1. Raub, and J* R. Barr were named.- Messrs. Elwood and Rutberford weteappoited qs tellers. Mr. Stewart moved to voté for all the ward nominations On the same ticket, which was carried amidst much excitement. Mr. Reed moved that the workingmen do Dow adjourn, which was lost. but few vofing * for it. Mr. C. W. CampbelF offered the following: Resolved, That J. Russel) Barr be declared ibe nomiuee of this meeting for Alderman, and S. A. Pugh, H.C. Stewart A. J. Joyce be the nomipees for the Common*Uouncil. The Yesolution was adopted, and the meet- ing adjourned. eS ; ANOTHER MEETING.—As soon as the meeting adjourned, Mr. Keed again.calied upon the friends of Mr. Easby toremain. Mr. N. Sardo was called to the chair.and Mr. Joseph Mat- ingly was elected secretary. The friegds of Mr. Wallach had now withdrawn from the ball, leaving a company of sixty or seventy. Mr. J. E. Hilton off the resolutions he offered in the previous meeting: which were adopted without amendment. : The meeting proceeded to vote for nominees for the City Councils.- George “T. Raub was unanimously selected as the cagdidate for Al- derman, Messrs. Chas. 1. Canfield, John P. Hilton, W. A. Rutherford, Thos. Miller and L.. H. Schneider were named for the lower board, Mr. Thos. Miller pc ecnngy t The Chair appointed Messrs. Elwood and Reed as tellers, who announced the following result -—For L. H. Schneider, 53 votes; W. A. Rutheriord, 54; John P. Hilton, 43; Charles 1. Canfield, 17; scattering, 4.. . + Messrs. Schneider, Rutherford and Hilton Were then declared unanimously nominated, and the meeting adjourned. pS MsrHopist CENTENARY .MERTING.— Last evening, @ centenary meeting of the Metnodist Episcopaf Church was held at Wesley Chapel, the church being filled to its utmost ity. Among the congregation every church in the District was represented. é The piatform was occupied by Secretary Harlan, Rev. Dr. Peck, of Cal, Rey. Dr. De- Hass, of the Metropolitan Church, Rev. Bish- ops Sim _ sant, See Wille: — Vest Virginia, an: any pastors ie churches of the District, . After prayer by Rev. Dr. Peck, Secretary Harlan introduced Bishop Amés, who spoke of the origin and growth of the church, stating in the course of. his remarks that there were now over 13,000 Methodist Churches in the country. a moet Willey next addressed the meeting, and was followed by Bishop Simpecn. who stated that this centenial year people should make an offering, and no more appro- priate offering could be mad¢ than asanctuary. Rev. Dr. DeHass followed Bishop Simpson, and stated that he had received $5,000 from a . friend in Baltimore, given in the name of Gen. Grant to aid ig the erection of a new church, «the Metropohtan,) and he urged that-contri- butions should be made freely. During the evening $27,550 were collécted and subscribed; of which $24,300 were for the Metropolitan Church, $2,050 for the Dickinson College, and: $1,200 for the general fund for aiding educational institutes, &c. = Mathew G. Emery, Samuel Norment and F. A. Lutz each contributed $5,000, and other large contributions were made, ranging from 31,000 down. Se New Scnoor Buytprye.—Rev. F. X. Boyle, the esteemed pastor of St. Peter’s Church, Capitol liill, contemplates having erected at once, a commodions ouildjing for the ‘accom- modation of the mony aren of er — ‘who are now deprived o! TO) training for oe facilities PA wit be accorded : A lot, located on E street and 4th streets east, nas al- by the new 5 south, bet weet ready been donated for the Bn) gag Py Thos. Bayne, Esq, ot the Fifth. Sunday, a Meeting of the gentlemen of St. Peter's congre- gation was held at the clrurch, in order to take _ipitiatory *eps tor the immediate prosecution of the work, and aiter the appointment of.a building committee, consisting of Rey. F. X. Boyle, Thomas Bayne, John H. Russell,” and James Marceron, yberal contributions were «made in furtherance of the undertaking. Up- wards of 6 children are now awaiting admis- sion into the scliool. According to the plan proposed, the building will’cost about $15,000 ——_eo—_— . SaseaTH BREAKING.—The pdlice will have to pe active, in order to prevent the increase ot Seacaerty conduct om the Sabbath within the limits of the District. Compared with the Jarger cities of the Union, our District is quiet; but before the influx of roughs from alt sections of the country, and the colonization of contrabands from the South, it was not unfre- quent that the Sabbath re) showed less than balf as many disorderly cdses as Sunday, when the following disorderly and dranken First Precinct, consoli- Precinct, county, Tv Georgetown, one ; fourth, seven cases; sixth, two cases; seventh, four cases: vighth, foar ¢ases; tenth, one case. _s — —.——~: REMOY AL.—See annowncement elsewhere of removal of the office of the National Union Ia- surance Company to No. 348 Penn. avenue, between 6th atid 7th streets. great ip- crense of business of this fav compan: rendered it necessary to estxbdl this central =—- con venienj for the public. ‘The offi- cere of this company are: . Knap, Presi- “ Riess President, N..D. dent; Geo. W. Riggs, Vice Larner, Secretary. Difectors—Ohas. Knap, Geo. W. Riggs, Thos. Perry, G. S. Gideon, Marsbal) Browp. R. Wallach, Daniel Dodd, H. “OF | b R Fag Rivers Gertiv0 Smare in the vicinity ofthe northera boundary con- pope to be a favorite ot go nage — Sunday evenings. ut un thes flew wer frst Sa Sn nore where each.left Teen se- euril irther hearing. proba- ble, (Bees ver, that the amount Will be gonfisca- ted in a majority of the cases, as the gentlemen Rh Od a ve eS as z John Burr. gga Edward ‘Adams, aad they POST PR aS 5 « Disyones? SEutaNt,—Yesterday, Detec- tives Clarvoe and McDevitt arrested Aladelia Rogers, alias Maggie Rogers, on the charze of the larceny of over #100 worth of tadies cloth-,| ing from the residence of Mr. Chas. T. Smith, Vermont avenue, belonging to Mrs. Smith Mrs. Pugene Lewis, who boards -at the ho The accused hired as aseryant at Mr. Smith’s, and lived there but two or three days when sbe left, and the clothes were missed abont the same time The officers succeeded in securing Most of the coods. She hada hearing betore ag peta Richards, who commitied her to jail. ~ ae eee More GOLD DicG1Nne@s.—It is stated that cold bearing quartz has been discoveredon the farm of Mr. Pierce Shoemaker, on Rock Creek, about 5 ‘8 from this city. and that already some capitalists have taken the ipitiatory steps towards developing the new diggings. sce CITY ITEMS. | Svppen Cuayox.—In “the Ladies Soda Sa- loon to-day at 1] a m. thé thermoineter was as Jow as 60, yegterday it was up to Sv. tls See a EMENT elsewhere of an inter- chool exhibition of the Second nday School to take place Thursday eve = o—— Citizens in want of good-fitting bave them made to order in all styl Marlow’s, 02 Pennsylvania avenue, between Oth and 10th Streeta. a4 Berter Late THAN Never.—It your teeth are going, and you have not yet tried the «So- zodont, a preservative, try it now. Aban- don al! other gentifrices. and give ita fair cbance: itis guaranteed to be as harmless as water. - Covens anp Corps are OrtTEN Over- LOOK ED.—A vontinvance for any length of time . Brown's Bronchial Troches” are offered with the tullest comfideace in their ef- fleacy. giving most invariably sure and imme- diate relief. restaurant, yivania ih street, (formerly Chas. Wer- all good things of the seagon can erved up. Free lunch’every ‘day at 11 o'clock 3 STRAWBERRY rk 1yAt.—The ladies con- Chutch of the Ascension, (Dr. m H street, between 9th and Festival on Tuesday nt, and continue Wednes- y ‘sday, the 23d and 2ifh instants. A pleasant time is anticipated. Give them a cal . 3 ~ = AVeny Handsome Chamber Set for sale— black wainat; nearly new. Also, a sr of Housekeeping requisites. Inquire 6th street, between D and E, Island. or 5 street, at Store. — --@ Corns, buNiens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Penusyl- vania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of. fice hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m., and 6 tos p. m DIED GODDARD, (n'the myaite of the 224. at ten minutes part | o'clock, JULIAN AUGUSTINE, or —_ 10 months,sow of Audrew and dar His funeral wil’ take place to-morrow, ( Wednes- day.) 23d, at 3 ociock p. m., from No. 37 a street On the 224 instant, CHARLES THOMPSO: Hi. son of CW. and Margaret J. Thompsoa, aged lvenr and 4 months. The fuverat Will take place from the residence ef fis parent: .H street, near 3d, en to morrow after- moon, at 3 0 cleck, i HEATH. fu this city on Monday morning, the 2iatinst.. Mr J. HAKRY HEATH, in the ‘bth ear of 3 : r The fi res wet tale place to-morrow (Wednes- day) afternoon, at 3 o'clock. atthe Key Dr. Smith’s Church on 9th street. Friends of the family are cordially invited to id aoe es LOST AND FOUND. RBEWARD—Strayed or stolen. on the 19th instant, one red horned COW, with Lole $10 in esch horn; on thi nt of calving. The above Feward will be paid for ner recur io Wat, BAR: BETT, corner and L streets. my 22 2t" . yake UP—On May 19, 1366. a stray COW and CALF; red cow, white head and white belly snd marked on beth ears, and a black mark on the requested to come forward, . hi ad take her aay. ee gone BURGESS,‘on K street south my _my 22-3t* _ between 15th and léth streets east. Wo COWS ME TU MY PKEMISES MAY ¢ark red, horn; and one 4 eee will come ss ‘ard, expenses, an J om away, o' tney will be-sld at public suction thirts from date. 77a. G. BOHR, Piney Sra Bace Course, léth st. Road. BEWARD—Lost, last night in thi a wy 22-80" 5 War $ a POCKET BOOK — visiting cards. a receipt-for the regi let, containing five doliar er pS pers. istry of 5 er tain t money and recurs Ste nen “oo he ij re- turning ti Boo! 2 street, near a aes JOHN H, DIGGES. on Saturday moro- ES 2F REWAR Stolen. 25 ing, between Sand ¢ o'clock, in Prince Cy id Md., near Adelphia Mill, one iron gray STA ON, about 153, bands high; of his tail white, and full white face the scraiches on his-hind feet; with O saddle ang bridle, shod all round. reward fe@ the horse an 25 for tye thief. J.P. FREEMAN. 562 L street. between 6th apd 7th, or WM. H. EEMAN. Prince George's county, Md, my 22-3t™ STEAYED OB STOLEN—A small Brown 0OW, lightly spotted on back ene feet; split onsright ear. The finder will besrewarded by giving infor- mation at 426 14th street tay 21-3t~ OST—On the lith a GOLD BRACKELBT with the owner’s mame en the inside. A reward will be paid on leaving it at the Star U1 my 19-3t™ 1 0 BEW ARB b—Lost—Twe very smal! green PARBOTS about the size of robbins; val- wable to the owner on accoyntof bei The above reward will be by Tea 573 13th street, Island, or at the Nati Bepub- lican Office. 511 9th street. _my 19-3t petting roag gerd or anges on yosteréat morning. May 1s, from the corner of K ai ware ave! ue. 8 red COW, with white belly; white flanks; white hips; and small white spots on her forehead. The above reward will be paid if returned to MICHAEL DALEY, corner of K street and Delawére avenue. my 19-3t* 5 REWARD—Lost, May 15, between 7th and *th streets. and P and Q streets, a $100 COMPOUND USTEREST TKEASUBY NUTE, dated August 1h ass, series *‘A,” No. 15432. The above reward will be paid if leftat (. A. CRAW FORD'S Grocery, corner of P street north and 8th street west. my 17-6t* REW WiM be paid for a Black, Square $5 q wa lost on lath, Feet, ovene Massachusetts avenue and fo see Hill, on Tues- day afternoon. Inquire at 81 office. my 16 G2®*4T BEDU ig. ne MATTINGS, MATTINGS, MATTING, FROM THIBTY CENTS UP. | ; 500 PIECES JUST REOKIVED-—WwHiTE, OHECKED, AND FANCY. . ALSO, 4 LARGE LOT OF CHEAP WINDOW SHADES, OIL CLOTHS, AND CARPETS. -» 30 First oLass CARRIAGES FoR 6H1L DREN. By BUCHLY, - ‘my 19-6¢" » = FO* SAUD. LACE SHAWL or $100 less than its true value, Very cheap in- ETCHISON’S Fancy, Store, L ABBEY « No. 333 G veel appecinet fo 0. s , 8. EK. corner . ait a! this mort voaithtal seni ets have also several vacant Ooms except tp imnaligs, miB-i* —Wast riding Roca ip every city, . my #1-3t Just received, poe ernest ae CP Coe | WANZED IMMEDIATELY_« Bass: ae eae der st aaineuakeean Me: W ANZED A WHITE WOMAN. 3: vot nurse arge ot an it of 47 Kstreeg, near the Mexican Misies Fi A SPOTS A Te SREMEE Z Ww -indasprious, tidy _snd_willin, SEED aa eas New York avenue. my 22-2" EE ea Peele ee Ra aes ar iron, 5 ag Ww dete to Bou Woot setae. Pe - WA 0 * ASST ie poek NOW REApy. : F tila THE SADDLE, y r Bakery Git.serx. of Baltimo oamprired in volirme, containing a fine tfe- Uke portrait of the Major; comprising a truthful Barration of the movoment., incidents, and hair- cadth eecapew of the Major and hix command Teflecenmeced with the 0.8. A., during tne late Agents wanted. to circulate thi work ifnmedi- town ani county, Exclusive L ‘aleante & Co. 104 Weet Baltiaore street, Baltinfore, Md. mouths, _my 2-3 per aitah ASESTS WANTED —NEW BOOK The wy Ra LOse Catia 8 “~ War: le OLLARD. of irginia. Comprising a full and authentic t of th rise and pede of the late ‘Southern Uonfeders, gress cy. The Campaigns, Battles, Incidents. aud Ad most gigantic struggle of the ventures ot the World's History. ° Complete in one Purge Royal, Octave Volame*of pearly 200 pegs, with 21 splendid Steel Portraits distivgnis! onfederate Leaders: Mr. Pollard agement and authority. of Johuston. Beauregard, "*Dick” Tayler, FF Lee, Ex-Governor Wise, and other dist! Confederate Leaders . SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION. Exclusive Territory given. Send -stamps for terms, ¢irculars, ac. Address~ : T: PALMER & OO.. 104 West Baltimore street, jaltimore, M4. Generals Le: my2pttlaw Ba A GOAOHMAN WANTS A SITUATION: rows rm phas ne objection to go to the country. > ply at the Star Office for A. 8. my 2!-3t™ ageod GIRL to housework. Non bat first-rate washer and ironer need apply. Freach y, Be 6 | ty _my 4-2t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—At the Brookivn street. two active, energe’ N as canvassers nsurance nate at Boom No, 7 A *QUNG COLORED WOMAN. Witv UNDER stands nursing and chamberwork, wants a K stree-, between 3d and 4th _seuths _tny 21 3t™ ELIZA JOBNSON, SES for Cengressmen and others. Also, several small HOUSES and LOTs for cash. from $3 ev0 to $8,000 each. WELLS & HAHN, his business well; can do gardea work qui Ap- \ 7 ANTED—In came family, without children, , lo 366 19th st., near Pa. ay. WwW Insurance and Real Katate Ageucy, #17 7th tween 2 andé o’cloc my 21-3 PLACE. No objection to traveling. Inquire on W ANTED —Wewant to buy choice and value ble HOU Also,a number of choice FARMS near the city, Corner 13th apa F streets, my 1% Im over White's Store, ANTED— = Everybody tocallandsesthe BARTLETT $25 SEWING MACHINE, It will do any kind of work. Itis made best manner and warranted for three years. I. ®. LIBBEY, Jeweller, Agent for the District ef Columia, 457th bet. D and K. E, who has had can bring good the my 15.Im* / ANTED—A. Ch N consideravle experieuce, references. Apply at 39 Gay strest, corner of Green. Georgetown i my 3-0 N EXPEBKIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- UATION in a private family or restaurant, Callon Mr. NEAL, 15th street,No 313. mh5 ANTEP.— 8EUOND HAND FURNITURS Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS; 'D- DING sudHOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description B. BUCHLY, £06 7th street, Je 8-tF between G and H. east side , eg oN FOR SALE AND RENT. Ore SS. ROOMS, &c OB RENT. FOR BENT—The entire premises heretofore knowy as the Enropean Hotel, at the cornet of Penn. avenrfe and Uth street The location isinthe center Of the city’@ busi- and is therefore unequalled in Washing son tices other business purposes ‘The whole building t being repainted and prepared for ren ing by the single room to insurance companies, professional men, agents and others desiring either effices or lodging rooms on. Pennsylvania avenue and in the center of the city. , Th rtion of the premises heretofore occupied auranot will be let for that purpose, to with the large kitchen with.fi ‘anges, the bath room and as many otherconventent rooms as the tenant may require. Also, the hall immediately over the Star's publication office, suitable wad most convenient for the meeting of sacieties of all descriptions, &. The prices forthese rooms range as gether from $5 per month to $25. Taautre atthe Star Ofice of Mr, . B. BAKER th tit le . “ayo W. D-WALLACH. OR SALE—Two STALLS, one im Northern Liberty, No. 1%6, and daein Center Market. Apply to McGIN, 186 Northern Liberty Mar- ket. my 16-6t* on E street north, fourth house from corner of FOE BEST—An excellent BUSINESS STAND Sth and E streets. north wide. Kent moderate: For 490 H street. north o1 Patent Bice, *PPIY St 490 Batre, eT OWLES my,9-tf Property Agent, JC OB RENT—At 467 13th street, betw ie E and + tw FUBNISHED. ROOMS on the first floor and four UNFURNISHED KOOMS on the second floor. The location is immediately north of Pa. av. of the best in the city. my Im FOR S4LE- VALUABLE PROPERTY—A LOT 48 fect front on E street, between 20th and 2ist streets. by 140, to.an alley, contsining near 6,300 feet of ground, with asubstantial Frame Dwelling, coptaini (large), with brick basement. The Lot is handsomely laid of witn walks and choice shrubbery. and being within a few minutes’ walk of the Departments, ald command the attention of persons desirous of ontaining. a com- idence. For terms, which wil} be easy, appl toW. B. LEWIS, Auctieneers; or A. W: DENWAM, No, 4061910 street, my's-cost Wwe HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES FOR . eer urnished or upfurnished, in the city ond Georgetown. owaMAN & GREEN, fe 13.tf 18 latelligencer Building. Fe, SALE—180 ACRES OF LAND st Hyatts- ville, tes minutes’ ride by railroad from Wash- ington, ta be divided lots to suit purchasers. The building sites are beavtifully located and and a view of th® conntry for miles around, persons doing business in Washington this pre- sents a fi yer vanity of securing countty seats St a convenient distance frem the city andin a Soaleag: _ —e neighborhood. For first choice apply at once - : “McKNEW & HICKEY sp7-eotf ~~ Boom 7, Intelligencer Buildi B KENT—Seven ROOMS on 19th street, be- tween @ and H, suited to a small family.’ Ap- ply at this office. . my 8-tf A IBST-CLA88 iLY FURNISHED HOUSE, situat ry dgsirable locali- FIN ed in pa Hi stréet, for rent on favorable terms te a lesirable occupant. Apply 352 18th street. be- tween H and ap 28-tf eee GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS 8 ata ScomPanys CEMETERY EORGETOWN, D. Arngeting of, the Boasd, of Direct a deporiied in the vault and entirely neglected ing them there. case the corpse fen days the said depofit shall go towards paying the expe: of interment; and that no corpae mae be allowed to remain inthe vault for a longs er lod of tim om a monhne, without special f BLE, Secrégary. LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.- A splendid assorfment ef BLAOK SILKS just received: and selling at K. guymane 117 Beidge Street, at $160 atid $1.75, heavy and good wai . Also, « full napply. of White Goods, vi ¥: BRIOS, Ac., &c., selling at greatly reduced r Cail and-convince yourselves. * my 22-5t* 117 Bridge street, Georgetown... piRN OHAMRE [)'85Ee SEfS, CHAMBER SETS AND N if Also, a la and I Hock, of HOUSE, FURNISHING ART such @s China, Glass. Earthen Ware, Tin Ware. Wonden-Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Baskets, &c., &c., cheap for cash, by. wr. Lézaney No. 124 Bridge st , Georgetown. WATER COOLERS, ICK ritodmns |N> (Ok a large stock of Weedon Uared Cork Lined WATEE GoOL Square and octagon sha: ; hy Self Ventilating A: devs yiatasiye en 1UK PITCHERS, Feduee my 21 2t No. 124 Bridg i Gis SEW SEOm, tol Rndgs atte, Sesghetertsogt rected large tape vari¢ty, Shawls, 8- RA AM F comes to the work with the encoar-. AUCTION SALES. -etory BRICK HOUSE, [For other 4uction Sales see fourth page.j DO. S05 Hh street, becw and & streets, “For farther * Tt GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. mation apoly to B. ARBE, Star Ofiee Tee B 2 SARE T- wil aan Fear now OUSES, with water in POR HINT i ar pon FRI HOUSE , the 5th instant, até elock ry RY c aball sell, th frent of the premises, two nari of coment a ” ‘inquire ou the peemtens” mye 2 PR I SY ny Two ll . my secret north Ferme Ops third cash; the balance in six and twelve Bonths secured sat of whe pa OR SAL otrecte Tih atreot HOPKING . CHEAP— G00 Renae with ry aoe. PRIVATE RESIDENCE on Mas. A BARE CHANOE—A aret rate STAND wo ar Pobit a colienres Shand Eth streets Th etree poeehing, Store gode at 673 |. On FRIDAY, the 2th inst., at 6 o'clock p. m., tale. Call directiy. =une ‘We shall tell, in front of ge Mouse No. - ;OBSALE—a p amber, kK located ar oeetally house. ring a newly og tera ening, ro iand.’ For nrer garden back. Opposite the Metropolitan Hotels my feos" reflase a handsome private OB SALB—RANE CH. = F AND PROVISION STome.d busi: i a he ov WELLES ; my 22-8t over White's Store, Gay of sate. REBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. (iat. and Chron | B® GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. FS SALE The LEASE of the ota 4 VALUABLE TWO-STORY -FRAME HOUSE oppostae re . ¢ | AND LOT on ath street west. be! poet caaury» with or without Stock | streets north at Public Aevticn and Fixture, fF eranort destrable loostion tn the | @n MONDAY. the 28th inste *, OF asipess. ‘ For fa rs apply af the store. > | Ecko ectn Seuaec Berta enna mncees art bnenodaeend deep toa 30 fect ved ALE—A FRAME HOUSE, conteininz 4 ements, consisting ofa well F i rooms. situated North Carolina avenue, | Frame House mn ii bi between id and ath streets east, nearly opposite | ina good neighborhoos. Ver? cesiral St. Peter's Church. For information apply et th: Terms: One-balf cash; balance in 6 and n 5 ped gene Burvey Office, on New Jersey avenu months, secured a ceed ‘ust remises. * vey anetn, e . my 22-3" WM. P. PATTERSON, Watchman. so pure down. ore te ps when the preperty is GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers . HANDSOME PRIVATE RESI FON 127 MSTRERL WET BETWEEN Mowe Tate ae -_. PATTERS piébe purchaser. 8530 down RENT_Six UNFURNISHED BOOMs, | ©" - & suitable for housekeeping. at Ne, 276 my 4 avenue, between lith and 12th sts. Beferances quired my 21 ree RENT—Threear four unfurnished let to with gas and water, will be EST EEN H ANDI 8Ts. ; NORTH. AT PURLIO AUCTION * JOrhsoa the latona: 20% © Pereet, between gi pad | NOW EDNESDAR ieee od cine next, at 6 o'clock p. m., we shall sell. on the premises part Lot No.8 in Square No. 238, having « well-built three story and attic Brick Dwelling se, COR- taining nine rooms, with large hall, and gas aH through tne heuse. The above progerty is in @ good location for any one wiphing to purchase a residence. It is built of it material and workma: Terms: @ne half casn; balance in six and twelve months. Balance secrred by a deed of trast on the Premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the coat of the purchaser $100 down when EEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Fe T—A GROCERY STORE. of eight . Feoms, with stable; gas and water in the house, Stock and Fixtures for sale reasonable. Apply at Star Office. m 21-2t* Kor SALY¥—The GOOD WILL and FIXTUBES ofa Mes\and Provision Sture near the n= ington Navy ‘ard. Will be sold cheap if plied foratorce. Bor particulars inquire at 606 7th street, Navy Yard Hill. * my 21-3t* FS RENT-—Part of the large FRAMK COT TAGE on ? street, three doors west of 14th, Location very healthy ead pleasant Convenient to Departments. Kent low to a small family. my 21-3t" : pok RENT—A FRAME HUOUSE. on 15th at west, uear L street north has eix rooms.in good order” Pawsessien iven on the Isto’ June or te of PECK & GI BSON, on the corner store. my 21-3t* *OK RENT—4 snall BRICK HOUSE, contsin- ing 4 rooms amd kitchen, with water and gas. Also, wsmall lot of FURNITURE for sale, suit- able for housekeeping; No. 403 9th street, be- tweéu H and I. my 21-2t* . B* GREEN § WILLIAMS, Austionsers No. 426. eorner sh and D strests. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUARLE BEAL ES. TATE ON THE CORNER OF 4°. ST. AND MARYLAND AVENUE At public suction. on TUESDAY. the fth day of Jane next, at 6 o'clock p.m., «hall sell on the Premises by virtue of a deed of trust from the subscriber to me. dated the 2th day of September, J&A. and duly recorded in one of our Land Records of Washington county, D. 0 the folfowing piece my 21-3t* *burveyor’s office. the improvements. Fo B town rooms, large yard.stablo, smoke house, wa’ Terms: One half cash. balance ins x and twelve months Balance secured by deed of trust on ites ig, county and S00 the kitchen Po-seasion givea immediately. La ie yp a ROR 40° | cown when t ‘operty Roc! off, in the quire of M.V. BUOKEY, at Station House, High | the hands of the mactiomeens: Mea ie theory oe street, Georg etow my 21-6t™ Fo RENT—BRICK D LLING HUUSE No. ° 3*6 H street, near 13th. containing 8 reoms and cellar; water and gas. Possession Ist of June. Forfurther information inquire at No. 203 léth eet. between the hours of 7 and9 a.m. and5 apd7 p.m. my 21 -tf Fe BENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containing 9 rooms Gas in allthe rboms snd pasm@ges; hydrantinthe yard. New Furviturein dining- room, kitchen, and four quire on the not complied with within fi cays after the day of tale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulti ag aser BA GOOBENOW. Trustee eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS Ancts parc! Washington. D. C.. May 22. 1866. Will be sold at Public Auction. on the premises, under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James M. Moore, A.Q. M .on SATURDAY 26, 1866, at 12 o'clock m.. tho fellowing described Government buildings, situgted at Seventh street wharf, in this city, viz Chief Quartermaster’sOfice, Depot of ra ay | chambers for sale. In- remiees. 192 6thstreet. corner N street, or of THOS. RIF FLX, 34% 7th #t., bear Mass. avettue. = my 21-3¢* Hoss, FOR BENT AND FURNITURE FOR G -honee, 16% rt. ALLE The wbolé or part of the SURNL- One (1) Blackamith shep. 18py 2 feet. TURE of bouse No. 356 H street north. between The bulldogs will be sold singl¥, and must be re 13th and Mth, will be sold ®& bargain, and pos- moved within fifteen days from date of sale. session of the premises given before the let of ‘Terms - yh, im Government funds. June if applied for before the 25th inst. The house D.H. BUCK ER, — sight —— and cellar, and will be let at Byt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, Ww ren enent. s a low rent to a goo ‘3. CADWALLADER, my 2 it Depot of Washington. my 21.2t* New Yor§ Herald Booms. - ’ALUABLE AND IMPROVED PROPERTY OR SALE.—239 acres of valual AND for fale, ten miles from hingten, about three hundred yards from a's Switch, to be — in —— suit purchasers, one — je improv: yaye pe dwelling, entirely new. Persons desirous of purche. “ng haudsome location for country residences will cal ¥ W. L. WALL & ©U., Auctioneers. TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the 2:th instant, we will sell. at Bublic sale, at the reayest of the heirs uf the late obn Sis. at the hour of 6 o'clock in the afternoon, rt of Lot numbered 3, situated in bered 14, in the city of Wash- il and see W. - ie feet more or less on 26th street, LESTER, on the mises, who will shor them ne and M street, and rofoing ON Pe ke. Wagrmation can also behaiatthe | back tothe creck. with the two Frame Hone otice of. F. WALKEE'S Lumber Yard, corset 3 : foth street West.and Canal. ma Bot iiprith the Te ponent eee eee {OR SALE—The BSTOOK and LIGENSE of ‘erms of sale; One-third cash: the balance of F Retail Grocery, well located. Will'be sold | the purchase y in 6and12months. A deed cheap, Apply corner 3d and @sts north. mi9-3t* Fo BENT—Three BOOMS, ott private apd pa- Dered, with-water in the ya Inquire No. 511 1ith street, three doors from Pa. wil rented low to @ small family. ‘CB RENT—PABT of a FUBNISHED HUUSS, containing kitchen. dini: and 4 = and deed of trust taken to secure the de- rred payments, with interest. All conwyancing ani stamps at the ont gfe urchasers. * my 2 W.. LL & CO. ucts. EINE BUILDING LOT ON CAPITOL HILL AT = PUBLIC AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 29th day of May, 1s%aqat 634 o’chock p. m.,on the premises, I shall ‘sel jer adecree be Supreme con — trict ef a > Columbi 6. in Square 786, freniing tw. Peeven (27) feet three ( taches ‘an East Capitol street, and running back eighty (80) feet, with the privilege of using two alleys, each 8 feet 4 inches wide on the east west sides of the ‘Ses, which are situated between 3d and 4th streets onrts and inn desirable ssighbor . é ‘erms: One-third of the purchase mon cash the balance in two equal payments at oix Do. town, ining room. parlor bed rooms Apply at 143 Washingtomat.. George. my 19-6t' ‘A first-class EESTAUBANT on + between 3d and =e sis For fur- ther particulars apply to FRED, LEMKUL, No. 199 43 at., bet. E and FP, Island. my 19 3t* F% EENT—BOOMS, suited taa small family. Inquire at 422 16th, street, between Han 1 streets. my 17-68" Fo TU) jo. 231 be- tween 14th and 15th streets. Possession given Ist June. Apply to FERD. BUTLER, No. 467 lith street “2 my 17-6t* br) a. - Doc, 7, it public auctien, "TOBACCO STORE. STOCK FIXTURES AND onder Set perchance ae tke ee pa OD WILL FOR SALE One of the best | the Tranter, or all cook t the option, of the pur usiness stands in the city. The proprietor is chasers, Stamps and conveyancing at purchase, compelled to sell on account of continued bad . _Y¥ FENDAL a Sinatreatynear Pentl.ave "OTM Agere | “my sa 3.6. "MeGuiRe & 00. Agcts street, . oe pee * YC. W. BOTELER, Auctgoneer, 4 TORE FOR RENT. STOCK AND FIXTURES 5 5 10th and “9 ST grea STORE Penis Stock caste ot kien ge ape +3 i ani 8 vy »for rent, of Hata, Shoes, and Fixtures i sale. TRhiok DWELLING ON 12TH STREEE 2. atthe time of purchese. A By virtue of @ deed ip trust beari remises, for Ye next ten day. . H., . 151, 52, ie J. H, McCATHRAN. it Waahlngten cotane. records of Washington cownty, D_ a : i sell, ik SALE—A portable PHOTOGRAPH GAL- | 0B. FRIDAY, May isth. at 5 0'clock p. m., on the Ferien of withone eee be ae premises. partof Lat No. 4.in Square No. 324, de- piture. Appiy corner Penn’a ave. and 18th stret, | 8 deed as follow: nning for the point twenty-eight fect mort of the square, running thence same at ashirgton, eeutbwest corner of said myl4-26" Fo BENT—A fine FRAME STABLE for six ast fifty feet, thence north teen i. ahorven, ith carringe-house and ‘hay Toft. ait sent anty feet te the line of tach atredl Sess met a on Temperanc: 'y . an sts. 0 Hi of said 12th street, ix ‘Apply a: 393 H strest, bet. 9th and 10th. ‘my 1 to the place of ies; Sepsteee min teen fe beginning: together with all atid bnguler the buildings, Tighte peieth es, and appurtenances thereto be: ing. @ im- ‘Fog. “with a three story back bulldine: isnot ts ing. a three-story ng, located on 12h street, between B and C sts Oonveyancing and Some ot Terms cash. ap l7-lawa&ds ARM FOR SALE er exchange for city prop- F erty.in ontemer county, Md., six miles above ‘ville. This Farm consists of 250 acres, Forfurther particulars apply at 401 12th street, bét. Land K, Washington. _’ my 16-im* OR EENT—The Furnished BESIDENCE of Admiral Goldsborough, 348 (Franklin Row) 12th and mittens. The sita- ion is proverbial for ite health, and the House is . . Trustee. CHAS. W. BOTELER, Auct, lied comventences of water, yore sls poatgonea eat WEDNESDAY oe 8 wi - |ral je ct room, BC. remises will be shown to amy | 234 instant, name hour aod place. ° Say who desire to rent, my 16-6t* | vue contre So rens, IE By order of the Tras “OR RENT—Very moderately, several desira- | _™Y184 F Vie OFFICES ‘and one large STORK. Also Y¥ GBEEN tranted to rent immediately three FURNISHED | FR * HOOSKS and | medium-sized UNF. NISHED HOUSES. Inquire 4 bit) tee. CW. BOTELER, Auct. & WILLIAMS‘ Auetioneers, lo. $26, corner 7th and D sts. north. Penna DESIRABLE SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE ona Tl : my 16- Fike? AND SBCURD WARDS ‘aT PUBLIC LE—Wil! be sold at ‘ifice, # = Ol De 3 FGeate ond FURST TORE or s'ditesrtne | WRDNBODATY: the tole tosis “at Sf o'elock » and Boarding house. 18 furnished bed-roome, par- | ™., wé sbail sell. in front of the . Lots 8 jor, dining-room. kitchen. bar and fixtures, and | #049. fronting on Twenty-second street west, be- evérything ready fer business, conventent to all inp he po spa = tp og at py ek theder nts. _Apply at 21% Pa-av. _m 9-135 north, in Square No. 70; Lets 6,7_8. 9, and 10, on 0 Fe® sare. street! Twentieth aud Twenty-first sts.; south quarter of Lot 12. on Mi pehire a nue, between N and O streets, in Square No. 97; ‘Lots 1. and 4,at the cormerof Massachusetts nd Seventeenth street. in Square No. 157. 1 HOUSE and LOT of 48x95 feet on Oth stréet west, gerden, fruit trees, shade trees, &c! Good: FBAME HOUSE, 6 rooms, $1,600, “Also, on TAURSDAY. the lith last, are cicock BRICK HOUSE, of 10 rooms, wjth or without | 8. m.-jn front of the priamees, ‘Lote it is, wad Furniture. x » |. @t the corner-of } frconth srest and U street 1 HOUSE of 5 réoms, °® 1ith street, $700. pots or of Thirtecath etteet cad Sareea me the Apply to the . ; Terms | One belt canbe ten a pa SOUTHERN REAL ESTATROOMPANY, | months, tvs, secured by a deed of Crust’ om the =i SOS Teh etree | EE Re eet eC the eens, Ona Zeveaue stampe Cu HALL, . Pie : each piece at the fallof the hammer. a ar Corner a anaerivents av. and lith street. my 5-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aycts. Over Nagle he ‘ Peg ee OE or moath, for Gon- . These Hails are very are ver large snd epaatges: sage For terms 4 . janie apply on the as wo F Trute, ABMRtC™ QOPe 20" Jt 7 THE ABOVE 8 18 TPONED os oe UDR ig N & WILLIAMS, Aucts, and one of 108 acres, in high state of cultivation, will give t sttention to Fizclceee Gant amie Sey wee | Sees eal apennacemeng oe SOIREE eects By PE Tig Lebo, Boe Carag A be aa nk A di iat < LD GREAT BARG W's ai foreoon. Het We. 3oen Soneee jo. # Ti test apposite the Teslasenr’st s, el fee eet or art: having @ frame ewe etary 2 building whieh oan be converted to RAGLE & CO.. Auc- AY, > : of property. viz: Beine that part of Square D Kok RENT—Two, BRIGK HOUSES, one on coutnined within the following inetes and bounts: ., Pa. avenue. No. 373.17 roems; one on corner | Beginning for the same at the cou! beast. corner of” ‘fo st and Missouri avenue, 13 rooms; Brick | the eaid square, and running thence north 1isfeet House on Va_avence. I rooms. Apply H. | to analley; thence in « southwesterly direction &. JONNSON, No. v4, opposite N&- | with the line of eaid alley 5) feet 7 inches. then tional Hetel, my 21-6t ina southeasterly direction with a linagat right For BALE LOW-Niee cligivly situated ou Maryland avenne 127 feet 3 inches to the BUILDING LOTS, only two « south line of the said square; and thence in a site of new market: house, on the Ter poet pocrcunph daar paer) logs then ine exsy. Ingnire at Brooklyn {nsarance and Real | fee! place of begi : a ne Lot Wetate Agency, 517 7th street, between 2 wo | No. 1-im Square B, ae ther are senmden te ae o'cloc| AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON 4ND TO-MORROW. BBX Y™. &. Wale 200. Auctioneers. BX: ‘3 SALE OF A NEAT AuD.COR- FOBTABLE BMAME HOUSE Meese a cH Ms it i Hees He fi ? : i g ul FI ih 3 s ie itt te His RF mM fi I 3 i . ecu - Immediately after said sale wifi be sol rame woilding in the rear of the b ‘eecribed. - T ‘ash an house must be moved off withine reasoa- t sale. ae aed OEEE BR raters of Biizabeth He deca mt. 5 ji WAL: €00.. Aucts. ¥ GREEN ad ~ a jo. 626, Corner7th and D streets. TEUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING ‘ets AT AUCTION On TUESDAY. the ‘ey, instant, we will sellin tront of ¢ at 6 o'clock p. m.. by virtue of a deed of trast to the subscriber, pare yd af rey. 1855. and re col in Liber J A. 8.. jon 50S Bee. 305, 300. SLT and 3/8, one of the land vecords of Wase- roperty lying og in ton storecala, Gis ots pum dered twenty ni: Bumbered five ne Shird cash; balance months, with inferest trom day of A Gand given apd deed of trust taken. Ail conveyaneing and revenue stampe at the cost of the purchaser If the terms of sale are rot camplied with in five Gaye after the saie, the Trustee reserves the wight te resell the property ab ihe risk and cost of first purchaser by advertising such resale three times iu the National Intellie . CHAS. 8. WA ACH, Trustee. my 9-f GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts B* J. 0. McGUIRE & C®., Auctioneers. EXECUTORS SALE OF TWO peice DWEL LING HOUS®S ‘AND LOTS ON NEW JER VENUE, NEAR L STREET NORTE On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 294. at sic o'clock, on the premises. we #! sell, Lote | and 3, inH. B. Sweeny's subdivision of Square 656, fronting about 74 feet on New Jersey avenue, pear L street north. and running through to 3d street est, improved by two three story brick dwellin honses, Well built, with @ side lot te each, and wil be sold separately ~ Terms. One half cesh; residne in six and twelve Months, secrrei upon the property. Oonveyancing Bt the cost of the purc Sale peremptory, If the term of sale are not complied with within one week from day of sale, the property will be re — St the rick ond empense of the defaulting par chaser or purchacers. porn? JAMES FITZPATRICK, . Execntor Dominic Conroy. my 11 dts 4 McGUIRE & 00 , Aucts. B* JAMES ©. McGUIRE & 00., Auctionsers. SALE OF FINE THREE-STORY BRIOK DWELLING HUUSE . On THURSDAY. May 17, at 6 o'clock p. m,we shall sell Dwelling-Housé with Lot, lecated and being No. 76 K etreet, between 2th And 25th, . isturnished with modern improvements, ve.andah and fountain in fropé new fange in kitchen, com- Sw oes sewerage, stable and earriage house with river's apartments on rear lot. St«bling for six horses. Possession given immediately Terms: One-third cash; balance in +ix and twelve menths. secured on the property. Couveyaucing at purchaser's cost. sitive. M "0 MYGUInE & 0O., Aucts. my 10 (int) J S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN ert ee ca tpchement ey ae ot » Ma: same and place. mre GOR meetin es. ‘Aucts.. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUASLE TWO-STORY FRAME 8E AND LUT. BRONTING ON STH STREER WEST. BETWEEN L AND M STREETS NORTH. AT PUBLIO AUGTION. On TURSDAY, the 224 Instant, st6 o m-*. we shall rell.-on the of Naylor & Koin: Terms: One-half cash; balance 6 and 12 months secured by a deed of crust on the premises. Ali conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the property is my 17-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. X GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. FivE BUILDING TS. TING ON H 8T: NOBTH 'D 12TH STREET East aT PUBLIC AUOTIOR. On TUESDAY, the 22d i &t 6 o'clock p.m., in frontof the ises, subdivisien of Lot No 9. im Square je, 982, ve bendsome Building Lots, hav- ing 20 feet front by 90 feet deep, to a 10 foot alley. We call attention of sbing to pur- chase @ good Building Lot. ° ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, i secured by & deed of trast on the premises Mi conveyancing and revenue staups —— of the purchaser” $25 down on each By: GREEN & WILLIAMS. Avcts._ B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. ACCTION SALE OF A NEW Two- FBAME HOUSE AND LOT ow in x = south ‘D mreets, +. Terms: One half cash’ balance. 6 and month, secured by a deed of trust on the a rei tie purchase. “Sb dswe Seariene cece of 27 15-4" GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucte, Y M.K. WALSH & GO in | BBY i: 223 GEELS SO Awctionsers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS. &c., AT RO ake me at BELOW Pa! 8 AVENUE, A CTION. on WEDNESDAY MO ‘orclock, we will sell, dati fae ee No. "4 Pa pomey en u Firatvore Contained therein, Gotsee Sen: : Window Bhades and Curtains. Looking Seeking Stoves and Fixtures. ® tese'with'g 4, Crockery and py 5 Terms cash. ™ 21-2t M.K. WALSH & ©O., Avcts. Y¥ C. W. BOTELER, Auctioncer. BY “Davee » between 1th and 1ith. eS Ager ee ee - On WEDNESDAY, ‘commencl e’clock, I will'sell. at the 3 RORY pon a doctining bousekeeping, No. 231 B street, ws t flair ih ‘Arm Obair _ Walout noes ¥ Chairs Walnut jle-top iH Bush seat Reception , Venetion Blinds Wire ance ghar eas Painted Cottage Bets, Tatiet Sete ring, Hai (ane, Heit and Husk . tresses with & general assortment of Kitchen roae Forni‘ure ae Term~ cdeh. my 21-2t FRY GREEN & V ‘Auctioneers. CTION SALE OF A VALUABLE CORN spor att forner of North Oapoline aveuseusd . the 1ith street east. < . FRIDAY, the 18th [nGart. ot o'clock. n.. Seesmic “Tr One batt cach, balance in ix and twelve : I f GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. — WEDNESDAY the Si specs same hoes nd