Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1866, Page 3

—— Ne AMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-NIGHT CANTERBUSY.—AI the star pertormers in a capital bill of novelties, this evening. Axavostas ISLAND —Afterneon and even- Ang yi f House Painters’ Union. Wor MEN'S CONVENTION meets at Uiry Hel , this evening. Paik or TRY Sevextu Presryrertan CHUECH, 7th street, l-land.—Au odavirably coucucied fair Low epen. ——_e—____. MextING tN fhe Firvru Warp —Last eve- wing, & meeting Of the friends of Mayor Wal- inch wae brid im Dooly’s Hall, corner of Pa. | avenue spd 3d Street east Mr A. Dodge was called to the chair and Mr. J. >. Slater appomnted secretary. The Chair offered the following: Wheres» Richard Wallach has practically proved himself the friend of the workingman and of the eight-hour system : therefore be it Resolved, That we rie ge endorse and Prove the course pursued by Richard Wallach, our present Mayor, and in appreciation of his wise policy and friendship for the working people, we hereby unanimously nominate him for the next term, and pledge him our undi- vided support at the ensuing election. And be ut farther resolved, That the following- named pentiemen, viz: William H. Hamilton, for Board of Aldermen; William A. Mulloy, Jonn W. Mead, Alfred Richards, for Board of Commer Council: and Thompson Van Ris- Wick, for Assessor, are hereby unanimonsly Pomingted by the citizens of the Fifth Ward for the offices above named; and we also pledge them our hearty support. The besa J 5. the question, and the resolu- tions were adopted. The Chair apnounced that if there was no further business he was ready to receive a Tetion to adjourn, and Mr. Mitchel! made such motion, which was carried. Workin ‘8 Mass Mretine.—Last eve- ning, a x eeting of the workingmen was seta at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, under the auspices of the executive committee of the workingmen’s conveation, which was quite largely attended Heald'’s Washington Brass Baud was stationed near the platform, and during the evening enlivened the meeting by discoursing take lm music. The chair was occupied by Mr. W. R. McLean, President of be convention, and the stand was occupied by the other officers of the convention and the « ive committee. The Navy Yard men d up headed by Hoke and Dunn’sdruam corps and marshaled by Mr. John Sinclair. Spirited addresses on the eight-hour move- ment and the rights of the workingmen were delivered by Messrs. H. Clay Preuss, Richard Emmons, John L. Hayghe and Geo. W. Fran- eis. Attbe conclusion of the addresses, the Sbair announced that in @ short time another Mass wpeeting would be held, and the meeting adjourned. a FLANYERY'S Srrpro.—Yesterday, accident- ally calling in the studio of Mr. Fiannery, we Were gratified to find a bust of the late George Aiiler, one of the old-time merchants and most respectable citizens of the Metropolis. We anorrstand it is to be cut in marble, to form a portion of the monument ordered by his family to be erected by the Flannery Brothers over his remains in enwood. The bust has been modeled from a small carte de visite, and Mr. F., in the plaster, nas so well succeeded as to ty the family and triends that he will do will do full justice to the marble. Mr. F. has also turned out several copies of his bust of Mayor Wallach, nd also a number of copies of his Lincoln. His bust of Mayor Wallach is hibition at Markriter’s, on 7th street, its jewelry store, on Pennsylvania near the Metropolitan Hotel. Mr. F.s studio is at No. 496 Massachusetts avenue. SF ES Tue Concert at GRrover’s THEATRE.—This con is fo come of next Saturday evenm tnd the lovers of music are promised such apr ne as idom appears before the Washing. public. gin addition to Mr. Habelmanu, Miss Sehafdt, and Mr. Wheat we have the celebrated performer on the violinceilo, Mr. Jungnickel, who is said to have no equal in this country. Mr. Habelmann will sing some of bis mest popular songs, including Beetho- xens “Adelaide,” and Miss Schmidt will per- form several of De Beriot’s master pieces. The principal feature of the programme, however, ts a Duetton the violin and violincello. Mr. Whest will perform some of Lizts most aiffi- cult pieces. The lovers of music should not fail to hear these talented artistes as it will be th: ‘ appearance this season in Washing- ton ——_.—_— IAL ATTENTION is invited to the Tras- tees sale of Kennedy & Webb, by Jas. C. Mc- Guire & Co.. Auctioneers, of the valuable Property cf the Ingle estate, the sale to com- menee to-morrow afternoon, 3ist instant, with the avenue property, located on south side of Pennsylvania avenue, near corner of 6th, at present occupied as astore. Aiso, same after- noon, will be sold two more very desirable sites for business purposes, on same side, same avenue, just below the first named store. This Toperty, as is well known, is desirable for usinéss purposes, and presents opportunities not often offering to obtain such on Pennsyl- vania avenue. ——_o——__ Excursion TO GLYMonT.—The excursion to <Giymont by the Ladies’ Mite Society of Ry- land Chapel, which was to have taken place to-day, is postponed to Friday ef next week, June Stb, 1966. CITY ITEMS. GENTLEMEN in want ofa fashionable Hat, at reasonable price, would do weil to call at Ker"s, 525 7th street, under Avenue House. ——$—— HEwwING has a very tasty assortment of light cassimere Pants and Vests which he is offering to the public at the extremety low rates of Une Price only. It anybody disbelieves this let bim try and see. a JEWELRY AND SILVER-PLATED WarE— 1,000 styles to choose from for only one Dollar. at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, the only one im this city. No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, third door from 4 stree=. ——e——— Mrssrs. Yates & Sk_ey. Dry Goods Me:- chante, No. 323 Pennsylvania aveaue, aa- nownce to the public tuat having laid in their stock before the recent advance in the market that they are selling it at the old prices. Pur- chasers are requested to examine their stock tefore going elsewhere. 3 ———$ Gea Tue Best! Hygienic Wine is the onlv tonte endorsed by physicia: lt is nota con- —— of spirits; it is a pure, =, eles ‘with medicinal properties approy' physi- cians. Try it eee ‘convinced. It pk ages the blood, and is the best appetizes known. Fors fine Table Wine, ask for “Muscat Perle.” — ‘renee. Stewart & Thomas, Agents, S11 7th street. port Da 5 Bett AA Foreign Ormvion.—Extracts from ‘Testumonials, giving evidence of the «Brown's Bronchial Troches.” “I have derived greater benefit from the ‘Troches’ than from anything I ever tried.” BrooxHovuse Bow.er. Prime Tenore of the British Operatic Asso- ciation, London. “Lnever knew sucha wonderful cure for Hoarsenese.” W Rawpatt. Oxtord Music Hall. E vglish vey of “The ‘Troches give satisfaction. “Very benefictal in clearing the Throat, wher. compe! to sing, though from cold. AlysLEy Cooxg, Uf the “Royal Italian Opera,” London. Miss Lovisa Pywez, of the “Royal Italian Opera,” speaks of “the Troches,” in the high. est terms, and uses them constantly to clear ‘or Coughs, Colds, and Thr Diseases, the Troches are mvariably Ghenwoax a ——___ SvTRawWsSERRY Festiva..—a festival Be the censios, ev. ". ikney’s, t 2 10th, this 3 tween we sihis evening. The exertions to make this one in whatever they undertake bave no doubt 1 will be an Our readers, however, should tor themselves. pl Oproy Hatt CLoTHIne Rooms, Street and Pennsylvania asvenue.—immense stock of clothing of every Wweoffer for sale at ten per cent. lower ny other House in this city. Don't fail to call at Odeon Halil. 48 ae penraiitnastens Best Coat Ou, 65 cents lon, at Stew- ars, corner 1th and Hetteetae ae — ue _ CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE, &c. 1 Tor Assasor of "he election, (im 3 = CaRb—The snaouncement of fame a the daily pepets of this city ae Scandi ~ it in the ‘Third Ward, was an- .84 1 am not = candidate fur this uuder the city goverumant F McGHAN. == WORKINGMEN’S UNCUNDITIONAL | 1x EL ET. Tt for Cone by nod by other office GHT-HOUB TICK ¥ rok MAY HORATIO N. Ka, Workingmen std their friends will meet at Hi.on WEDNESDAY, 30th instant, at 8 beg fap de the ward ticket. SECOND WARD, POR Mayor HOBATIO N. BASiY. FOR ALDERMAN, GEORUE T. BAUR THIRD WARD. ror Your. HOBATIU N. BASBY. MMON COUNCIL: a For JOUN W. siMMs, GEORGE W. UALVERT, E. F. QUEEN. ASSE ron JOHN Kase FOURTH WARD. FoR MAYOR. HOBATIO N. EasBY. FOR ALDERMAN BLIJAH EDMONSTON. * FOR COMMON COUNCIL. WILLIAM BH. NALUEY, BOUBEKT BALL, BR. B. OWENS. FIFTH WARD, FOR mAvor HORAT!O. N, EaSBY. FOR ALDTE Cov. JAMBS A. B COMMON COUNCIL, W. P. FBRGUBON, A. P. McK ENNA. J@HN B. BBYAN. FOR ASSESsOR, B. F. bDYEK SIXTH WARD. Fen MAYOR HORATIU N. EABBY, FOR ALDERMAN. JOHN E. HERKELL. FOR COMMON COUNCIL, JAMES M, DALTON. RICHAKD ROTHWBLL, WILLIAM TALBERT. ALSO. FOR COM®ON COUNCIL. JOHN H. PEAKE, CABY W. WHITE, BICHARD KOTHWELL. SEVENTH WABD. FoR MAYon. HORATIO N. EASBY. Workinemen and their friends will meet at Po- tomac Hallon WEDNESDAY, 30th instant, at 8 P. m., to complete Ward ticket. my 29'st* S7-TO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON — A delegation ef Workingmen from all the wards of this city having called on Hon. WM. B DER (ex-Mayor) in reference to th: election, he hi ntborized them te dectines being a candicate for the Mayoralty. and will. in his present position of Alderman, do all in his power to farther the interests of the work- ing clas my 29 FIRST WARD—The following ticket will be supported at the ensuing election by many Conservative Voters: Mayor—RICHAKD WALLACH. Alderman—JOHN B. TURTON. Councilmen—C. B. BAKER, JAMES KEL- LEY. JAMES P. TUSTIN Assersor—JOHN T. C, CLARK. FiBST WABD TICKET, or— cee otOHARD WALLACH. ermau— Ores TORN B. TURTON. For Gomme Courcil— EBB, CLAKENOE B. BAKER. J. PATTERSON TUSTIN. For Assessor— J.T 0. OLARK. THE FOLLOWING men were nominat of voters of the First Ward : iderman— NICHOLAS CALLAN, 8k. Common Council— SAMUEL T. DRURY. CLARENCE B. BAKER, ANDREW CARROLL. or— GEORGE F KIDWELL. my 17-te ELECTION NOTICK. FIRST WARD. ¢ following Ticket will Pperted by the yoters of the First Ward at the cusuing elec- tion: For Mayor—-RICHARD WALLACH. For Aldcrmes JOHN BY TURTON, For Common Geuncil_JOHN A. RHERM, ARDREW CABROLL, and CLARENOE 6. Ba: For Asseesor—GEORGE F. KIDWELL. my 21-te s807. my 24 te my 23-te NAMED GENTLE St a large meeting . CHABLES I. CANFIELD will be rted as an independeat candidate for ‘ommon Couneil of the Secoud Ward, &: my 20-40 MANY VOTERS, CANDIDATES FOR SEUOND WARD. _yor— a nziciiaRp WALLAOH. rmen— eau J. KUSSELL BARR. acilmen— beleatar Wy PEUGH ANDREW J Joyvos, Ht. ObaY STEWART. THIRD WARD TICKET. san rad . BICHARD WALLACH, seme al JOB W. ANGUS. an BANK McGHaN 8G For Assessor— 2-6t* my 19-td THIRD WABD.—At s meeting of th Ry bes se lem: Bated as candidates to be supported a suing election: ‘or May or0 OHABD WALLACH. Aldermen— For AlderOnN T. GIVEN. hd JORN ha ims, FOURTH WARD TICKET—T. iG; ia the coming Municipal Blection. sid ABD WALLACH. ‘a DMO! : rity : poe Cs Sass: eee ERSON. my 17-4 te THE FOLLOWING TICKET WILL BE eo ee ae civisepe of the SIVTH WARD" . “1° RICHARD WALLACE. Ay ee COL. JAS. A. TAIT. Covseages z ee my 3-te B. F. DYER. SIXTH WARD —The Heket will Vel w. oe WM. i my 2 te eee OS mee 1 Y NOMINA- jer Mayor—H. WN. N. aTES Ee Baroe atoees BORA PEEL: S'S TICKET. RATIO N. BASBY. THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION | FOR SALE AND RENT. DA EOD & {For other “Wor Rent and Sale” advertisements re a election - see first page.) jeorma| (OB BENT—' three-story SBIGK HOUSE, For Gummon Goneetinn ee No. bes meat street, Rowers, .f— LJ sires, . , Coptalat: . lor- GkORGR WRrane, mation apply toU B BARBE, Star vice. Ith ae = ForRen —at sory molerai price. twocoa- JOBN H RIRD my %-te gee, tee ont eafarnial 3 Britt wie t : Louse below ad ntrest, maith aides nee ees ANTS FFOR $4. 8—the iD Ww FIXTORES W. pratima: SARS ihe ot Beene ty BY ; bins ie, circemstances ig | between sth and 98u ots Suatous te obtain ® ELLUALION a4 COpyisty The well louse called vid be willing to instruct small chilorea at he INGTO! bata HOUSE ws Cot twice $i, Oud oth streets. Inquire at th rhomes. App.y at Star Office. may 3) 2" GUOD CULUKED wOMAN WANTED TO SPROSS & MUBLEISEN's. eneral mall +1 cook and dog usework. None need Guticus,- Apel) at 298 Leanne ceed doe trom ations. - corner of 0th, south side.” my 30 Ww aNTED Ine private family. a GEBMAN Fee BENT—Three BOOMS. communicating, uquire at No. 247 Pena. av 8 second fleor, with and water; very cun- ta. SEITZ. my 29-8" | venient for bousekeeping: at 259 @ atrecr. bet, D—By Ist of June a Tow respectable | 13th and Math. my 30-3t* ES. a! ‘9 22d street Te LET—HOUSE No. 154 P. bet. eh 17th and isth atreete. with | bath 10. y 29-3t' room. Inquire on the premises, 53 12th at Feaseerion given June ist my 3)-3t* OR KRENT-FRAME HOUSE on Lith strect weat, between O »: streets north, with six rooms. inquire of JU: E.- PS JUS. F. KELLEY, ‘Real Two YOUNG LADIES WANTED by an artist | t'¢ Agent, office 363 8th street west, near nor re ta mod uels gue aned shout 14 oF 16. ten fees z By 2° ure requir ay rb: ur when employed, (Ok REN1T—a Adres BT.8. CLAWRE, Artist, Washington, | (TOK, RENT—A completely taraished HOCSE J my 24-2t eign " — y — on ‘ ee : ube nquireon the premises ore a) D « Neteirmighem she Ey aiter 4, at 40S 14th st.,corner Le my 30 At NEW AND BEAUTIFUL WORK, Fos BENT—ois oF uished ROOMS, HE PIOTORIAL BOUK OF with water and gas passage ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS | Béighboriood good and health 4 Reat @25 per OF THE REBELLION : = if immediate application be made at fe. rsey avenue, between F aud G sts, Heroic, Parnioric, Ponitican. Romantic, Hv- my 2u- 4 a ee aa ; OB RENT—in G: town. a lurbiehed and Splendid’y Mlustrased seith @ OO.fue Portraits er sed WAG RB Fayette, between 3d and Brawtiful Enaravings. dituation hea!thy ant desirable ‘This work, for genial humor, tender pathos, = startling interest d attractive beauty, stands ud atone among xl! its competitors. . The recently occupied nd Brave Hearted, the Picturesque and able of holding 18 ic, the Witty and Marvelous, thy Tender whole or in part. Inquire at tic, The Holl of Fame aud story, Camp, | No. 300 10th st. eet, wetween N and O streets: Picket, Spy. Scout, Bivonac my 30-3t Surprises, Wonderful E: » Kamo and Deeds of Woman, and the whole Panorama of the War, are here thrillingly and startiingly por- trayed in a masterly manner, at once historical and romantic, rendering it the most ample, bril- as ead readabie book that the war has called forth. Disabled officers and soldiers, teachers, ener- getic young men. and all in wanf of profitable om- ployment, will find thia the best chance to make FoR SALE CHEAP—The GOOD WILL anid FIXTURES of the “La F al Store, No. 46745 lath street b: Must be told by the Ist of Jane tends leaving town, Apply bet my W-2t" Pow Waier.gas aud bath nine room: ; one én Oth street, n given ist of Jane, money ever yet offered. Send for circulars and see in both. Inquire of our terms, Address = aut’ GEO. MATTINGLY. NATIONAL FOBLISHING my 20 3t* corner sth street and Pa. ave °. inor = —— = = i OR RENT—And possession given im ae See = FP HUGRE Wo 3350On Penes icant ANTED—Any person wishing to dispore of a | opposite the Metropsiitan Hotel. Thi BAR ROOM will please addres stating | class Boarding House stand. To s good tenant locali'y JVHNBON 151 Pennsylvania aveuue, | thereut will be modera e. Inquire at No 3, my 2 next door, west. my 30-80 Wy \—A_BITUATION as bookke o OR SALE—DWELLING HOUSER No. 491 W nt by one who bas taken a puree is k Mary land avenue. between 4+, and 6th stre Fastm: hall modern improvements v's Business Address 1.8 ANTED—Y ovug Men to know that trom $10 Colleg H., bi oms beside ath room. - stable in rear & Water and Price $5.5), H. 1. GREGORY, 321 Poun to $204 per mouth is made in a light Dusiuess “ werd G. $21 Pew with wer cxpital. Address or cail on BE. M. | S¥oRue. near 7th y i LEWis, t Washington. my 2 FOR SAUK—A vnrce story FRAME HOUSE, —s titnated on N st. cast, between Lith and lth! V bAMBERMAID, who will as- | Lot's fect front. 94 deep. Improvet with frnrt fist inthe washing and ironing, and iss | trees. grape vines. sh-ubery, &e Dosiraole loca. goddsenmatress. Apply at 459 6th -t., bet D | tion, convenient to the Navy Yard. Those wich, and E ste, may 23-30" tng acomfortable place of residence will be abl © to WV ASTED—s YOUNG LaDY to atrond « Fan. | bet 8 ain by ceiling Soemomtatel EWIS ey Ptore. Must be acquainted with the busi zstod es SS tna ag L and bring good city retereuces apply at T° LET—HOUSEKEEPRRS, NTLiVN— BE street. secorl from Seventh street. HUUSE No, 327 north B street. Capitol Hill, New York Cheap Faucy mny 28-50" ope square from the Capitol, contain ; nu x 3108 {MRKOIDERKRS W ) TO EMBKOL- | ®t 835 per month; tour rooms now renting at $1 DEE VNITIALS Fie Hees tandegaiy nent per month to Congressmen. The Furniture, apply. with sample of k, to the Washington | Beatly new. is for sale. Also, LEASE, ranaing En. broidery Stamping C. tween 10th and lith sts. Ww ompany , 322 F street, be- a Z — _my 23 3t*_ ANTE 0—20.000 AGENTS—50 Cent sample sentfree. with terins, for anyone to clear trom 3to 5 years. Possession | grigeaeeenns 2 Apply 327 north Bat ,Oapitol sill. my 39-6t" SUR > ALE CHKAP- One-story Frame BULLD- kK ING onC street. near the Depot, No. 465, $25 perday, Business new, light and desirable; | APpIy on the premises. ae can be done at b or traveling, by male or fe- OOMS FOR BENT IN A.MOST DESIRA- male, Address W.LOSEY & €u, 77 Nassau I ble location. Apply at No. 118, corne of street, New York. my 23 ot Gay and Washin: Georgetown _m z9-3t* V 7 AN'TED —We want to buychoic and valua. Fo RENT—Three ROOMS, two on the first ble LOUSES for Congressmen-and others. floor, and one Chamber. Inquire No, 683 L Also, several small HOUSES and LOTs for cas! street, bet. 4th an my 29 3 Fo. RENT —In Georgetown. two-story BRICK HOv SE, situated on Washington street, near Altovs number of choice FARMS near the city, 3,000 ach. ree tee eae ers, WELLS & 00: Corner 13th and F «treets, Bridge st. Apply to GEO. W. VARNELL, No, my 19 Im omner lover White's Store, 31 Market Space. my 29 3t D— BR 5 = (OR RENT—A DKY OEL suitable for a Get Re to call and see the F butter merchant or a huck: Inquire of BARTLETT 325 SEWING MACHINE, M. SINTES, No. 200 7th street west, between N It will do any dof work. Itis made andO my 29 3t man a ted for three yea: sai commis 3A Pee ‘[)WO OK THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS Agent for the District ef Columnta, forrent, suitaole for housekeeping. Gas in 7 ; i itNo. 240 my 15-1m* 857th st., bet. D and K. Sthstcormeref Mr.” mente. A ae AN EXREMIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- 0 LET—Toaciub of gentlemen, or a private UATIONin a | a ged family or restaurant. family, a thoronghly-furnished HOUSE. with Ca!lon Mr. NEAL, lsth street, No 313. mhs | Shoe 6 ee 0 Fos TS 3,7. ae ctober pply at oO. street, beiween DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOUDS of every FOR BENI—A two story FRAME HOUSE, description B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street. nicely located, contaising 4 rooms and x mika hetweon Gand H.sastetde | Kitchen. in complete ord in be seen after 4 ne eS EES "clock p m. Inquire on the premises, No. 299 3d st, between G ‘and Mass. avenue my 29-3t™ OB SALE—A Corporation Hotel and Bestau- tant LICENSE, expires Ist Monday in Nov. Inquire at the bar of Mount Vernon Hote cor. 6th and N sts., mail wharf. “ WILL BUY ASMALE DRUG STORE, well located, and now doing a fair ° ness. For particulars y to JOHN W. BURNS, Real Estate Agent, No. 449 oth Lapis my ds . = Fo SALE—A COUNTRY HOME, in the en- burbs of Washinzton. A 4-room HUUDE for sale, with one acre of la: d,more or less,on eround at the di tore corner 6th eceive prompt attention. my 14-im* PRBsQRAL. —If STEPHEN JAMKS WIL- LIAMS will call on J. Westey Boteler or As- bury Lioyd. Kxecuters of Elizabeth Herbert, de- ceased = of something to bis advantage, Ly D® M. A. BLANKMA SURGEON aN ‘DENTIST, ‘ sginis, rent at $50 per year. Price of house. $v. Office No. 234 Pennsylvania avenue, over Stine- D. L. WELLS & CO. metz's Hat Store. "ap 4-2m* niers we fie and F ate. over Whiten Store, Or'C, BH. , corner o' 4 8) streets, SPECIAL CABDTO THE por eee iland. =y at” BOARDING —Any lady desiring to find elegant HOME, wits excellent Medical attend: R SALE VERY CHEBAP—AIl kinds of House- the best strictest retirement, before F beeping Furniture and Fixtures in the Store during Confement, can find such a Home { : ing Machines, twe fron Safes. iy of & widow lady. living. hendsomely Alsor att Kinds of Saddler, Hernecs: Bridie se: Iso, al! Must be sold by the Ist ef July. 305 Penusylvant between 9th ad re never sent th office, Address Box 391, Brooklyn, N.Y. WRIGHT, Magnetic and Olairvoy- ich eals Layi Hi a: a vai bir mation, Chilis _ ‘. lervousness, Pye; ie, Fits, ‘ee. Hooms 403 Gthet.. bet.’ Band. F reets. 1) 29-1 ts. OR RENT—One double and one single ROOM, first class re indispen- sab rae No. 400 4th st.. near City frail. m28-3t* FORRES BUOMS FOR RENT, WitHouT 10th uN A BI).—References required 5 ; Apply at my4Im*_ | 320 New York aveuue, between Fe or BREMIAH 8. BLACK. WARD H.LAMON, C.F. BLACK, | Streets. m B-3t' taW hid aay SEED between ad ood ai Epon gis 1 OK, LAMON & 09. ING HUOM: ond four grea tee wi Aiterners at: in Supreme | and from June 1, 1866. m atthe tive oscetize guts, | [POR BENT—One two stosy URIOK HOUSE and Committees of =a ee — qaiersou MG between 13th 1a Ae, Mth street, (directiy Opposite Wil- | isthand Law. * my'3s-st" INGLE. FOR BERT—A three-story BRICK ROUSE, 5 * ATTORNEY AT G eecontsining six rooma, Friuting Ofice Square, He 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Stree Goran — TA. met ee ly ‘Wasmineron. Bent moderate. jetor, accent A FOR RENT—The STORE No. 331 D street, o TIrL_O gs. Mesriith. It fronts i jiately on Penna. N ue, and isone of the largest aad most conve- ! - Ream ws Vea Fee rrr HYGIBNIC WINE. For, SES 7-A ares BRICK DWELLING —— HOUSS, containing 10 rooms and 2 In presenting “HYGIENIC WINE” tothe no- | sit ‘On Marya venue, between sth ‘and tice of the public, we beg modestly to call your at- ~Egeusbatab st oe ote *[ SER SVR FOR RENT ae despa, tog eet oge ition » Wiz: ist, HYGIENIO WINK‘ wacd oy the bettor People ty by the most ‘eminent physi- fi for - ne ef the most Awe a + Apply at 377 a SS ‘Sd. It is by mumerous “+ le of | Rear Te ; 4 i —In the Ist Ward Street. be- 2g calla emaporbeinan Lae TA a Dpreparati ecienti- | rooms; a Hi ’ fic one; the, re of w rot vel g aged wood shed large yard, Ac. ont moderate. Ap: post Bt chews ‘ate ided by them | Ply next door, 175. my 2-3t* Sth. Iteontains no ges. ,buthes | FOR SALE arg ee a for its base ove of the fucat ot pure Wiees. aa me’ ASL Iat AE) with, 2 “choice With such, lons. it will win ite way need, in owe of the very best in the into the far the American people, "We Fest it | city. Convenient newer 4 on its Merits 1, rouetae or " Box 3 my 28.3t* witg ame implies ite purposes. HYGIENIC ng es 18 the system in ings motion to ihe blood aed benhing a Shenervess FOR LADIES : aes thi: and irparty a cases = fin arpetiver tie issue nd senses imelatinn offeste in teslsting direction = ‘Sek your Druggist for HYGIENIC WINE. STUART & THOMAS _SOLD EVERYwHeERe, © "Olle Agents, | 6 480 180 arr ong rads? Erin ound’ end Warranted. 40 22-6m* OB BALE OS nar, TLOB & | Opposite id large yard, AUCTION SALES: Tiss APTRENOON AND ¥ Ja8. 0. McGUIRE @ O00... Auctionsers. onan TEAR TERhnS Tagore AUCTION SALES. - ,__(Por ether Auction Sales see fourth pagt.| YW. L. WALL & OO. Auctioneers, ‘FEED STAND IN CENTER MARERT AT TURSDAY, May 29. ‘clock, we will | By virtue alt the Vous Botia en pe neh, ete ee ¥ 7 sin the toesiley. Terms cash - W. LU, WALL 20>, Auc« e7-_T1HE ABOVE 18 POSTPONED UN- TIL THUBSRAY MORKING. same hour. my W. wb. WALL @ vO., Aucts. POSTPONED SALE. THE PABK HovusK STECsAUr, Bo. 332 On MONDAY. duoc ii -atis, "clock noon, will be . ine 1l, ° * deed o' = Goods and Chattels of A Pret EL ice, me © epume! fe —{ mary. wi . vd ring Safe, Paintings, Fixtates of Bar Room. 2 my 36 B* GREEN cy WILLIA 8. Auctioneers. Marbie-top Connters and Fixtures, 6 Marbl=-top = Tables, 6 Bound and other Tavies, ag Stove, LE THRERGTORY | AND pase. Range. Gooking Utensils, &c., Sofa, ¥. ak HOUSE aND at juve. Carpets. Chairs, 13 Beasteads edding, Om © Washstands. 3 Bureaus, 1 Desk, &.. &v. On WEDNESDAY. the sth fi it. at 6 o'clock Terms at eale. * FGtayTon. ™m., we shall sell, in front prom _my 30-d10t M.K. WALSH @ 00 Aucts, jouse a aah aetna 3 iJ BY J. 0. McGUIBB & 0O., Auctioneers. deep {oa sine back allay. im Sauare 36 wi FINE BUILDING LOT ON CAPITOL HILL AT | Vike Houve with basement bovine alteke PUBLIC AUCTION. ern imprevements seloba large On TUESDAY, the 2th day of May, 1895, at 6 | Poomm, balls. good dining end slttiug roses es o'clock p.m..on'the premises, I shall sell, ander autem excellent hydsont Colne the Sa oe eee isisict st | Potomac water in the yard 0 - passed in cause No oe. —y balance Clarne ct alye. Clarke et al ai public amet 7 belt cok; $a ¢. 32 ond os rye nev one of trast on the cCenveyancing reven of purchaser. @ part of Lote Sand 6 in Square 7%, fronting tw ty-seven (27) feet three (3) inches on East Capitol street. and running back eighty (90) feet, with the vilece of ung two alleys, exch 3 feet 4 E inches wideon the cast and west eldce of th P’ my%¢ _ _ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts Pear ee a =e 4th streets B OC. W. BOTELE and in a desirable neig * T is: One-third of irehase money in UCTION SALE. cash, and the balance rn sipaymentestatx | on WEDNRSHAY. May Oth at o'clook p.m. and twelve months, with interest. to be secu: by | that very desirable Lot of Ground siteate meat the the hondso€ the purchaser to the satisfaction of | corper «f E and 6th streetesoate, known as orig- the Trustee. or all cash at the option of the pur. | 1 Lot No.5 in Square No. 494 The lot is om chasers, Stamps and porezenciog at purchasers cost LL, bigh, one squere from 7th FENDA P and one square {rem the splendid Osth. ' t care. edeal now initlaing rastes my 2d J.C. McGUILE & CO., Aucts, - Aathewi destin a plearant soe hentthy site wt G7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN | Sresidcuce w * rare ebance in s eale comequence of the rain. nnti! FRIDAY AFTE- | The titleis perfect Lot has 65 feet Sinches front, NUON next, June lst, same bour and place. Feaning 180 feet 10 inches tothe next street, en- FENDALL, Trustee. . t to be enbdivided to great advantage wy. 0 JAS. C. McQUIBE & C4.. Ancte : Ons third cash, and balewce in $ and iz J ~ te 100 t d Lure ACTION SALE OF REFUBE WOOD, | Sucing and pene eM ime on ake. vonver CHIPS, ac. Sa SWRETLAND Wy my 26 dade c W. BUTELER J at public Sg We wee ction, to the highest <T, Jane2,at liom, lot of ser. 0 ATURDAY NE atthe W ington Navy Yai REFUSE WOOD, CHI BY OBEEN “& WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, hye AUCTION SALE OF A BUILDING LOT ON hich wit ) ‘fic the conve. | STREET NORTH. BETWEEN 1=TA cT Ree. Minnce of bidders ees Darcelss for the conve | EP ARE DONS ROTTCEE Hr enar Terme Cash in Government funda. o Ba phn ope AS the Sth instant, St 6 osctonk Articles to be remove 2 " 1. ew sell. on the premises, By orde: of the Commanders. ne o87® subdivision of original Lot No I, in Sueare CHABLES E. LATHROP, 61, having 21 feet front ow Naval Storekeeper. less feet deep, more or _ty 30-8t Terme: Ope-balf cash; balance in six and twelve [_A2SE SALE OF Go\ ERNMENT OvEN, mouths, secnred by a deed of trvst on premises Chef Quartermasters Once, Denotof Washinaton, the ourennoen. yar down divem ont atthe cont of There wien ct Foie heated: | po cae GenEN A WILLIAME. ance, DAY. June 11, 1356, abon 9 bushels of Gora tn : B sacks at the following named points Bucs GILL NETT AND BOAT AT PUBLIC At Sixth street Wharf 10.000 bushels, \ AUCTION Ou WEDNESDAY. the Sth inst., at 10 o'clock At Gicsboro Depot, 10.0 ols ‘ at the residence of & gentieme N-usekeoping, The Grain will be sold ia iets of 500 bushels. with of @ and Ith streets. nd, House No. the Rae _ purchaser taking any amount eneral assortment of Furnitare of every bi puoed . description.one fine Milch Cow. Hogs, Gill Nett. The sale will commence at Sixth-street wharf at > ithe . ° 10 o'clock @. m . aud immediately after the comple. | 'y¢, Boat, to be soid without reserve, tion of the sale of the amount at that point it will be continned at Giestoro Depot = vernm+:t boast will be in readiness at Sixth rfto ferry persons who wish to attend 10 Giesboro nud back. 3 _ must be removed wit! in ten days from a _—«GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, BX W. &. WALL & 0O., Auctioneers. = We will sell, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 30, at Go'clock, that fine Building Stn street anc ~ Y avenue, being Lot No. 1, in Pavideon's subdivision of Square No. 372 4 Lot. next adjoining, on the cor >treets Terms made known at time of sale. Oonveyanc- ing and stamps at cost of the purchaser. ny’ WL, WALL & 00... Awots. B* W.L. WALL & 00. Auctioncers, = May Lot on corner of se rms: Cash, in Government funds. DH. RUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and Ohief Quartermaster, mv 30 Jat Depet of Washington. ALE OF COVERNMENT GUILDINGS, &, , De ashinzion, D. Will be sold at public aucti under tue direction of Bvt. L Mere. A Q. M., on TUESD fulluwing described Governy fof ee May 30. 1365. GROC We will rel. ai DAY MORNING. May 29th. at 10 o’cl the ca- tire stock of Groceries saved frow the late fre, im good order. such as— Bbis. White and Yellow Sugars Bois Green -ad Burnt Coffee *. chests of Green and Black Texs Hvis. Flour, Meal, aud Crackers Boxes Seda. Soap. and Candles Boxes Tobscco. Cigars, and Bmcking Tobeoce | jolasses and Catsup Ybiskey A lot of Baker's W a, Kegs Lead—25. 50, and 108 Ibs. kegs Tabs. an At o'clock m. One (1) Plank Coal Wharf, containing about 4s cv téet of Lumber, together with Derricks, Roadways, &c., connected therewith. AT THE FOOT OF SIXTH STREET, Atso'clock p.m. One (1) Barrack, 24 by 32 feet. Une (1) Kitchen, 12 by 1s feet. AT SEVENTH STREET WHARF, ‘> m. At 4h . One (1) Officers’ Quarters. 24 by 28 fegt. One (1) Aadition to same. 8 by 11 feet. Une (1) Barrack, 29 by 58 feet. One (1) Barrack. #3 by 29 feet. One (1) Guard House, 16 by 13 feet. One(1) ik. 4 by 6 feet. 20 Cracker A ~ aa with glass frents a Nith n rarloun other articles usually found ine | mj 33 W. L. WALL & 00,, Aucts. S87 THE ABOVE SaLE WILL B tinued on THUBSDAY ee most desirable Goeas wi 1 bat) THe DESIBABLE, Acc TIVE COTTAG Terms: Cash, in Govern! Bvt. Maj.Gen. and © _my 30-6t H. Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. B* D. L. WELLS & CO., Auctionsers and Real Estate Brokers, corner 13th and F ste, FBAME HOUSE AND Lor AT PUBLIC Avo. On FRIDAY, the Ist day of June next, at six o'clock p. m., we shall sell, in front of the premi- ses, the following described ty: wo-story Frame Honse Lot,No.475 M street north. between 12:h and 13th streets west, fronting 14 feet on M street by 100 fect deep toa 26: anaes. ‘The House has 6 rooms and can be used as a Grocery. Terms cath. $50 down when knocked off. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the expense of the parchaser. 4 my D. L. WELLS & CO, Aucta. BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION BA’ ¥ VALUABLE BUILDIN LOT ON 16 STREET WEST, BEIWeEN LANDM STREETS NORTH. On the 3ist instant, at 6 o’clock p. m., in front of the premises, Lot No. 48, in Keyser’s subdivision uare No. 383. having a good building front apg pg back to a fine aliey. of and T the purchaser. @0 down when my %-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Y ©. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. B 30 D atteots between 10th and 12th. Thi U. o'clock - sell ment ofMr.0 Gautier, on Pennsylvania avenue, 12th and streets, yor apes of houeekeeplng prticies. consisting’ im part a Marble-tep Rosewood Genter Tables 3 ‘ble-te ‘xtension Tab! 3 large Breach plate Mirror, with Marble Slabs jugsoenre bats Silver. iver Beve: A large quantity of ‘Tin Ice-cream Moulds and 1 patent lee-cream Machine or Pr a act ie on tinlaerecnn be ontninea ot tin portion roomy 5 Terme rash 6. w. ® By B-d C pt eReae witiaale sarees ui ‘ , £ ._ —