Evening star., 1867-05-11


see fourth page OF to-day's ASrAR, ---I +
-a LOCAL NEWS. f
AMgSEMENTs. &c.. To- NIGHT.
NATIONAL THEATBH.-J. s. Clarke: sThe
boris Wife" - A' A'e's"
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The Southern relief
iair 'o'hiant. 1t will be continued next week.
CARRoLL HALL, G street, between 9th and
lOth-Fair for the benefit of the new Han and
House of the Christian Brothers. now open.
IHRSABBATH SCHOOL ANNIvRRsARY.-Fol.
lowing the example of other cities, she various
religious and benevolent societies OF Washing
TON Will devote next week to their ami yersary
Seteoratlons. Tomorrow the Bible cause will
oe presented in the various churches by the
pastors, and the celebration o. the annjyer
saries proper will commence on M onday with
the Sabbath schools. ...- ,T.-
The programme for this ami versarv re-
quires the schools to assemble in different
portions OF the city ana march to LAFAYETTE
square, where the line will be formed. and IN
will be Observed T- - '-N''
Band BahdTWssisrn e. division-G. T. McGlue,
marshai.-f. M o. A. Mission, Union Chapel
New York avenue Presbyterian, Canal Mis-
Iion, Foundry Chapel and Mission, Western
Band-First Central-R. V Belt. marshal
Nortn Presbyterian, McKendree Chapel, NJ
saeet street methodist, Hamline, First Baptist. Lu-
Second Central-Dayid A Burr, marshall.
Wesley Chapel and Mission, band, Fourth
PTesbyterian, Evangelical Association
cLhIo Cenual-B. b. johnson, marsbal.-
Calvary Baptist, Calvary Baptist Mission.
AProtestan Orphans. 10 40 : =, -~'-"-r'-'
Drum eorps-FourtRC Central. j T. Hoover,
'.Assemby's Presbyterian, First Presbyterian
and Mission, Soldiers and Sailors Orphan
Home, Fletcher Chapel. IT|-I o.
Island division-Ihomas X. Gray, mar
Snal, = 7th street Presbyterian, Gorsuch
CHAPEL Island Baptist, band, Ryland Chapel
Sixth Presbyterian.
Eastern division-George F. Gulick, mar
shal,-East Washington Methodist Episcopal
waugh Chapel, Capitol Hill Presbyterian,
The route will be from LAFAYETTE Square. at
93O a m precisely, down Fifteenth street to
PennsylvanIa avenue, along Pennsylvania
avenue 10 Four-and-a-hah street, up Four
aHd-a-haH street, around Oity Hall Square,
down Fifth to street, up to Fourtee a th
street, TO the churches
The eastern division will leave the line of
procession at Four -and-a. half street Presby-
terian church, where Mr. Marks will preside.
Wesley Chapel, where Mr.. P. NJ Pearson will
preside. The fonrth central will lea We the line
at and Sixth Streets and proceed to Z street
Baptist church, where Mr.. o. Q. Wight Will
preside. The third central will lea We the line
at and Seventh Streets and proceed to Cal
vary Baptist church, where Mr. Fox will pre-
side, The second central Will leave the line at
( and Seventh streets, and proceed to the As
sembly's church, where Mr.. Bassett will pre-.
SIDE. Inc nrSt central Will leave the line f
and Thirteenth streets. and proceed TO the First
BAPTIST church, where Mr.. Pratt will preside
The western division will then proceed to the
Foundry church, where Mr.. A. K Browne
The report will be read at the Foundry
church by Mr. Ramsdell; at the First Baptist
church by Mr.. Judd; at the Lutheran church
by MIR. Burr, at the Calvary church by Mr.
johnson: at the L street Baptist churca bv
Mr. Richards at Wesley Chapel by Mr.. Geo.
HUrcus; at the Four an d-a-half street Pres
yterian church by Mr.. Gulick.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Cooper Il
Latimer sold at public auction yesterday af-
ternoon the following real estate: Lot No. 81,
IN Sq uare 26i, on 18th street west, between
south b and streets, Island, improved by a
three-story brick dwelling, with back -buila
ings and side lot for Si, 400 10 + T. VarneIl:
five frame houses on p arts of Lots 80. 40. A. ;
and 4s in Square 465, on 81 street west, be-
Martha L. Barnes.
Messrs. Green & Williams sold at auction
tne Following property: Lot "A, III Square
4iS, with the Improvements, consisting Of the
three-story br1cx dwelling, fronting on 9TH
street west between NJ and N streets north. 10
F. Stinzlng, for So 125: Lot No. 50, in Square
AS. fronting on N street north, between 9th
and 7th streets west, 26 feet front by los feet 8
inches deep, TO b. Riordan. at so cents per
loot: Lot A. according to McKee's subdi vision
of Square79 on II street north. between 2ls.
ron a apd shou fsa, n
DAILY, at % cents per foot; south part of Lots l
and 9, 30 feet front by 20 feet inches in depth,
a. 500 per foot, 10 Virginia Nc Lord: part OF
Lot No. is, in same square, to G. c. Mitchell,
at 50 cents per foot; one two story frame house,
in same square, 10 ]. A Jarvis, for sl,6lO; two
two-story brick houses TO Eliza Yates, at 81 900
each; all the above property Is at the corner
of 18th street west and @ street north. Lot
No 6, in subdivision OF Square No. 464. hav
ing 25 feet font and running back 125 feet to
It. w. Murphy, at 30 cents per foot; Lot 10, in
Square 62s, having 22 feet inches front, by
I26 feet in depth, 10 r. Stutz, at Al cents per
m RI 0f Lot
No. S, IN Square 4l4, to ]. W. Yates. for $3.50
OPENING OF BIDs.-Ar noon to-day propo.
sails for building bridge on H street, between
north Capitol and 1st street east, were opened
in the May or's office, as follows: John Game.
ron, Sl3,s42 0S, allowing Si00 for the stone in
perch for old stone; Wise Il Callahan, Sli, l23
S470 for old stone; Thomas Lowe and Jno. F
Miller, $4,000, $500 for old stone; John Web
stsr, Sl3,695, S400 for old stone Nelson G
Reynolds, Ss,075, 5000 for old stone: Jane:
Chapman, s1l,47O, with privilege of using cid
stone; Thomas d. Lewis, 1885, S576 for old
stone. The contract was awarded 10 Messrs
Lowe and Miller.
MIKE LIPMAN's CIkCUs.-Get ready your
et-money for the advent of the great cir.
Gus of Mike Lipman, which will enter town
Monday, and pitch It's tent at the usual spot
9th street. south of the Avenue All the "
papers of the South, where ii recently travelled
speak OF it as one Of the best exhibitions OF the
kind in mat yicInity, 1t comprises number
of most celebrated eq uestrians. gymnasts. buf.
foons and trainers or animals in the country
and will produce sensation by its exhlbI-
lions. The tent will be open both afternoon
and night, and will no doubt be filled on both
occasions. .a. T.. -. ..ss
SALE OF VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGs.-OI
Monday and Tuesday evenings next Messrs
Cooper Il Latimer Will sell at auction At theil
rooms. corner Pennsylvania avenue and 11tt
street, a valuable lot of European oil paintin 6
recently imported. The COLLECTION embraces
one hundred and forty paintings, including
Landscape. portrait, marine, fruit, and scenic
pieces. Many who may not design parchas-
ing will find it pleasant to spend an hour in
. spectin9 the collection. The room is open
day and evening, and cataloga aes are furnis hec
TO visitors. "a III FFt
PosTPoNED.-This morning, VIM. Wiener
and John Croghan, who were arrested yester.
day morning by officers Colur bus ana Proc.
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