Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1860, Page 3

_LOCAL NEWS. ————_SSSSE= 0" Teowgs Tax S2an 1s printed om the fastest ‘Steam press im use south of Baltimore, its edition 42 20 large as #0 require it to be put to press at an tarly Aour; Advertisements, therefore, should be fent im before Twesive o'clock, m.; otherwise they (Way not appear until the next day. es Novice.— District of Columbia Advertisements 0 be inverted im the BALTIMORE SUN Gre received St and forwarded from Tum Stan office. Tue Stan's Business 1x Geoncerows.—The death of the late Georgetown correspondent and agent of the Star, Mr. James A. Burns, having per’s Georgetown business arrangements, its Patrons there are notified that the routes will here- after be in charge of the widow of Mr. Burns, to whom all payments for serving the paper will be made. Mr. Wm. Collins will hereafter be the Star's advertisement agent in , and all advertisements left for bim, for insertion in the Star, either at Dr. Barnard’s drug store or at 114 Bridge street, will be promptly attended to. We commend him to all in Georgetown who may have any business in connection with publications made or desired to be made in the Star’s columns. He is authorized to receipt for Georgetown pay- ments on that account. Ixctogsts oy tae Exretion, Yxsterpay.— The occurrences which transpired in the second Precinct of the Fourth Ward yesterday afternoon illusteate capitally the effect upon our municipal politics of a partizan police force. The most dis- graceful proceedings prevailed under the very eyes of the municipal police, who instead of interfering to prevent ontlawry, pandered to its Pperpetration by ari innocent = who ‘were attacked, and ng the attacking par ties to go “‘acot free.” Ia this precinct, Mr. Thos. J. Magruder, an amiable, quiet gentleman, a well known mer- chant, and the last to in a riot with a gang ot “Roughs,” was in the ine t Sor to vote, when he remarked to a friend that ach was likely to beat in the election. One James Ma » who was standing near him, attem) to Mr. Magruder out of the line of voters. Mr. M. addressed him in a mild tone, asserting that Mahoney had no right to at- bern het ners him away. man, Mahoney, re- Plied that hef{had a right; that the es had been vacated by 2 geatleman in his (Mahoney's) favor Mr. Magruder, well knowing how false the asser- tion was, replied that he had occupied the place upwards of half an hour, and appealed to Ma- honey to say if it was fair to crowd him out in that way. To this the manreplied by ablow; and Mr. Magrader put out his hand seized M: honey by the collar, swying, “I arrest this man he has struck me ” Gavertl persons now rushed up and attacking Mr. Magruder with blows, res- cued Mahoney. A simaltaneou: Mr. M: » When a nd rushed in to bis assistance, and for a moment separated him from them. The crowd. however, again seized ™ Mr. Magruder, and beat bim, tearing his clothing off; and two policemen assisted th in- Sem agsault by arresting him and holding him while several persons were -en aged in beat = bim. He was instantly charged with making a disturbance at the polls, and was being taken sway towards the watchhouse, when Alderman Ward and Capt Goddard came up and took bim ®way from the otticers, and carrying him round to a private window of the voting room, permitted him to deposit his vote. He was then conv to the Mayor's office, and from theace, under a guard of his friends, he proceeded home. The man M: was not arrested, though bis name was given to — Goddard, but remai on the md amid his friends, who boasted tha © the ot would bave ana dificult task in ar- resting him.”? {a the assault on Mr.C.P. Wallach, a man named Matt O’Brien was seen to throw a stone and strike Mr. Wm. H. Brawner. He was not arrested by the police, but Mr. Brawner was taken away “for S sesapsemeesy to the office of Justice Bonn. Another Person was seen to throw a stone or brick-bat into the crowd, and a warrant was issued for bis arrest; but he was not arrested Mr. Thomas Lewis, a master bricklayer, expressed his pretense above a whisper, and was chased awa’ rom god argh overtaken on Fifth street, an there kicked and beaten. It is right to sa that several policemen int in bis behalf and nape degen his life from the infuriated mob. ts in having voted for Mr. Wallach, and saying so loud enough to be heard. Mr. George Wilson was an o; ition chal- lenger in one of the incts = be Figginet of aixte Ward, was altacked a bead of law) img the broken low shutters. The rowdies who attacked and stoned Mr. Wallach’s residence about 10 o’clock, p. m., used their pistols and other fire-arms with per- fect freedom against the house and those assem- Died in front of 1t. The attack on the house of Mr. Wallach was preceded by a shout for Berret from. a large crowd surroending the steps of the Mayor's of- fice, which was not answered by the crowd standing In front of the tesidence of Mr. Wal- fach, on the po ssa side of the street. In a mniaute or two aftetwards the crowd around the ‘or’s office Steps repeated their shout for Ber- ret, and rwthing across the street commenced Hiring revolvers, pistols, &c., in the crowd there, wourmtling severai, as explained above, and flat- tenlog their bullets against Mr. W.’s walls. The = 's thus attacked, fled into the premises of ir. Wallach, and were followed by the firing mob, who disc! , their pistols while in the passage, h Which the attacked esca; out the back way. It is proper to add that the force of partizan cemen who were in and arou: attacking mob at the time, did not raise a to prevent or suppress the outrages we - rate. Fortunately » Mr. Wallach and his family ‘were In another part of the city at the time—thus their lives were saved, for were the parties whom these allies of the police of Wash ington wete evidently after. r wer, Was wi in the leg. A young man was wounded slightly in back. His name we could not learn. Jas. Williams, a young man who resides Mr. J. Pumpbrey’s, in the Seventh Ward, was shot in the attack, in the head, and inded. Further inqui: ef young Williams, w morning, enables us to say that hurt, but not dead Hil a Hu , The Vote for Mayor ist inet. Ist Ward fog Precinct. _ Ist precinct. 2d Ward ja Precinct. Precinct. a4 Ward $25 precinct. 4th Wara $18 Precinct. Megruder sdvenenacunntt |S ato} 147 In the Fourth Ward, second inct, there is a mistake in the count, which’ reduces Mr. Berret’s majority ten votes that Lohenye and the Ju are accordingly re-counting the ballots this morning. In the Island Hall precinct of the Seventh W ard. we are informed that twelve votes were reccived for Mr. Berret upon naturalization papers issued since the 3ist of te shpeitie ce or under protest by o ion Judge. eun- Eval that there ota alleged mistake in the count in this inct, which increases Mr. Wal- lach’s ma: y six votes, and that a re-count is being by the Judges. Votes for Members of the City Councils. Democrats. Opposition. First Warp. Alderman. -491|No position. ouncil. Geo. W.. Emerson ..404 | 384 Assessor. Assessor. Southey 8. Parker. ..325|John Rheem .,......413 Sgconp Warp. Alderman. No opposition. Council. 742) Wm. Thomas,(Ind.) 442 753 Alderman. Thos. J. Fisher .. Cow ne: William Orme . Grafton Powell Charles Jones Warp. Alderman. No opposition ouncil, 8|Joseph Borrows.....594 Horatio N. Easby .. .606 Joseph B. Bryan ....599 Assessor. 7|\Henry B. Curtis Warp Alderman. Wm_ B. Webb Council P. W. Browning - 7|Jos. Follansbee . Robt. W. Fenwick.. Warp. Alderman Alderman. C. W. Dunnington. .456) John J. Mulloy. .... B. B. French, (Ind _). .45 Council. Council John W. Mead .....42=|Joseph L. Heise ....3 Wm. A. Mulloy....424;A. D. Collinsworth T. Van Reswick ....437| George M. Oyster .. Assessor. Assessor. George F. Barrett ...437;Amos Hunt .........324 Stxru Warp Alderman. Alderman George A. Bobrer ...127|Charles W. Davis Council Council Thomas McGrath ... 25) Wim. Talbert . 416|Jobn Peake ... VENTH WaRp. Alderman -476) John H. Semmes ... Council John T. Given...... | Edward Thomas... Charles Wilson Assessor. -479| Peter Hepburn ......626 Alderman. Joseph F. Brown. Council Elijah Edmonston . Wa. P. Mobun E. M. Chapin... Geo. E. Kirk Assessor. James Kirsbey Tux Jaranese On Honsesack, &c.—On Sun- day morning early, church goers were astonished at the sight of a party of dignitaries of the Embassy, mounted on horses caparisoned in the Japanese — aaa Were escorted by one of the Nayal Board, and made quite an equestrian peg b They were em route for Mr. Corcoran’s farm, in the environs, a large ornamental park, with serpentine Koh hgh i rustic bridges, ornamental arriba, 3 “thay ie — a cot- tage, which to be replaced by a man- sion house. Their saddles are cumbersome al- fairs, rather like those of Mexico, with broad flaps to keep the mud off The stirrups are made of wood, Leavy and cumbersome, and open at the side, that a rider, in case of a fall, need not hang bythe foot. There isa breast’plate and lege, ornamented with leather fringe, and the bridle reins are of silk. They ride with short stirrups, and without much grace or ease. The saddles given as presents to the President were exhibited at the White House yesterday, before Miss Lane, Miss McAllister, and the other iumates. Captain Lee brought the jovial Tom- my, with two attendants, who are versed in horse ents, and Miss Lane's gallant ‘; {rey eres used to display the gifts upon the steed of King Jamel, used to carr foe from the scene of contest, «twas destined for a fairer fight.”’ Yet the nag looked Lee f in the Japanese equipments, and Tommy's facetious ex- plauations created great amusement. The dignitaries went yesterday to the Smith- sonian Institution, where Professor Henry had made prepaparations to show them some interest- ing experiments. They returned delighted ‘ir. A. Provest (of the firm of Provest and Sym- ington) who have furnished all the marble used in the constuction of the Capitol extension, has | atmos ay Leeda = a we box, con- nging specimens of the seven different varieties of marble used. The pure white from the Lee quarries of Massach the rich variegated from Tennessee, and the other varieties, form a handsoine mosaic " view of the Capitol as it will appear when completed, with a statement of iA ttamp has been prepared by Plip& So} tj jomon booksellegs and stationers: for cntoatng letter an note paper, envelopes, &c., with the names and << ine inces and ition er They ve a assortment of fanc em- bossed, in colors, with this device, and the 2m bassy are delighted with it. F Logg oe pres he Lo ar ar bela roa make acceptal Presents to visitors, and they, in return, give as souvenirs, swords, porcelain, pictures, fans, pipes, lacquer boxes, &c. The Embassy have all been out a-shoppin; during the past week, the Princes slipping ou! incognito, or, as they call it, maboen, and thus avoiding the = ve of the Commission. Of the transient shopkee; bile is in ion, like ~K pe crten meg saben made ha: ins, } On the whole, the Japanese peek ecient treated than were the Ameri ans at Nagasaki. There, the purchases had all to go through the fs od of Government—here, our Government lets the visitors invest as they please. One fellow in baggy trowers paid forty do) for & ‘okay, Or watch, worth about five. ‘Rook see!” be exclaimed. “Tokay no good. No wurthur- dam, doctor, he say.” ike his fallen who Tuz New Yore-Avenvx Caurcn Concert ise of a le Concert’ n by the ladies of whether social, sentimental, rious or hungry. The mi Tutopon’s Museum or Art.—This plessing, novel, and highly instructive, and at time moral exhibition, opens this evening at Fellows’ Hall. The performan men the latter moving 5 » town of Gibraltar, is replete with elegant and truthful animations. The various animals, camel, gy dogs, rabbits, deer,&c. absolutely delude the spectators into the belief that they are really bsg Loe real things, whilst the men, women and children move as though they were upon the walks of a fashionable promenade. The automaton rope vaulter is im- mense,8o are the scenes of ‘‘Verona,” and the “Storm at Sea.’” The mechanical theatre is just such a place asa moraland high toned community ould patronize. Warten Returxs.—Calling upon Thomas C. Donn, Esq , this morning, for the purpose of get- ti the correct list watch-house cases, he being the magistrate who tries the cases and dockets them, and the person to whom we have formerly applied for the returns atfthe guard- house, that official coolly informed us that he would ‘ive «s no information, mor any other apes he reason of thisdetermination, as given y him, is that yesterday, in speaking of the ar- test of two suspected persons, we spoke of the imprudent remarks of persons at his office door and Justice Donn’s reply “that he would not have his motives impugned at hisown door.” He a it tended to make im odious in the commu- nity. ARREST OF A PickpockKt. J. W. Brown had bis pocket picked of a purse, gold pencil, and 815 in gold. His suspicions were fixed upon a Mexican who was near him, and he followed, overtook him, and demanded bis money. The Mexican turn gave up the urse and its contents. A young man named yeorge Moxley was near, and took the Mexican to the office of Justice Donn. An interpreter was obtained, and the trial proceeded. The Mexican ve his name as Charles Perez, and stated that the purse was not taken by him, but given him by another, who he said he knew, and who staid at the same place with him. The examination resulted in bis committal for court. ‘his morning Mr Mas. Matr Peev’s CaMPBert MINsTRELs.— The Campbells give their eixth entertainment at the Theater thisevening, presenting a very attract- ive programme. The eccentric delineations of this popular troupe are decidedly enjoyable, aud their sentimental songs are given wi ace and skill, The Campbells are well-regarded favorites in this city, and deserving the patronage of all lovers of agreeable amusements, eats acre a hee mornin; supply of provisions were presen andl ekaits & the Centre Market. was large and the demand active. The vegetable stands were especially well provided, indicating a handsome return for the labor expended upon the farms and gardens of the adjacent county, Very good order prevailed during market hours the averace at the stands The attendance Waven’s [ratia.—This mee | the proprie- tors give a benefit to the Ladies’ Mount Vernon Association for the purchase of the bome and tomb of Wasbington. Their Excellencies the President and Vice President of the U.S , it is said, willattend. We expect the Hall will be crowded with the beauty and fasbion of the city THE ARLINGTON Cive will give their first grand moonlight excursion to Glymont Pavilion to-mor- row. A superior brass and string band has been engaged for the occasion, and the pleasantest kind of atime is anticipated. For particulars see ad- vertisement. ARREST For Pirivry rested yesterda by officers Carter and Scarff on the oath of J. F. Carter, for false swearing before Justice Hollingshead, in reference to the bring- ing of the ‘‘roughs”’ into the c: iH mitted for furthe: James Bishop was ar- hearing hy I b was played last Saturday afternoon between the National of 1 and the Potomac of the First Ward, on the grounds of the former. Five innings were played, the National scoring 46 and the Potomac 14. For Arctic Rerricznators and other indis- pensable housekeeping articles, see the advertise- ment of C. Woodward, in another colamn. Basr Batt. —A Tux Emrsae Cvs announce a grand pic-nic, to come off to-morrow. See advertisement in another column. No. beet wie own should be the title of the Indian Remedy, known as the production of Nahmeonitah, afterwards Mrs. M. N. Gardner, called the Indian Balsam of Liverwort and Hoar. hound. Iteures Culds and Coughs, and alleviates all Taung Complaints, It is sold everywhere. jod-iwy = » Norick Tus Carn. 1 We solicit the attention of all persons in want of Clothing pur | 1 fashionable stock of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Our goods areall inannfactured by ourselves,and we confi- dently assert that we oan give better goals and more satisfaction and at cheaper rates than any other establishment in this oity. Any styles of Clothing made to order and a nice fit alwa: gu antied, CCAMLY & “CHALL, ma 7-Im ional Hotel Building, Lyon's Macyetic Insect Powvrr Exterminates Bed ae Roaches, Ticks, Ants, —_ Garden Insects, &e. It contains no Poison Lyon’s Maoyetic Pinus Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice. Sold everywhere. ap 93m Homeoratuic Reyrnixs All of Dr, Humphreys & Coa eopathic Remedies put up express use, in boxes, at 25 and cents i in ‘cases, containing 2) vials, from to Fa by ecifio Ho- each, with book of full directions, For sale Z. B. Gilman, 250 Pa. avenne, wholesale and retail agent; W. A’ Fitzgerald, 353 north F street; also by F. B, Winter, north corner of K street and Vermont avenue. Also, Pond’s Extract of Witch Apzel. for internal and external inflammations of kinds, Sold as ve. ma 9 ly Baxny's Tricorugrovs is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau- tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re- storang the Hair. Ladies, try it, Sold by ail Drug- sists and Perfumers. mar i2-6m WINSLOW, &n experienced has a Soothing Syrup for Cad fag il ea female of toothing 101 rest ta, i ts the fatality amon: le-aged to ii diuige, in exoeas and d jug habits. Those wh yearning for some influence to dispel the growing evil, should read “Human Frailty, or Physioloxical Researches.” It in vivid colors (for it (s beautifully illas- the causes and effects of local aud vital d: ease and decay, pointing out the only sure fety peneasead the edvertisoment of * emar,” in a) . Barrow, 194 Bleecker s . N. Y. Price 25 cents. Sent free every- Ww ali 8. Calvert Ford, jr., Washi D.C. nib ie mari . Japanzse Ni Tiks.—A small quantity Japan- ose Coin, a fow Plpen MFobacen, tiaectiss ha inch at con ba obtalued Rowhere shine Bosreie ty can Weiter Sd writer at Willards? Hotel.” je we Maever’s Mrracutous Vermin TR: . the oldest and beat remedy known forkeniocen ite and Mics, Cockroaches, Bugs, Mhsquitocs: Flos: Slothe Gene Woes tt ty te etre is one position here expert penman and ly reckoner. Who ict the appointment? Why,a worthy but illiterate Maryland man mor hit an become a ip a position — dic not require a ryledige “ reading,” “ ri ” and “rithmetic,” and who oo. SN a and modest enough to acknowledge his tnca- ity te fill the pl assigned him, and would 5 we tesigned if his friends had allowed hii to 0 80. Another Maryland man isappointed lock-keeper here, who, it fs said, will have to learn his busi- ness at enexpenas #6 the company and the time and temper of the boatmen, W hether this is 80, or not,we do not know; but we do know that Bar- rett, @ strict Catholic and an unflinching Demo- crat,was meager | the late board to make room for a member of town party. We also know that not long afterwards he (B.) died of consump- tion, leaving a large family. We know, further, that his oldest son—who, in religion and politics, follows in the footsteps of his father; who has the entire charge of a large and helpless family; who has no trade; who is out of employment at present; aud who understands the management of lock- gates, having attended to them since he was a smal! boy—wasan applicant before the boa: at the pressure from Maryland was so great, (and he poor fellow had no vote,) and they were very peop es j,and the upshot of all was, there was no chance for Lim. It is not to comment in these facts. Let every one draw his own conclusions, for the theme isa nt one. The hail storm which visited onr city yester- day about 5 o’clock, was of short duration, but of unusual severity. The hail stones, which, at one time neatly covered the surface of the ground, were, .f an average size, equal to pigeon eggs, but 8 great portion of them peeled from this to five inches in circumference. Attention is called to the advertisement in an- other column of a Strawberry Festival to be given by the young ladies of the Methodist Protestant chart commencing to-morrow evening. who attended the fair of these ladies in the lec ture room last winter, will be sure to attend this festiva, and all who like an evening of innocent recreation and enjoyment will do well to call Attention is directed to the sale, this afternoon, of building lots, by Barnard & Buckey. These lots areon the Heights, where opportunities of purchasing butiding lots are not often presented ———————— WANTS. WANTEDTA BOY. to learn a trade. W. THOMPSON & CO., 269 Pa. je 5-2 NTED—A JOURNEYMAN TINNE hom good wages will be . Royal st., near the market. itt FEMALE SERVANT, to go into the country about 2% miles the other side of the river. Ap- ply immediately at No. 263 I street, between 7th and 18th sts, je 5" ANTED—By a respectable lady, PLAIN DEWING. Embrordery, shirts, or children’s dresses, all made at the shortest notice. Terms inodarate, Apply at Box 4, Star Office ; or at at 4 et. Gd ee et RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SLLUATION as seamstress or !ady’s travelin, maid; would take care of children, cut and fi dresses. Best of city references given. Address Dressmeker at Star Office. je5 3t WANTED TO RENT—On or before July Ista sood BRICK HOUSE, containing about’ 9 rooms. Parior and chambers to be large. Must be situated between 4th and l4th, and Pa. avenue and Mots, Ront not to exceed $450 per annum. Arp! to CLEM, L. WEST, 322 Pa. av., between Sth and 10th ats. je5 eolm* two respectable young TUATIONS—one as seamstress, a operate on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machin: the other as chambermaid and plain sewer. most respectable oity reference given. Address Box No. 7, Star Office, je e ANTED—For 8 long term of years, a colored woman to cook, wash and iron. A slave pre- forred. References will be required, and Je joe given. Apply at 461 E Bt. bet, 5th and 6th. nS alesis 5! mba ANTED.—Two good farm hands that under- Vee arm ese ccna eon es, V ‘ands ford milters, Nope aced ageiy who are not bor 101 i justrious. 7 ust 1 fs Seventh street road, nea? the first toll gate. WAX TED—Persons who know that they can get Bricks Laid in the best manner for per thousand, by addressing A., Brickla: Ashington Po: je2-6t* WISH TO EMPLOY ONE OR TWOA ‘ive and correct business to travel in Vir- nd the South for the sale of the Patent Rights ‘aluable machine. A liberal offer will be made uoh mon as above described coming well recom mended. Also, A No Larticle SMOKING TOBACCO in barrels containing fiom one hundred to one hundred and i, pounds each. Also, a prime article of SU CURED CHEWI containing 93¢ I will in such qvanti- t those who may for their own consumption or to YERBY, No. 339 Twelfth st. between M and N atr: ANTED-A WET NURSE, Apply at 411 Third street west, betwoen Pa. avenue and C ts. je1-st* ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE until ‘About the Ist of December; or Board fora small family, in'& tespectable private boarding. hy Address Hox No. 1, Mar Office, je 1-3t* NTED—A SITUATION, in the conatry, th of porters, Eade, oras : farm hand, by f ‘oung and able- ied man, who can come well recommended, ‘Address Box 21, Star Office, 0 ols 2S eS | ae WANTED TO BUY—Old Books, Old Engray- ings, Old Paintings. For rare books, fine old engravings, and good paintings, a high price will be given. ‘Aixo, Coins, Autographs, Curiosities, &o., &o., bought. Address O.X. Y.,. Pest Office, hington. Will alxo purchase, to any. ano: tare, Wearing Apparel, Contents of Lum! Rooms, &c., &e., &c. {7 Wanted to rent—a Room. jel ote ANTED—Good COAT HANDS. None other Wao apply BOWEN RON Military and val Merchant iS lors, 212 Pennsylvania ave- nue, Washington, D. C ma 9)- intend to build to have everybody know that th can find Fine and Well selected Stook et CLOTHING PURNISHING GOODS at the PEOPLE'S ee ORE, No. 460 Sev- snth at., opposite Post O} artment, apé6-3m ine ATS —_———— GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS For other Georgetown advertisements see STRAWBERRY FESTIVAI? 4 xiven by the la'ties of the Methodist Prot estant Church, in the lecture room at ached to the church on Congress street, commencing TO-MOR OW (Wednesday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock, to continue till after Friday evening next. je 5-at FS* PHILADELPHIA —The steamer James Jerome. tain Jerome, hasarrived DAY MORNING 10 deine FEE NAS , O'clock. ‘or' freight apply to HYDE & BAVIDSON, je 5-3 Georgetown, D.C. L. SEWING MACHINES DIES Are " to call at the agency. Mrs. JaRVis's (ciMMING Sone ii ridge strat, etown, and examine the beet family SEWING MAC: INES use, viz: Webster &Co.’« Improved Tight-Stitch ™&- rice $40 t0 je 5-colm R PERS Fr CHANG. FOL aera PAB the steamer ANTELOPE, J. Wetxs,carrying the United mail, will eave ue RY REY MONDA WEDNESDAY and PRIDAY at 7a. mand "A. B'S analy eit eae bees N.B— atove dates OR 8. —T! and Sinem i seen at J D = fie AUCTION SALES. deeseor aneae &co.. ao. y auc- Derr aan BuNetbaY PORMING ese RTE A CR aed Bom tke Japanese Embassy here, com pri! ; Baskets, £0.,&0, vely to the high- i dealers, as weil as to possees a real Japanese article, J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucta. By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. Bissount a PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON ISSOURI AVENUR. BETW; 'UBLIC AUCTI Cal f) nd princips! The character of the improvements in the iuity are of the best sort, and the location in every respect unquestionable. Terms : One-fourth oash ; residue in 6, 12, 12 ‘M months. with interest, seoured by a dead of t ses, J.C MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. F's". CLASS RESIDENCE ox E STREET, BETWEEN Pirty any SixTH STREETS. aT Ps: Lic SaLe—On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Jone Lith, at six o’clock, onthe premises, we shal for sale t handsomely -fi residence, situated on the north north, between Sth and 6t! has a front of 2 feet ide of B street h streets west. The | ot and 16 o ‘oom: der the whole buildin, ar ° of t iariy desiranle for p gentiemen, heaving two iront entrances, « Which oan be used as an office; both entrances are furnished with brown stone stapr, and the front of the building is an excellent imitation of brown stone. n want of ® fine residence should le, a8 the owner 18 determined to One- fourth cash; the residue 1n 6, 12, and 18 months, with interost, ssoured by a deed of trust on the premises. ‘Title indixputab'e, jos d J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORRO et By BARNARD & BUCKEY. Gror D. JINE VALUABLE BUILD! THE & Avctio; T a June, o'clock, we will sell ines, that beautiful and valui by and ia the present occupancr of Gol B erts, bounded by Frederick, Eien aud which has been subdivided into frouting on Eighth street, opposite Mrs. John Auctioneers, fro: % and 32 feet each on High,and run through to Frederick street. This sale will offer a fine oppor‘unity for a profit able investment or so arene? butiding lots on the Highte, the most beautiful t for private resi dences of the city portion of the District of Colum and 3 years, bearing interest, and seoured by ef trast on the premi All conveyancivg &t the expense ofthe purchasers. ma li-dts BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auots By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. MALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, ON THE CORNER ue aR rion.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOO. Atuix c'olock; on the premises. shall soil part of Lot numbered Ninetsen, in Square numbered south of Square numbered Five Hundred and Sixteen, fronting sixteen fect on Fourth street at the orner of north I street, running back fifty-seven feet on said I street, thi feet aliey; together h the improvement consisting of a 1 Frame Dwelling House, under rent at $12 per month. és Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in 6, 12, and 18 mouths, with interest secured bs eed of truet on the prem: Jf tho terme of aa'e should not be complied with within five days thereafter, the roperty will be resold at the risk and exsense of fheldeiaulting Purchaser, Title perfect, junel-d J.C. MeGU & COW Aucts._ FUTURE DAYS. By J. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTER" SALE OF THREE SMALL Brick DWELLING HOUSES IN THE REAR OF Fg AS nen ay BY A une -7th, at 6 o’clook, on the prem fa doed of trust dated March A ot raitalt een foots BE, and K.in a evbdivison of square numbered S78 fronting ¢ach Sbout 12 feet 10 inches on the 30 iset alley in the rear of femperanos Hal!, together with the improvements, concisting of thres two-story Brick Dweliing-Hoases, containing five rooms each Terme: One third casb; the te. in6and 12 — with interest. ssoured by a deed of trust on the premises, Ifthe terms of sale should not be complied with in five days thereafter, th: ‘tee reserves the fightto resell, atthe risk and expense of the de- faulting pure! »afver one week's public notice, All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser or purctiasers: THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee r a _ist-a Te MeaUIR Ee CO, Avcts. By A. GREEN, Anotioneer. VaR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON 'eTH, BETWEEN | AND K 875., AND ONE OF 2°71 BETWESN G anv H sts,aT Auction —On WE. NESDAY, the 6th day of June, I shall sell in front of the pre t named RANCE ines, (commencing on the firs! property.) at6 o'clock p. m. Lot No 2), insquare , Ne, Sronting 4 feet on léth, with adeptu of 90 feet toa 30-feet alley, be tweon I and K streets north, immediately in front ol ranklin uare, A ediat-iy after the sale+f the above, at 1 shall proceed to sell, on thi vee, half lot No. 19, in square No. 102, havin; ont of 45 f et 2 inches on 2th. running back fect to an alley, between north G and H streets. _ Persons wis! to purchase handsome butiding tes are respectfully requested to examine the jooation of the a -ove-mentioned property previous ‘0 feaie; they will find the sale worthy their atten- tion. Terms: One-fourth oash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, for netes, bearing interest from day sale. A deed given, and a deed of trust tn’ Title indieputab!e. & Sid A. GREEN, Auct,_ ~ By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers. Georsetown, D. © ALUABLFE BUILDING LOTS ON THIRD, BETWEEN FREDERICK AND MARKET STREETS, b Sep ela ey AT AUCTIO n WEDNES- AY AFTERNOON, 6th of June,até o’c'o' k, we will cell, in front of the premises, Lot 146, front ing 7 feet on Third street and running back 150 feet, between Market and Frederick streets, and which will be divided to ru ‘chi Terms: One-fo he in 6, 12, Py ve | ences. — og — nud secured by on the prem “mast BARNARD & GUCKEY, Aucts, By J. C. McGUIRE & COk, Auctioneers. {XTENSIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF SUPERIOR CARRIAGES, CARRIAGE AND SaD- DLE Horsxs, HARNESS, STABLE FURNiTUR| c— On TH! RSDAY MORNING, Jone 6:n, at ten one. a the extensive Livery Fo mg — ul '. F. lakemeyer, on ne Tith and {sth strects, and kuown as the-"First Ward Livery Stables,” we shall sel! ali his stock, com my c— yet i ‘tages, consisting of 4 close Conacher, ae Calne ates 2 Barouches.al: perior make and in fine order, 2 Phactons, | Carryall, 1 Bugsy, Carriage Horses, Sohgrce Sad die Horses, twe of them superior La- 10 sis Haver lated Harness, is Silver Gent-emen's and Ladies’ dios, 2exo-llont Sle ober, Bian! vers, id Stable Fi ture general, Cin Baas ay Sis Per ttare gmeraly bool of 2, 4and < aes, ly en- Sot et GS MoGUIRE. & CO.. Auots. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctionsers. Vitty, YALUABLE REAL ESTATE on Vv} ‘WEEN WHat, A PuLLic AUCTION-On WRDNES 4 BE MIX 0 weet, running to titersat,adcured by a desd of trust une ed od 4.0 MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. a — he i De By J.C, MeGUiRE & y 08 TRUST DS 188, B*. VIRTUE OF DOF Wt, LY ee tee ft THE LATEST NEWS TELEGRAPHIO. 4 of a purely Richmond garged as in anjnority, and purely Baltimore iegetion @monious results an we) Perhaps thedifficulty will be delegates to Baltimore, wi with theConvention at Richmond. Alabama Democratic Convention Montoomeny, June 4.—There was a large at- tendance at the regular Democratic State Con- Yention, which met in the capitol, at noon to-day, Wm. Acklin was chosen tem; cbairman. The ites were then was chosen President “No'step backward,” is the motto. mittee will report to-night at# e’clock The Convention met at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and is largely attended At Gret there was some ym whistling, hissing. etc. Mr. Cooper, of Cherokee, made an oa obert M. Patten, of Lai ) was chosen temporary Chairman Doug eecting at Philndelphia PRicapetruta, June vention before ing to ballot to x Tae eat ee cae eee nee as the only condition wy which they can be admitted to partici pate in ine procsedings Tornad jerth Carctina WILMINGTON, June 5 —A terrible gale passed over ee thie morning. Its course was from & to N.W. Several houses were un- roofed, fences and chimneys were prostrated, and the river steamers and sailing vessels were dam- aged. Fortunately no lives were lost Methodist Episcopal General Cenference Berrato, June 4.—The Conference met at 8 e’clock. Upon calling the roll, no quorum was found present. Adjourned sine dis —<$<—<—<—$<_____ Alexandria Markets. ALtxanprta, June 5 emir yf 73a $7 26; extra $6 5006 75, ow 4 heet —white, fair to good, $1 3281 40; $1.38. Corn—white 75c ; mixed 7ic; yellow 72c. Rye S2a83c; Oats 40adic. Corn Meal 74a%e. bushel. Seeds—Timothy 82.5083 Sv; Clover $5.50; Flaxseed #4. Provisions—Butter, roll, 18a 2c ; Bacon lc; Pork $727 50; Lard 10alde Whisky 24236c. Baltimere Markets. Bartimonx, June 5.—flour closed firm,with no sales; Howard street ts 0, white $1 55e81 65. Corn close: firm; yellow 70a72, white 73a75c. Provisions closed firm; bacon sides 10%a10\0¢.; mess pork $17 50als; prime $15. W! dull at Qie 2X New York Markets. New Yorn, June 5 —Flour is heavy, and the quotations are barely maintained; . Obio $5 80286; Southern $5156.25. qui Southern white $1.18a1.60 mixed 63c Provisions are Whisky is steady at 2i kc DDFELLOWS’ HALL—6! LTPR, with moving ELE! ANE ON - KEY ER. RABBITS WOME and CHILD! nd TO- NIGHT. As RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS My wegated ‘all and come) iete. cee ors vask- feet HOM ASs. between Sth and loth ats. G sian as AND LAUUEE CLOTHING Bought by 3 A D. No. 76 Louisiana av., betw.9th and 10th ste., Washinton, D. Se Goo Cast-off Clothing Bought, Sold, or Ex chang ~4. je2-st* EST SPOOL SILK A COTTON FOR MACHINES. 50 dozen White, Black and Colored Silk and Cotton ; the stock kept complete. Ladies can depend upon getting suited at all times, 4 Bymber and color, at STEVEN 336, betweep 9th and loth six. Agent of Grover & Baker's celebrat Sewing-Machine, which is emi: saything yetinvented. Call and nf icity. : Pye 2 326, between 9th and loth sts. je 2-6t HES, BED BUGS, ANTS, be on OUCKROAC spel other ang ——. be : EST ERTERMINATS id Fe op ere tele f the MOORES A fresh #1 ‘Ster just rece! D COAL. ‘omre: very superior Cumber- innd Coal, suitable for oreaithte ing, nd cy mon NID SNC Yard, Four-and-a- st. and canal. je 1-0 (Intel) west side. Ere FREFRIGERATORS. TUR neh Fasifta ce een f i prices, and will be sold at less than the al ONS EXCELSIOR REFRIGETOR with stone. wat nd bettom doors, I w: Mpanued Gonmaner 32 Seventh street, 5 doors Cote W. H. BARROVER BROOMS Boo ao SB Blows 500 oO CALITIE® AND Prices. Ex iiwincheee in Ney . either in baay oe 4 th No. 403 Wels ste re 4 ma Sl-lw * Near Four-and 8-half st. jALTS’ Woop acnd COAL 262 Pa. Av., Berw. lita ann 12mm Sts, ay = Wharf foot of Soverjoonts Lo 2 HE OP’ HAT, just arrived, by express, RS ig kise and CAPS im abundance, at Seventh poms ition me core joes, ta ok ecm ss ed sn. og a —