Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1863, Page 3

= «- LOCAL NEW AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. ‘GRover’s THEATER.—Miss Lucille Western ‘Will Clore the second week of her engagement | (which has thus far been attended with the Tnost fisttering success) by personating « Jack Sbepyard,” in her own version of the play of that name. Miss W. will be sustained by all the prominent members of Grover's | fine compary. Vanretirs.—The management here close the week's entertainment by offering one of the yery | best bills of song, dance and Ethiopian eecen- { Tricity, ever performed in any music hall in this city. Nellie Howard, Lizzie Fielding, Ada | Tesman, W.S. Budworth and other well known | performers appear. CanTERBURY.—At this popular resort An- netta Galletti continues to be the reigning star. She will to-night execute some of her most | beautiful and at the same time artistic terpsi- | chorian feats. An otherwise excellent bill ot j song, GARCe, apd Ethiopian eccentricity is also offe: Cincus —By the combination of Mr. Nixon's Cremorne and Madame Macarte’s Syro- Arabic troupe, the best maleand female ring 2nd eques- trian performers now before the public have been brought together. The circus tent is at the corner of Fourteenth street and New York avenur, Tar STEnEorTican, now being exhibited at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street, is well worth a visit. CounciL Procegpinas, May 20—Roard of Aldermen.—A special meetitg of the Councils was held last night, for the purpose of finishe ing up the business of the Sixtieth Council. A communication was received trom the Surveyor estimating the cost of paying and etading B street north, trom Seventh to Ninth Streets west, and to build four sewers, to be 23,729.50. The communication was referred to the Committee on Improvements. The following ‘were read a third time and passed: An act to keep in repair a portion of Judiciary Square; an act in relation to paved carriage-ways; to pave the carriage-way along Sixth street west trom Pennsylyania avenue to L street north; authorizing the laymg of water mains in Louisiana avenue from Sixth to Seventh streets west; an act in relation to the introduction of water into the several mar- ket houses; an act granting certain Privileges to Robert Gayer; for the relief of James Dale: 3 an act to grade Thirteenth street west from N street to Rhode Island Circle; and an act for | the relief of James Bowen. The bill to grade and gravel N street north, from Sixth to Seventh street west, was Isid on the table, a similar bil! haying been passed ata previous meeting. The following were also laid on the table: Petition of R. W. Carter and others, relative to & sewer in Seventh street: a bill to change the | gtade and repair and rebuild the sewer in Sev- enth street; certain papers relative to the cen- { tral guardhouse. [The special committen were discharged from the further consideration of. the subject.} A joint resolution asking the Mayor to withheld a circus license from Mr. J.T. Nixon; an act amendatory of anact in Telation to scavengers; memorial of brewers relative to the tux on lager; a bill to prohibit | the th ving of fruit parings on the footwalks; petition of J. Eeciesten; petition of John H. ile; and a bill in relation to the sale ef lager beer and other malt liquors. * The above were all iaid en the table tempo- rarily, and will be taken up for consideration <diuring the ensuing council. The repor: of the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department was reported back, and ordered to be placed upon the files of the hoard. ‘The mayor's veto of the bill for the relief of WN. D. Keneaster, was sustained. ie ietlowing bills from the board of Com- Council, were read and appropriately red, viz: Bill for the relief of@ H. Rrich- m, and John M. Corson; to provide for suitable accommodations for the Board of Trustees of Public Schools; authorizing the change of location of lamp-posts, in the Second Ward, aud to repair defective, payed carriage- ways, &c. ©n motion, the Chair appointed Aldermen j Lloyd and Clephane, a committee to wait upon the board of Common Counciland inform them that this board had concluded its business and was now ready to adjourn. Aldermen Ciark and Turton, were appointed | 2 committee to wait upon the Mayor and in- form him alse of the same. ‘The board then tooka recess, and upon the return of the commit! > Wi in catled to order and the committees reported that they had performed the duties assigned them. Mr. Semmes oifered a resolution, which was unanimously adopted, tendering the thanks of the board to the president, Jes. F. Brown, Esq., tor the able &nd impartial manner in which he hed presided over their deliberations. Mr. Lioyd moved that the board adjourn sinz die; and the Chair, (Mr. Brown,) before putting the motion, expressed his thanks tor the gener- ous endorsement of his official cond marked upon the gocd feeling wailed in the board durinzits testimony to the zeal and industry in the pub- lic behalf displayed by them in their labors. The boned a then declared adjourned sine die. Coamen Council._A communication was re- ceived from the returning without his #pproval, an act amendatory to an act to pre- vent the carrying concealed and dangerous weapons. The Mayor says that ‘¢he custom of carrying concealed weapons is most per- nicious) frequently leading to most fatal con- sequences, and cannot be too strongly repro- bated. The penaity new is, is not sufficient to prevent the practice: and if- not sufficient, a reduction of it will not, but will encourage it. If there is any necessity for a penalty at abl, it should be such as would operate as a preven- tive, and a reduction of it from the sum of twenty to that of five dollars, as contemplated by this amendatory act, would cnly be an in- vitation to infractiors of the Iaw. Also, one announcing his approval of certain acts, Also, one enclosing a resolution of the Public Scheo! Trustees, asking that a room ia the City Hull be fitted up for their use. The foliowing were passed :—Dill to provide suitable accommodations for the use of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools: to change location of a lamp mtheThird Ward; to repair defective paved carriage way of Seventh street trom C to F streets; resolution authorizing the Mayor to obtain information in regard to Crout’s patent flange bar; to iay 2 water main on La, ayenue between 6th and 7th streets; to grade 13th street from N street to RK. 1. avenue; io keep in repair 2 portion of the grounds at Judiciary; for the relief of Johnson Hellen; to flag and relay footway on E and 4th streets; for the relief of Charles P. Webster; appropriating $300 for the relief fund of the Fire artment, Mr. Knight offered the following: Resoived, &c., That we cordialiy approve and indorse the action and sentence of the President of the United States, in banishing Clement L. Yallandigham from the association of these who are loyal and true to the Union; and de- fenders of their country’s welfare and interests. Resolved, That we will not, as far as it bein | our power to prevent, encourage treasonable [ sentiment, or sympathizers with this wicked | and infamous rebellion, and would advise all such to go beyond our lines Caaralene those of the rebels where they properly belong. Mr. Morgan moved to insert sand all traitors shall be hanged if they return. Wr, Utermehle could notconscientiousFy vote for the firstresolution, notwithstanding he was as loyal a man as any one, and was in favor of dealing with traitors as they deserve tobe dealt | -with; but would have them dealt with as citi- | zens. While he would have been one, if neces- sary, to put the rope round Vanlandighamn's neck, he could not justify the taking of him or any other citizen of the United States by the military and trying him without giving him the right to summon his jury er employ coun- sel. As to what the motive was of introducing the resolution he had nothing to say. Mr. Lloyd was decidedly in favor of the re- soiution. He in favor of sending every sympathizer over the lines, and thought it the duty ot every man to rally around the flag and sustain the Union at any costandatall hazards. He had losg wate Mr. Vallandigham’s course and observed his acts. : Mr. Utermeble was in tavor of respecting rights ef a citizen, and contended that V.'s rights 4s acitizen were not respected. The Constitution says “The trialof all crifhes shall jury.” me ’ Ps Py Morgan renewed his motion. Mr. Lloyd was pretty well satisfied that Vallandigham was not 4 friend to the Consti- tution, and he had taken a stand against the zdministration in favor of the South. Cansuch 2 man be trusted? And yet bis colleague had the hardihood Sy that he had not beentried cording to the Constitution. . “Sar. Wilson said that the resolution did not concern any one, and it made little dillerence what was done with it, Vallandigham had been sent South, as he thought he ought to have been. The reselution had nothing to do with the matter, and be called the previous question, which was erdered. ‘Mr. Morgan’s amendment was lost. Mr, Utermeble asked a division of the ques- tion, and the first resolution was adopted— , Bays 2. + ea peand resolution was adopted .unani- | motsly- 7 Canfield reported & bill requesting the Re. net to Baus a license for equestrian entertainments at the cerner ef Fourteenth erreet and New York avenue, which was re- ected on its third Teading—yeas 7, hays 6. “Tr thorizing J. B. Olicoit to erect a rake Misio, rejected at a former ig, was reconsidered and passed. en’s amendments to the bill for toe itroaeion of water in the market houses eopeur m. R Wor. Mitchell moved to reconsider the yote by which the bili for opening Water rtreet wae passed, whieh was igei—yeas 6, mays 11. | erties. The wine is the pure juice, without Mr. Barr being in the chair, Messrs. Wilson | and U:ermehle were apvointed to wait on the ; Mayor to see if he had any further communi- | c-tion tor the board. | Mr. Lioyd offered @ resolution of thanks to | the precias nt, Mr. AR. Shepherd; which was | unsnimersiy ‘The President, in a few well-timed remarks, | tendered his thanks to the members, stating that the days spent in the Sixtieth Council were some of the most pleasant of nis life. He could with pride lock back to this Council. They had acted very literally; ths fire department, public schools, police and the improvements have been met. After tendering his hearfelt acknowledgments to the members he declared the Council adjourned sine die. ¢—-—_.—_—__ FourtH Warp SrTatiox Uasrs.—Maurica Sullivan and Mary Sullivan, profanity; for hearing. Sarah Reynolds aud Mary Ann Ma- guire, drunk; dismissed. Jacob Reese and Chas. Bruce, assault and battg@ry; security for peace. Edward McUarty, do.y ter a hearing. Sidney Wilson, do.; bail for court. Adell Green, do.; dismissed. Wm. Hyde, disorderly; do. E.E. White, James L. Barbour and J. E. Smith, cbstructing sidewalk; ruled for hearin, Hillery Smith, Wm. Burke and Cates Terri rioting; bail for court. Felix Carr, lunati dismissed. Mat’w Neviskey, drunk; dc. Ren- ben Beverly, beating his wife; do. Also, pro- fanity; $5.71. Nicholas Carney, assault and battery; bail for court. Terance Keenan, vio- lating city law; £2.58. Jos. Reynolds, drank and disorderly; $1: R. Rarbenhauyen, do.; military. John Banks, refusing to pay his hack hire: dismissed to pay thehackman. Jno. Warner, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. J. Julizn and A. Christie, assault and battery; do. THomas Mulquin, larceny; jail for court. Jno. Dongherty, fighting; military. Jno. Smith, vugrancy; dismissed. Mary Kenney, drank; do. Elizabeth Herbert and abeth Gibson, assault and battery; bail for court. Charles McCarty, fugitive from justice; committed to jail. John Henson Green and Wm. Summer- ville, fighting; $2.5S each. Eliza Summerville, drunk; do. Jne. Howard, drunk and fighting; do. Wm. Fitzsimmons, do.; military. Mich'l Long, for safe keeping; dismissed. m. King and George Colling, sleeping in the street; dis- missed. Jas. Kelly, do.; military. ——— ComMISSIONERS OF ELECTION.—The follow- ing is a corrected list of the commissioners of election on Monday: First Ward.—First Precinct—R. A. Waters, B. A. Clements, Jas.W.McGlue. Second Pre- cinct—J. W. Dyer, Sam. Stott, Lewis Parker. Second Ward.—First Precinct—George Jil- lard. John P. Hilton, Samuel W. Owen. Sec- pe a Samuel Lewis, B. F. Guy, Wm. - Pope. Third Ward.—First Precinct—Jas. M. Tow- ers, Gideon W. Larner, U. ttenden. Second Precinet—C. F. Wood, J. W. Boteler, B. E. Gittings. Fourth Ward. ©. Eckloff, Milburn, F cond Pre- ct—Peter F. inct—E. G. Handy, ¥: ys! Second Pre- cemct—Isaac ©. Bartlett, Wm. Slater, W. F. Downing. . Sixth Ward.—First Precinct—George Brown, James FB. Pen Joseph Cook. Second Pre- cinet—John Thi pson, Lemuel Gaddis, W. S. Venable. . Seventh Ward.—First Precinct—Geo. Mat- tingly, Wm. Wise, T. H. Barron. Second Pre- cinct—Chas. ©. Martin, H. O. Noyes, George i. Hepburn. CRININAL COURT, Chief Justice Cartter— Yesterday, Henry Johnson, charged with steal- ing cheese from W. II. Gorbert, submitted his case, and was sentenced to thirty days in jail. In the case of James B. Goss, charged with the same offense, a nolle pros. was entered. Andrew Bernan, indicted for the larceny of $65 from David Martin, was found guilty, and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary at Albany. In the case ef Eliza Edinburgh, indicted for malicious mischiet in breaking window sash, a nolle pros. Was entered. Siuess* eS Vorr or Tuanks.—A few days since the citizens residing in the neighborhood of Four- teenth and K streets who petitioned for the abatement of a nuisance caused by deposites of night soil, held a meeting, xt which Col. W.S. | ii Tisdale presided, and U. F. Anderson secre- tary, and unanimously passed resolutions of thanks to Alderman G. H. Piant and Council- man J. Russel Barr, for the prompt action they in the premises, by which a bill for the purpose was passed.’ Mr. RIcHARDS AMONGST THE Navy YARD Roys.—Editor Star: Mr. Richards showed a sudden and affectionate interest in us “work- ies” yesterday, by a visit to the Navy Yard. Perhaps he was a little astonished by three tremendous cheers for Dixon that greeted? him en his appearance in the workshops. Anyhow, | he left! Huce Paw. rene ee PERSONAL.—Governor Curtin and General Schenck had a long interview with the Presi- cent yesterday, relative to the defense of Penn- syivania. Hon. Thaddeus Stevens is in the city, stopping at the National. —————— * DEATH OF AN OLD CitizEN OF WASHIN Nicholas B.Van Zandt. of this city sin sgo at Grand Rapids, Michigan, whither he had gone to yisit a daughter. Sa “Important Notice.”—By the adyertise- ment of the Collector of U.S. Revenue, L. Cle- | phane, Esq. it will be seen that certificates of | election will require a stamp to be yalid. pee Sia TuirD Wanrp.—See communication signed “ Honor” in another column. > THE Brere Sociery.—A discourse will be | delivered in behalf of this institution by Rev. William Henry Channing, anda collection will be taken up, to-morrow eveaing, (Sunday, May 31,) in the itarian Church, corner of D and Sixth streets. Services will begin punctually at eight o'clock. The music of the vesper ser- vice will be given on this occasion, which will close the evening meetings for the season of the 7 Society. * — PROFESSOR AL WoLowskI’s new and original method of instruction in vocal music and the piano has achieved such success that | he has been induced to delay his departure tor a final course of lessons, which will commence | forthwith, at his residence, No. 151 Tenth street. All those who world quickly learn to sing and play must not neglect this opportunity. ee ge Wuneg.—A gentieman in New Jersey is culti- yating the Portugal grape with signal success, from which an excellent wine is raade, which is better than port, and has been adopted for medicinal purposes in the hospitals. They ripen from middle Goes Nee to middle of Sep- | tember, and contain valuable medicinal prop- adding any sugar or liquor of any kind, but it ; requires four years to perfect it.—Springfield Republican. This wine is very excellent for females. Sold by druggists. * “CRYSTAL Sprines.”—This beautiful sum- mer resort haying recently changed hands, is now 0) for the reception of visitors. The locality of the Springs is well known to most of the citizens of this District, being situated three and ahalf miles from this city, on the Piney Branch road, which as a drive, is unsurpassed for the quiet beauty of the scenery; the road itself, dur: the r, being the very best in this vicinity. To those of our cit- izens desiring a pleasant ride, free trom the dust and turmoil of the city, this place offers inducements superior to any other. The present proprietors ‘ve built a new and handsome hotel, provided with pleasant and commodicus dining-rooms, parlors, &c., and have added rose to the n&tural beauty ot the grounds about the Springs. The culinary department will be presided over by a gentleman of known experience and ability, who will always be prepared to tur- nish every delicacy of the season to the patrons of this establishment. There is alsoon the prem- ises a large and well furnished bar, stocked with an extensive and well selected variety of the choicest wines and liquors. It will be the aim of the present proprietors to make this place a first class summer resort, where gentlemen and their families, whilst driving out, can visit and obtain both rest and nments. are i H. F. Turner & Co. Fae Mextine of Goon Samaritan Dit slow Sona ct Temperance, held at Umien Hall, om tho evening of May i9th, 1833, the following Prewml tes and reselutions were adopted : “i ‘Whereas, im accordance with a wise dispensation o? Providence, our late Brother Jeffrey Goodri: + a5 been transferred fgom the busy scenes of this fe; and whereas, itis due slike te his worth as wu, and his ineviory asa Brother. that we expcoss tL urccep sense of bis standing and worth: Bo i! * erefore” . tesolere at in the decease of Jeffrey Good- crejnin egrirne aeveeete eines wey h re! it whise we mou! the des bof ost jake Beatie, ve ee a uindle sae ecivol Than we tuder Our heartfelt aym) S thies td conrotetigne to the a ken relict of the cm r fener fe Sous ond a healing balm for every nived, That theso preambles azd rasolutions pe ee upon the veeord the » gad 4 ad biican and Br Star;and 6 be tguanutied by ee bocorling Bocietary to Mrs. . K. Baipor, Taos He Litas { Oommitic. Fous, ou @ sure and wound i 2 that they be pose in eontele fe Cettpetthiy submitted in Love, Busity and Fi- dgiity. . B, Oncweaey, Sauas W. Davis, Heo, Bec, re it* | tween 4th and 6th street ¥ MMUNICATION.—To the Voters in the Seventh Werd: As many of my friends desire that I should make some exp! ition in reference to my votes in Council against corporation laws requ: voters commissioners of election to take oath of allegiance and loyalty, my Teason was and is simply from the fact that tne charter of ihe city mbes privisions ax to the qualifications of voters aud commissioners of election, and any laws the Council may pass on that subject pee B as any one may seaby reference to section Sof charter of 1348, andsec- tion 6 of charter of 1920. Therefore any atterapt toepforce any such laws of the ‘corporation would either subject the commissioners of election tose yere penalties, or toentirely destroy the validity of the election. And my reason on the lith instant for having the form of oath or affirmation modified was to make the form ap- plicable to an affirmation by adding at the oe the words (“and so lafirm”)in paren- esis. Tam entirely and unconditionally in favor of requiring every person in this community to take the oath of ajlegiance and loyalty, and am perfectly willing, and always have voted for and acyocated every legal measure to that end, and will cite thé iact that as the charter allows the corporation make the conditions upon which licenses may be issued. On August 4, 1562, 1 prepared, presented, and advocated a bill, which was approved ed ie 27, 1862, and of course became a law, which required every person to take the oath before a license could issue to him for any purpose whatever. The fact is, disloyalty «is not thesum of my offend- ing.” Lam not an Abolitionist per,se: do no! believe in negro equality, nor think Consti- tution a ‘league With death and a covenant with hell.” Nor am Lin favor of placing col- ored children in the public schvols with white children. Nor dol prefer Fred Douglass to Gen. McClellan for the next President. This sig the sum of my offending,” and the reasons I am objected to, and many of those who object to me and carp at my course are in tayor of these measures. I am unconditionally for a restoration of the Union, and, us the President has said, «would save the Union with or with- out slavery; or would save it partslave and part free, but would save it anyhow,” and ‘would use 21] means at the command of the Government, even to the negro, mad dogs, or Tattlesnakes, to do so. Very respectfully, Cuas. WILSON, Member of Council, Seventh Ward. Washington, May 29, 1863. SS Have you discovered the important fact that the Dollar Store, 438 Penn. avenue, near Four-and-a- half street, ia the right place to buy oamety and Bilver-plated Ware’ If not, take our word for it, or go sce sve for yourself what a dollar will buy, my ‘i lw* DIED, On the 29th instant. of consumption, Mrs. EL ay BARBOUR (colored), aged 63 yeard and 22 ays. T ‘he friends of the family are respectfully invit ed to attend her funeral! to-morrow (Sunday) after- noon, at $3 o’cleck, from the Baptist Church, eor, 19th and I streets. . = On the S0th instant, alter an illness of ten days, which he bore with christian fortitude, JOHN F. CLEMENTS, in the 50th year of his age. * His friends and relatives are reapectfally in- vited to attend his funeral on Sunday, the sist in stant, at 20’clock, from his late residence, 23d st., | between B and I. In this city, on Friday, the 20th of May, at five o’clock a. m., ELYANOR BARBER, aged 65, of consumption.” Most of herlife bad been spent in Ri but for the last Washine uable prof the Bapt 5 ty the precepts of her mother and friend wag alike exem- iderate, forbearing and charitable, ull who’ k r, she was more iy Vn AS a servant in i had 1, with a judicion sd, and witich w: t pious men! with great fid care an rapaid as to make pleasur Was a welcome guest wherev many, the white ns well as the her example and diseree' nn oy offend ne mit Wes ever attributed f suffer itiently to a w departed this tife—a faithfal » ectionate wife and moth 2 er, ill take’ place to-morrow, Sunday, ¥. at o'clock, from the corner of E and nth streets west, LOST AND FOUND. O8T—On Friday, the 29th instant, a bab;’s wld LOOP, with a blue sctting. The fnd-r e liberslly rewarded by leaving it at HAR- PER & MITOHBLL’S, 312 Penn, avenue, or st 400 K street. bet. 9th snd iuth. 18° fOUND—On the wth instant, a BOX containing eurgicalinstruments, marced Dr, McMillen, Aquia Creek, which the owner can haye by calling at W.K. Waters’, near the Baltimore Depot. my a TRAYED—A biack MARE, a speck in the rigat; 5 eeveral sores on right hind leg; about 10 years old and 16 hands high. A liberal reward will be paid if returned to WILLIAM TOWBRS, 280 24 street. my 3-30" § 1 0 REW ABD.—Strayed, on the 27th in stant, Rp from Park Hotel, on 7th atreet. «dark bay MARK, about 15 hands high; op her back was a sore from theraddie, Had on, when left. a halter and no shoes. The alove reward will be paid if returned to the Park Hotel, on 7th street, above Boundary. 3 at" B. LINES. TPHENTY, DOLLARS REWARD .—Strayed or stolen, from the stable in the reat of 335 K street, between 12th and Sth streets. betwoan the hourr of 9 and 12 o'clock p. m., the 29th instant, a derk bay HOKS; in very goed condition; about 153g hands bigh; very Jittie lame in left front foot, hardly perceptible. Tbe sbove reward will bs aid for him if delivered at the Army Clo:bing epot, Corcoran’s Art Building. corner of Penn. avenue and 17th street, to CAPTAIN DANIEL G. THOMAS, M. 8. K., U.S. A. my 39 3 OrT—On Saturday evening, 23d of May. a small 4 black tan terrier JIP, with a silver collar marked Albert W. Johnson, Sth street, No. 295, Washington city, D. 0, A liberalreward will be given for the return of said dog. my 29 3t* &5 BEWARD.- 8trayed from the subscriber on q the 25th instant, a small brown HORSK, with a heavy mane and tail,and marked with aC,” Any oxe leaving the said horse at Mr. FARNS- WORTH’S, Aqueduct Bridge, will receiye the above reward, my 29 3U* SS TCLEE On Thursday night, a gold hunting- © case WATCH and CHAIN; maker, M.J. Tobias, No. 65 Os leaving the same a liberal reward ah will be p: W. H. FANNING, City Restaurant, Tay 29-3t* corner lith street and Pa. ay. QTRAYED OR 8TOLEN—On Bunday last. the 2ith © instant, a white COW, with black head and neck; ber left hip has been somewhat displaced and walks Iame therefrom. Any one returning the said cow to her owner, on P street north, be- shall be suitabiy re- warded, {my29 3t™} LANDRINGHAM § 5 REWARD. Strayed from the Commons on J) Thursday, the 2istinstant,a red bailalo COW, & little white along her neck, and a white face. She was on the eve of calvinc. Any ene returning her to DANIEL DOWD, corner lith and W streets, will get the | my 29-20" above reward, 20 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE ’ recovery of a BLAOK SILK DRES8, stoien from Mra, Thomas Dennis, @ atreet south, between 6th and 7th streets, and the arrest of the thisf, od Trish woman, who passes by the name of Kate, She is about 30 years old; 5 feet 5 inches high; medium build; long face and and dark eye: was dreased in oid dark colored barege dress, old white straw bonnet, trimmed ba green shawl. Infermation to be left with W. B. WEBB, Superintendent Metropolitan Police, office 16 itth street west, my 2-3t* $20 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, a BROWN COLT, about two years cld and 15 hands high; just castrated; had a sore on theright shou!- der about one inch deep The above reward will be given if returned te No. 304 F atreet, between Lith and 127th, {my 28-31") J. KILLIAN, TOLEN.—Taken from the premises of the aub- seriber jget Zaturday, the 23d instant, one larga y HORSE, (fea bitten.) 10 or 12 years old; lame in left fore foot. Any personTeturnina tame horse wilkenesive ett K. H. LAMBRLL, my 28-3t* 750 New Jorsoy avenue. Ne. REWARD,—Escaped from the Washing- pL SEE TR rE bk ai 1e ss ue WH A TOMPEINS gist LEGHENGE, his age is about a2 years; 6 feet’ or sinches high; Nght brown haircut short and when long was comaad straight back; his Soe is round full; of quick ‘Also, JOHN HARDING, about 45 or 59 qeazs. ot age; feet 8 or Jinches high; very sharp features; ‘and intellectual forebead. ies aevend intatieg paises 3 pa ie genet aie * abon' Rist: as & gram frowning look: fair com: : ‘il of them hed leg irqas seeecan they left the ial.” ir The reward elven for their oe intl Reason nate: in tne ieee fistes jail in the apis g Ls JY SOMeans AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, are ard to — the ae UNITED STAR GEE Boney T= (Courows on BeGisrensd,) ‘tn large or sonal sums, i con Seite tuts Mr We Aecee ae ai ecnse. ited Btates Ronda PPartiee wishing to eure Ua iu gold, ahoctd sie aeecenoes ae send in orders my -dtjyl . ay eye tok ese: her Uack; hada rope around | florid complexion; diack hair | two of her upper frout teeth out; | BALLS, PARTIES, &. JP OST GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVENING or Tse BXCELSIOR ABBEMBLY : will be given at . GREEN SPRING, On MONDAY, June Ist, 1963. No pain bert atthe Yili be cmatted te mske this one of the efreshments served at city prices. eat £004 band hag been engsged for the ec Manae-rs. Benjamin Laport, 0. Henderson, Henry Foulk, _ Jas. Kenton. Tickets fifty cents, admitting a gentitmsn and Iadien . my 30 2t" T= FRANKLIN OLUB WILL GIVE THEIR ninth Grand Afternoon and M ht PIC-NIC at GREEN SPRING on TU. LENS June Sth, 1853. |ANAGRRS—A. Tonnet, RB. B. Mooney, L.| my 29-3t W. Dorsey, G. W. Bauer. WANTS, CARPENTER WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Apoly «t 9th and N streets north, my 3 -3t" Ware ie at496 7th st, a ts Dorween # bus #578 SR RLDEN & Co. V ANTEB—Two good BARBERS, steady work men required. Appiy at National Hotel Hair Dressing Saloon. Le WANT TO PURCHASE~—A first-rate SAD. DLE HORSE. Apply toL. J, MIDDUEUN, Oorner 1:7. and F gta. my 3-3t* WwW ANTS D—A g000 STUBS and BRMAND BOY, with good rec »mmendation. ¥. J, HEIBERGER & CO.. my 30-tf No. 362, Metropolitan Hotel, 7 ANTED-In a private fa nily, north of Pean. ead and near the Pay Department, a lower ROOM, for office, and two upper Rooms.with board, for a gentleman and wife. Address'*R M. 8.,’? Star Office. my 30 3t 10 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT 2 351 ¥ street, between &th and 9th, opposite the Patent Office, and get their Yokes, Banda, Sleever and Skirts &c., stamped. Also, splendid Braiding an¢é Embroidery Patterns for 8) ippere dices, ons, Joseys, Capes, Dresses. Gar- ibaldis and Zouave Jackets, &c. Ladies can have their Stamping done in a few minutes. my 30-lw* ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Two DRESS. MABERS at 494 north Lst, "my 20-2" W NTED—A CHAMBERMAID and BUNDLE Rat Apply at the Ebbitt House. my 29-3t* W ANTED—A good COACH PAINTER. Also.s BOY to work in the paint shop at WALTER & KARMANN’S Coach Factory, 316 D street,bet. oth and Wth ste. my 29-3t W ANTED—Two TINNERS at the Washington Stove Manufuctory; none need apply but first- class workmen, JAS, SKIRVING, my 29-3t 267 Penn. ave corner Jith st. “OOK WANTED IMME! IATELY AT 517 / 33th street, Washingt in, B. © ; she will be ex- pected to assist in washing and ironing, Te » competent person good wages Will be paid. my 29-3t* AN?ED IMMEDIATRLY—A neat frame or brick HUUSS, between 42 and Iyth sts., south of Penn. avenue. Kent not to capes 2) per month, Reference given, Address “F. B. Btar Office. my 29-3t* V 7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good WHEEL- WRIGHT at J. MILLER’S,No 578 Beventh street, Island, between Maryiand avenue and 8 st, Gocd wages and constant employment will be given to a good band, or if preferred, may rent the shop, my 29-3t* ¥ ANTED—A PEDLEN’S 3 HORSE WAGON, Address Evening Star, Box 26, stating lowest price. Ty 23-3t* Wy ANTED—A YOUNG MAN to assist in a den- tist’s laboratory and study the profession. Apply at this office. my 25-3t" YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS cuok.washer and ironer. City refereuce given, Cail between D and Virginia avenue, on Third st,, Irtand, my 28-30" V 7ANTED TO PUBCHASE—In Georgetown or Washington,s DRUG STORE, or a ROOM suitable fer one, for which the most favorable terms will be offered. Address ‘*Spatula,” Box 24. Star Office. my 98-3:* ¥v ANTED—A WUMAN to do the general house- work of a small family; none butan experi- enced one need apply; a middle-aged woman pre- ferred, Inquire at 626 H street, near 4th street west. ‘ OUSE WANTED,—I wish to purchase, for cash, & neat two-story frame or brick DWELLING Any person having suck a house to Sipene of will please call on or address WM, J, DENOHOO, No. 444 F street, between 5th and 6th My we3t W ANTED—A MAN and his wife to take care of asmallfarm. The man will be expected to labor in alfthe usual employments of a farm hand and his wife will be expected to be able to cook an yah for two or three persons, and to take care of the hous@eand asmail dairy, Tha farm is near the Baltimore and Washington Railrcad, and not more than one hourand a quarter's ride by the cara to either of thetwocities. InquireofA HERBERT, at Mrs. Bryant's 303 @ st. my 23-3t* W ANTES — Wanted, OLB WROUGHT and CAST SCRAP IRON for which the kighest each prices will be given. Also, Champagne, Porter and Scotch Ale Bottics in any quantitiesat | isiand Hall, 6th street douth. my %-1m* B. ¥, CARRY. WASTED IMMEDIATELY—At 372 E street, between ith and tith, an experienced SE W- ING MACHING OP KRATOR,- One with machine preferred. my 2-e03t* W ANTED—Two good Bundle IRONRRS nue, op: osite Grover’s Theater. JA but good hand=need apply. Also,one young lady to lei i Tay 30 D. dining-room SERVANT at No. th st., between F and G streets. Beler iny & W AnzED IMMEDIATELY—A good WHBEL- WRIGHT by EARL & STOVER, cor, 21st and I streets. my 25-1W* Wy 4nzee IMMEDIATELY —Twenty OAR- PENTERS, Liberal wages will be paid to ood workmen, and none others will be accepted. pply to the Government Carpsnter Shop, on K street, near the corner of Seventeunth street, Lieut, Col. K, M. GREENE, Chief Quartermaster, my 25-tt Department of Washington. Wee Two good journeymen HOUSE PAINTERS. Highest wages given. Nene but good workmenneed apply. Inquire at M. T. PAKKER’S Heuse Sign and Ornamental Painting Establishment, No, 59 Louisianaay my 22-8t* ANTED—At Boldiers’ Home,three good FABM HANDS, where constant empioyment will be furnished. Board. bedding and good wag:s paid. Inquire at Mr. EDWARD HALI® Grocery. neat the corner of Penn. avenue and 7th streots or on the premises of Mr. WAS my 22-9t" ¥ [at pele JOHN L, KID- ELL, Druggist, Georgetown, an expa- rionced CLERK, to whom a liberal salary will be paid. Satisfactory referencesrequired, my 5-tf ANTED—For tho United States Marine Qorps, several h- ndred able-bodied MEN, between the ages of 13 and 40 years, Soldiers serving in this Corps perform duty at our navy yards and on board United 8 States eee on foreign stations. Pay same as infantry ef the army. By goodcen- duct and attention to duty a soldier will certainly Tise to the position of a non-commissioned officer. tue cotars sii Gye ay eae wee rings an ac[te} re 2 ese 3 5 weet Allother information apply at the Marine By mn. D. mie inetonst a8! @. MeOAWLEY, my 5-47 __ Captain commanding post. — WA. BEOOND-HAND FURNITURE Ase, Mirrors, Cesta bert pedis and use furnishing 8 0: fe ion. Be B. BUOHLY, 425 7th st mar 9)-tf bet. G and H, east side Py An7Ee Sy a respectable woman,a SITUA- TION as cook, waaber or ironar; good ref : fer- ences given if required, Calioradcrossat 243 2th street, cornor of for 2dayn. aps HEAP EST y sae POTN ING ROOM! The New York Dining Reom. 474 7th street, op- site Pest Office. Open day aud night, Sunday Rreiutea . Glean single Kooms 5) cents each. my *6-Im* VENUE STAMPS | bedtaaad or AVE DENOMINATION, ly Gon bs THE COLLECTORS OFFIOR, 3 Good: THE COLLECTO:! a No. Perrier Sraxst, Opposite Post Ofice ogre tt ae 8. J. lector nal Hevenue fer the fo sete Coleetor of Inter riot of Gatumbia, CARRIAGES! sGas) Qe AR LIGHT OARRIAGES ever offerod in this market, for style and variety, consisting in part of Extension Tops , two and four seat Rockaways, top and no-tep Buggies, Jersey Wagons, &o., &c. Also, SUTLEBS’ WAGONS of all sizes, withand without springs. alee attend: ROBT H, GRAHAM, Coschmaxer. my T-im itr 374 D,and 477 Bighthet, ATORS. Isr zecei phis end New York. t Water Coolers, onat iets es Ooolers and Bions ‘We'wil sell the abo ee KETs. capes, —— |e eee RARE CHANCE TO WAL hing Be ees SECOND SINGLE- | the | National Steam Laundry, Pennsylvania ave- | 8 _F, HOTCHKISS, Prop. | ¥ 7 ANTED—Thrie DRESS MAKERS at No.359 | ifth street, between H and I streets; none {| | FOR SALE AND RENT. UBNIZHED P: AND BED ROOM TO F let. Agpiy at No. 279 F street, corner 13th. my S-Iw* y bd MS TO LET.—PAKLO: 5 Fiabe fon aae torn sicect ee Oo ave. and H. = | my Fe RENT—Suite of ROOMS, with lege Bitchen, or single Room, firnishen weet lasge ment Rooms, suitable for offices, at No, 3: 33 et Righteenth street, corner of K street, 4 * ANDSOME RESIDENCE ON F SrRept, H NEAR WILLARD) ROTEL, AT PRIVATE SAEAR LY POSSESBION GIVEN. — We have fer private sale a me three-story and brick residence situated on F street. in the vicinity of Wislards’ Hotel. The housais built water and gas afonghcs image. Barly posses tion wi en. my Sat JAS, C. MoGUIRE & CO, ALUABLRE PARM NEAR WASHINGTON FOR | SALE —We offer at private sale that Valuabie Farmon the old Bladensburg road, just outside of | the District live, about four miles from the city, longing to John 8. . +» and containing iM acres. It is well improved, with a comfortable dwelling, orchard &e., and will be divided if de- red, The stock, comprising Horses and Fresh Cows, may be purebasad. For terms, &.c. BP, to JAS. McGUIRE & CO. _MyS0ectw Auction aud Com’n Merch ‘ts. ISHED ROOM TO LET FOR A SINGLE }» $10 per month. in 501 7th street, between nd K atreets; third floor. my 29 3t* 8. GOLDSTEIN. Fe RENT—The CIGARSTORB and one ROOM next door to the Oanterbury Hall, on Loaisi- ana ave., above éty street Inquire on the erp sea. my 2 FFOsNIEnED BOOMS FOR RENT—With or wihout board, on Capitol Hill, east First st., in the moet pie ees with ughont fine between A ard & straets north, The houee is largeand well ventilated. Location heaithy aud free from dust, my 2-lw* Fo RENT— With board, nicely-farnisaed ROOMS, separate or communicating. Appl: immediately at 309 I atreet, between 1th a lith See souah side, Reference required. my 29-2" ee RENT—A hand: somely-furnished ROOM, on the second floer. Location central. Inquire at ose es street, between 6th and 7th streets. my 38-3t* Fo _SALE—The McOLELLAN HOUSE and fixtures, at the Depot, 912 New Jersey ave, Inquire at the Morgan House, 508. my 27-4¢" {OR SALE—In Bladensburg, a new HOUSE, two-story high. vith au acre and 2 quarter of Jand. Apply to CHARLES BRIKNER, Prince George’s County, Md. my 27-1W*™ FUsNisHED ROOMS TO RENT.—Gentiemen, or gentlemen with their wives, dasiring pleas: ant and quiet Apartments, single or communicat- ing, may find them at 326 H street, near Vermont avenue and Lafayette Square. location is one of the best in the city, and is within a few steps of the rail road and of two excellent boarding houses, my 27-4t* OR SALE—A PRAM HOUSE, nearly new, con- taining seven larva, airy rooms and passage; walls papered; gas ai] ngh the house; side and hack alleys. A pump of excellent water within 5) feetof the door, Possession given immoadiately, Price $2.90. Apply on the premises, 25% 3th st. west, between M and N st:, north, or at 425 between Ith and 1. my (OR RENT—The RESIDENCH of the late Maj. George Peter, situated in Montgomery co., Md. For further particulars, address **Montan- verd,”’ Darnestown P. O., Md. my 25-8t™ re ROOMS FOR RENT AT 51 Pa, avenue, near 22d street, with use of bath- room, hot and cold water; gas in the house. Best of board furnished if desired, No children will be taken. my 25-1w* BLE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE. fronting 59 feet on 19th back same width to the depth of 15) te&, and containie« abvut 9,000 square feet. Apply to #, BP. JACKSON, Attorney at Law, No. 155 Bridge street,Georgetown. my 25-1w TRNISHRD ROOMS TO RENT—For rent, at 450 Izth street, east sida, between G and H streets, neatly furnished and very comfortable BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMB, acd PAR- LORS, The seighborhood is one of most desirebie inthe city, Every attention paid to those oceupy- ingthem. No children in the house. my 8-tf OR SALE—Two fine BRICK HOUSES. only a *& tew squares from Treasury. Possession given immediately. Frame Houses, Building Lots and also alarge finely located Square of Ground east of C ° J, F, HALIDAY No, 515 Library Building. 11th st, may 26-1w™ south Pa, avenue, ‘OR RENT—Desirable suits APARTMENTS i in a first-class house. Location delightful in summer. Apply at 49% 17th street. between H and I, two squares north of Pennsylvania avenue. my 23-7t* FoR. SALE—A new three-story brick HOUSE. pleasantly located ia the Seventh Ward ; will be sold a bargain for cagh. Inquire at the office of the Washington Iron Works, Isiand. my 233-IW* AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES SEE 15T PAGS. xone C. McG UIRE & CO., Aactionsers, LENT STOCK OF GROUE: x AT E Pesuic Avorioy —On THUSSDAY “foun PS; June éth, at 10 o’etosk, at the store of Jona H. Knott, Keq', corner o Bh ateoeta, we shall sell his entire stock of Groceries, ac., com PeWhite a4 Brown $0, java and Rio Cotte FO. ears fee. Biack and Grae: Spices of ail kinds, Starch, Indigo — #round Alum and Fine Palts Fiour in barrels and sacks, Meal Soap and Candles, Coal Uil t of Bacon. Hams. Side= and Rhouldets ‘obacco, Navy and Natural Leaf ar: of various brands Brandy. Whiskey and Gin, in wood and giase Port, Madeirs and Sherry Wines Mackerel, Herring and shad Lot of Orfckery and @lassware Brooms, Buckets, Brushes. Rops, Mats, &c., Togethgr with the usual assortm: o! uewally found im a first class Pumily Grocery. ‘0 AT 10 O'CLOCK — Twe handsome Parlor fetts, one finished in Orim- son &insh and the other in Damask. One five light Chandelier Terms cash. J.C. McQUIRE & CO., my 3d {Rep } Auctioneers By J.C. MoQUIRE & CO., Austionears, rpaustEns SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD. ING Logs ix Paixtino Orrick Square. —On SATURBAY., June 20th, at 6 o'cluek, om the prem. ines, by virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated May 7th, 1857, and duly recorded in Liber J° No, 136, folios $19 et seq., one of the land for Washingtoy -ounty "D. O., I shalt seit 7,3, 9, 19.20, 2) 22,93. 35 and 25, in James 5 ubdivisic of Square 624, fronting euch 2¢eet en North | street. between Firat street west and North Capitol street, and run- ning back to a 30 foot alley. Terma: One-third cash; the remainder inG and 12 months with interest, seeured by deed of trust mine rer ¢ the cost of | hs conre’ at the ~ 0! urchasers. B7-If desired, these Love will be mibdieried into Lots of 16 feet frent each, 0. J, FISHER, Trustec, my @-eokda J.0. McGUIRE & 60., Aucis. By J.C, McGUIRE & O0., Auttioneers, EE’S SALE OF VALUABLE Lore re PristixG Urrice i vane —On SATURDAY AFTEKNOUN. June 2), at 5; o’elock,on the premiser by virtue of a deed of trust te the sub- seriber, dated May 7th. 1887,and duly recorded in Liber J’. A. 8 No. is7, folios Slet seq. one of the land records for Warhington county, D.C. I shall geil Lots No 5i and £3, in James ©, McGuire’: sub- d:v-sion of Square numbered 024, each fronting 2¢ featon Hl etreat, near the Government Prin! Office, and running back 5 feet 3 inches, to a3) fort alley. Th Lo’ ts have 2 pavement laid and trees a Me front, and ace very desirable locations idence. Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder ing and 13 menths, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All cost of convevancing to paid by the pur- chaser, THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee. my so-eodkds J.C. SicGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. By W.L. WALL & OO., Auctionenrs. 100 Bis, SOTATORS AT AUCTION.-On s MONDAY. Ist of June, at 4 o'clock p. m., will he sold at Middleton’s Tce House, Carter‘a wharf, foot 13'. street, 100 bbls Potatoss for cash. my 29 W. L. WALL & OO., Auct By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers A vgttox SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLE MoNUMENTS AND HeaDSTONES. ON PENNSYL- YANTA AVENUE. WETWREN 8TH AND ITH STREETS WeEST.—Un WEDNESDAY, the 27th inst., at Mm o’vclock A. M. The attention of those rsquiting Morumental Works is callea to the sale, as they will be d withcut reserve. Terms cash; my 21-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets. B@-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL MUNDAY, the tst of June next, at o'clock P.M. Persons wishing to purchase fine Italinn Marbia Menumeuts or Headstones will do weil to attend the sale, as it is per+mptory, my 2a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsera. UE es AND KITCHEN FU NITURE, Piaxo Forte at AvcTioN.—On MONDAY, the lst day of June, we shall sell at tha residence of T. J. Magruder, Bsq., No. 422 north ¥ street, between Sth and 6th streets west, et 10 o'clock A_ M.. an excellent sseortment of Furriture. viz: ¥ine Chickeriag Piano Forte, 632 octaves, Stool ant ver Mahogany Sofas and Chairs, Egyptian Marble ‘abie - Two Fine Gilt Frame Freoch Plate Mirrors, 72 by %4 inches, with marble brackets Mantle Clock and Ornaments Mahoganyand Wainut iull Marble-top Dressing and other Bureeus Mahogany and Walnut French and other Badsteada an Ti Fine Mahogany and other Wardrobes and Book- cases Wa inut, Extension, and other Tabies, Washstands Two Fine painted Cottage Chamber Seta, one of which is Marble top China, Glass, and other Crockery Ware Dining and other Chairs Brussels, Threo-ply, and othor Carpet _, Matting Parlor and other Stoves, Chandelier, Hattree Kitchen Requisites, with many other articies too tedions to mention Terms cash my Bi-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. plent for r. 7BRY DESIRABLK PRIVATE RESIDENCE NEAR THE CAPITOL FOR 8aiE —We otter for salen lsrge and handsome residence, builtin the most superior manner, with ail the modern im- provements, and delightiuily situated near the apitol. | “The house is fully furnished, and the purchaser | can secure the furniture as well. | _ Immediate possession given. Apply to JAS. 0, | McGUIBE & CO.. Auctioneers and Com. Mer- chants, Guron.]} my 23-6t OR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT—A two-stery, basen enf and attic Brick Hor containing § rooms, No. 219 North B treet, between Delaware avenue snd istst. This iss most desirable prep- erty, bei i tension of the © on the mort reasonable terms. For particulars inquire of pone LE PEABODY, No. 50 Louisiana avenue, my 1-Im* BOARDING. OARD.—New bouse; new furmture, 445 12th etreet. Also, Table Board, Mesihours: 3, 4, and 7 o’olock. my Si-lw* OARDING.—T'wo large aed well ventilated ROOMS for rent, with board, at 415 E street, between Sth and sith, | __ mm 20% BoskD—For eight or ten gentlemen. within one square of tke War Department, enabling gen- tlemen therein employed to dive at lp m. Terms, $16 per month. Apply by letter, stating name and position, to", b. A.,BtarOfice my 2-3 QUMMER OARDING ,—Those wishing to spend b the suinmer North will find pleasant ROOMS at Mt. Airy, cight miles from Philade!phia, on the Cheennt Hill railroad. The country is. iy and very beautiful. The house is spacic well supplied w.th amusements, and hourly ¢ huupication with the B No, 1042 Pine st., ? {OR RENT, WITIE elegantly FURNISHED ROUMB in a house containing all the modern improvements, Ne. 3 432 Street. between Ostreet and City Hall, my 26-Iw* LERES FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY / and pay? officers and strangers visiting Wash- ington, may find a comfortable home in ongof the most delightful locations in Washington, No. 52 Missouri avenue, One very large front room, 74 story, now vacant, my 1b OARD —A lady having taken # houre in the im- mediate neighborhood of the Treasury, State. War and Navy Departments, offers large and we! furnished rooms. with board, and all the comforts of a home. A fewtable boarders will be taken, Apply at No. 395 i8th street, between ¥ and G streets, one square south of Pa, avenue. Refer- ences required, my 11-tf PERSONAL. VP QuARLOTTE FRANKLIN | SISTRR OF ED- wound Fuller, is in Washington, she will call on him immediately in 6th street, between Q and R, my J © IMPOSITION .—Madame Ross, Doctress and Astrologist, was born with # natural gift, Bhe tells the past and future—never known to fail, Causes speedy marriages; brings together those long separated; cures all dineases. Businers strictly confidential. No. 333G street north, corner of Twelfth street west, three squares from the Patent Offica. The only person that can ahow a likeness of future husband or absent friend in re- lity. Ladies 50 cents; Gentlemen $1. my 29 Im~ AND MAGNETISM. H MRS. WREN CURR ALL DissasEs Wik Her Hands. | testimoniais, 445 K st., petnecu oun and sun, Washington,” my i3-Tme GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, 0. W. LUMSBON, Fonwanprk Ae COMMISSION 91 op 103 Wares Sraskz, 'RELOWN. f Prodzee, Fiour, Grain, and Hecchaudice gevoral 7; Procures Freight, Ghar- +Business transected always with promptness and dispatch. ° - mar 4-tf U.S. 5-20 Bonds. RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO., Bankers 352 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Wit WILL SURNISE AT Pan UNITED STATES < FIVE-TWENTY YEAR SIX-PER CENT. BONDS Inrenesr Pavasix 1x Golp, ‘The privfege of subseribing for these Bonds at si par will cease on Ist July, 1263, The money invested in them through us goes directly tothe National Treasury. Sp 7-1m By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. | hare deoe SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE As- SORTMENT OF PaPxR imGs. Borpgrs AND ORNAMENTS, WINDOW SHapes, CORNICE AND TRIMMINGS, ANP STORK FIXTURES AT AUOTION.—Ow “HUBEDAY. the 2th instant, we shall ell, by order of the Hon. Orphans’ Court, a portion of tha personal effects of Stephen P. Franklin, decessed, er or Ninth and D at thestore, No. 505, streets, commenting at 1) o'clock A.M., all the extersive assortment of Wall Pape:, Bordering, Ornaments, Witdow Shades, Cornice and Trim- mings. Also, the Store Fixtures, such as Writing Desks, Counters, Cases, Shelving, &c.,&c. Terms cash. Persona in the trade and the public in general are respectfully invited to thesale, As the stock is large aud the © peremptory it will be wail worthy their attention. J.P. YRANKLIN, Breeutor. my 3-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, aucis W7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED OK account of the stock being sy large that we have not been able to arran-e for the sale until MON- , the let cay of Junz next, same hour. There so in the sale several barreia of ine Paper Furniture Varnish By order of the Bxecutor. my 28-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. By BOTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers, [NITED STATES MAKSHAL’S BALE OF Scnoonsa Hanvest axD Caaco, Comsistina oF 84 BaLes or CoTToN —fn virtue of 2 writ issued 10m the clerk’s offies of the Supreme Sourt of the District ot Columbia, sitting aa the United States Dirtriet Court, and to me directed, 1 wi cash. at the foot of 6th street wharf, on the Poto- mac river, on MONDAY, the istday of June next, 1863, commencing at 11 o’clock a.m. K SCHOONSH HARVEST. HER TACKLE, APPAREL AND FURNITURE, Pee S4 BALES OF COTTON, WakD H. LaMON, U.8. Marshal D.C, _Mmy 20 dts BOTELER & W:iLLSON, (Chronicie.} Auctioneers, By J.C. MeGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, peers AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — On TUESDAY MORNING, June 24, at 10 o’clock, at No, 138 G street, between 2ist and 22d street. we shall se:l the furniture aad effects of a family deciining Housekeep-ne. comprising— Wainut Plush Covared Sofa and Paior Chairs Mahogany Sofas, Gard Tables, Canereat and Witlow Chairs, Brovze Clock, Mant-! Ornaments, Cottage Setts, Crib and Bedding Marble-top Dressing Bursavs, Washstands, Bedsteads Wardrobes, Toilet Sette, Heir ard Husk Mattresses. Bo'ste: Extension Dining Tables, Sided Qak Cane Seat Chairs, Lounge. Crockery and Glass Ware, Table Cutiery, Carpets, Oil Cloth aud Mat Refrigerator, Ceoking Stovi Kitchen Utensils, &c., &e. Terms Cash. my 29d {Rep.] J.C. McGUIRE& CO., Aucta. By W.L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers. South corner Pennsylrania avenueand Ninth streee Pee BALE.—On TUESDAY MORN- ING, 2d June, we will sell at the Auction Reoms, the stock of 2 licensed :Pawnbroker, con- sieting of the largeat oumber of U: Pledges of every description, ever offered forsale at auction in this city, such as about 1 Gold and Silver Hun! and Open Face Watches, Patent Lever and Escapemens. Full setts and odd pisces of Jewelry, Gems, &c. Coit’s and Bailey's Rifles, and other Metallicand , Breech loading Firearms, &e., &c. Dirks and Knives, Table Cutlery and Silver Forks and Spoons. Musical, Mathematical, and Astronomical In- struments, ~ Ladies’ and Geotlemen’s Wearing Apparel, among which there is many re. New Bue Drees. Fai other fine goods. Operas: lasses, Fruit Euiver, Gesket: silver Tumblers and Gob- Fancy Articles. Garpentare” ‘Tools, and other Mechanical Tools apd Instruments en many other articles, too numerous to men D. ‘The sale will be continued datiy till ail are dis- posed of, ‘Terms cash, mny 2- E By W.L WALL & OO.. A uctionsers. ] 8. MABSHAL’s BALE DOARGO, DISS’ DELIGHT AND . U; wittes ofa deeiee canes from Clerk's W. L. WALL & 00., Aucta, Office of the Supreme Oourt o! of Coiumbia sitt ase District Goutt, te me directed, J will sell at public for cash, com - moncing at llo'cleck s. m., 4th June, at the foot of Sixth street wharf, op the river, the. ot Crise ring Goole and wit, vias e pio) be Old Whiskey. ae Of otf 4