Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1863, Page 3

OCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. | Grover’s THEATER.—Mise Lucille Western | enters upon the third and last week of her | engagement by appearing as ‘Victorine” and “Madame Victor,” in Buckstone’s adaptation of the French sensational play of *Victorine.” Miss W. will be ably sustained by Susan Denin, ‘Charles Barron, Geo. E. Wilson, and other members of Mr. Grover’s company. CANTERBURY.— Notwithstanding the im- -mense attractions at this resort in the of Annetta Galletti, Manager Sinn, with a deter- mination to give Ris patrons an extraordinarily gcod entertainment, has effected-a re-engage- ment with Kiite Pennoyer, and the latter will re-appear this evening, as also will the sisters Marie and Augusta. Eva it, 2 charming ze alist, has also been engaged; and 2 good bill offered. Cimcvsa.—This is the last week of the com- bined circus’ of Madame Macarte and Mr. Nixon, and an entire change of programme is announced. The thrilling equestrian drama of “Dick Turpin” will be perfofmed to-night. iadame Macarte will personate the bold high- wayman. V aRieTiz8.— Miss Nellie Howard, the champ- ion temale clog dancer, will to-night execute some most difficult dances in the clogs. The amusing delineater of Ethiopian characteris. tics, Mr. W. S. Budworth, will also appear; and in addition nearly fifty performers, male and female, will participate in the entertain- ment. THe MERCHANT Or VENICE.—Mr. Fitzgerald Tasistro will give one of pispopulae dramatic entertainments at Willards’ Hall this evening, ard on this occasion will recite, in character, Shakespeare s beantiful play of “The Merchant ef Venice.’ The well known ability of the speaker will no doubt attract a tull house. Srrrudyrican.—This beautiful exhibition of scenes and incidents connected with the Amer- icum cival wer, aud of photographic views of scenery, statuary, &c., will be at Odd Fellow’s Hal, Seyenth street, but for three nights more. see ls Se Tux Exrcrion.—The election held to-day for Corporation officers has, thus far, been con- ducted in a most quiet and orderly manner. The judges at all the precincts have through- out been firm in their decisions, and the police dorce were quick to quell the first sympioms of a demonstration towards a disturbance. In the First Ward, first precinét, at ten and a hatf o'clock, the yote steod 45 for Dixon, and 4 for Richards: and in the second precinct 61 for Dixon and 2 for Richards. In each of these precincts th: ges exercise their discretion in relation to certificates, no votes being received oe thein unless the voters are properly vouched for. in the Second Ward, at half-past twelve o’clock, one hundred and fifty yoies had been | polied in the second precinct, and the friends | ot Mr. Dixon ciaim that he had three to one of } the votes at that time, Mr. Ellwood, for Sur- | veyor, is running ahead of his ticket—this being * his own ward. > j ™ In the Second Ward, in both precincts, the Judges allowed parties who had not been regis- tered to vete upon certificate. ' In the Third Ward, but a small vote had ! been polled up to ten o’clock, the Richards men cisiming that he and his entire ticket ‘were far in the ascendancy, and they are san- guine of carrying the ward. Tn the Fourth Ward the judges took the de- cision of Mr. Bradley as the law, and refused yotes On certificates. Mr. John T. Clements, | jr., candidate tor Council on the Richards tick- fered to vote here, but his vote was cted to, hecanse he was not registered. This excited Mr. Clements’ indignation, and hk demanded that the judges should place ti Teasons for refusing his yote upon his cer! cate; and also that they should keep the names of all cthers refused for similar cause, in order that, in case of a suit, the parties who had bern disfranchised could be obtained as witnesses. Another yote refused, and for the same cause, was that of Mr. Fred. Myers, of Michigan, (of ot John Brewn and .jesus Christ parailelism biasphemons notoriety,) who reyenged himself by taking the numbers of cerisin policemen and threatening to report them for going into a drug store to get a glass of soda: much to the umusement of the szid police officers and the | bystanders. In this ward an attempt was made to defeat Mr. Utermehle for Alderman, by get- ung up tickets exactly like those for Mr. € but substituting Mr. W. W. Moore’s name tor his. The Dixon ticket was largely ahead here. In the Fifth Ward, up to nme o'clock, the election progressed very quietly, the votes coming in slowly. In the first precinct, to that hour, about 40 votes had been cast for Dixon and 5 for Richards. In the second pre- cinct, the vote at the above named hour stood 80 for Dixon and 7 for Richards. To this hour certificates hud only been presented by un- doubted legal yoters, and they were received. undersiand that votes will only bh im this ward when presented by | cannot be vouched for by well kno’ citizens. In the Sixth Ward, first precinct, yoles up to nine o’clock, were very slow in coming in, bat SY votes being cast to that hour—37 for Dixon and 2 for Righards. In the second precinct voting is, much more brisk. To that hour 70 | yetes had neen cust—5S for Dixon and 12 for Richarés. There is a great amount of seratch- i 1 { ing being d on the ward ticket, but the im- Pression prevails that Morgan, for Aiderman, ts ahead In the Seventh Ward, first precinct, to noon, there had be and 63 for Bi ahout 1s. yn 138 yotes polied—7i for Dixon ards. In the second precinct bac been cast, and it was con- » Dix m tic twius about sOahead. Except m cases of m: st fraud certificate voting Was allowed in this war Excelent order prevailed at both precincis with no dix- turbunces W ver. 2 =e Fata, Acctpzn unday morning, about one o’clock, the police of the Fourth Ward wi notified that a man named Duncan M. Stewart had fallen from the third story window of house No. 6, Fonr-and-a-half street, opposite instantl Presbyterian Church Roundsmin Eck: and off Miter immediately took charge of the body. Coroner Woodward summoned a jury, and in- quest was made yesterday about7a.m. Itap- and Mr. Samuvcl Tilston : @ Mr. Tilston | ased sitting at the The window- sill is low and the window wide. Abont one ‘clock he was aroused by the crash caused by | the deceased falling upon the roef of the porch . of the second story, and he immediately ran down to aid his friend if possible, and found him dead. The body was lying upon the paye- ment in the yard, face downward, and the fect under the porch, and witness supposed that | when he fell he first struck upon the roof of the porch, and rolled from the roof, striking his | Yace upon the pavement, causing instant death. | As Mr. Stewart was not of intemperate habite, itis provabie he fell asleep and fell from the window, and the ynry returned a verdict to that effect. The deceased was 2 clerk in the Trea- sury Department, and after the inquest the body was taken in charge by his friends to be em- balmed, and transmitted to Johnstown, Fulton county, N. ¥., for interment. eee A Wasuixncton Rerer ARRESTED.—Last week, Detective Williams, of the Treasury, arrested James B. Evans, more generally | known a3 “ Bub Evans,” on Seventh street, |) near G, when he was boasting that he was a rebel, and that he had run the blockade to get | here, but was going to return again. He also | stated that he has been with Stonewall Jack- son since the war commenced in eighteen engagements. He is well known in this city in the northern section, where hia father re- sides. It is thought that he is one of the party who rum the blockade with Charlies Hume, | ‘who was killed in Charles county. The mili- | wary authorities were atter him when he was arrested by Detective Williams, who handed dim over to them, and he was sent to the Old Capitol. and v =e Rrot.-—-About ten o'clock last night, as a congregetion of colored people were leaving the little chapel on Third street, near New York avenue, they were attacked by a crowd of white men. ks were thrown by the as- sailants, und seyeral of the were knocked down. Sergeant Cronin happened to | be on the spot while the riot was progressing, and arrested Thos. O'Donnell, ‘whe he ed with being the leader in the riot O*Donnell ‘was taken to the Fourth Ward station, and re- leasea on security for trial this morning, but he did not appear. A warrant was issued for hhis arrest. Serg't Cronin could get no wits nesses or assistants; the necroes being alarmed, ed in every direction, the men parting with | their female companions, leaving them to tate care of themselves as best they could. saeco Nor Wounpep.—Capt. William Remmyson, | bar etthe 10th regiment, writes that he was not ‘wounded in a Jate engagement near Saffolk, { | take place, bnt it | ken, to rece | would have been binding. Va., (25 reported inthe papers). Companies B wh F of the i0th were the only two nana nies engaged; but no casualties occurred in | Cspt. k's. company, (F,) except the slight wounding of cue of his men, stad — tase ¢opposiioa proposed sod to defeat caa- that the can- te ates upon the Dixon ticket by misspellings of names to be correct. ‘e have speci- mens of such tickets circniated iu the yarious weras, with *W.M. Dixon” tor William Dixon, and with the name of Mr. Douglass spelt with one 5.* cine Inpictzp.—We hear that the Grand Jury have found true sy ct depts Dean and Joli, counsel for the fugitive slave boy Hall, charging them with obstructing the enforce- men! of the tngitive slave law, QUALIFICATION VOTERS. Opinion oi the Attorney of the Corporation. WASHINGTON, May “62, My official opinion, as the Attorney of the Corporation of Was! in regard to the qualifications of voters and their right to vote at the municipal elections in this city, having been requested by some of the Commissioners of Election, proceed to givei’ as briefly as Ican. The Charter of 181s, section 5, (with the amendments in the act of 16th May, 1-34.) con- ains, in very ciear and specific terms. a list ot the necessary qualifications of each voter. 3y it the qualifications prescribed in the Char- ef of 1926 were repealed. 1, He must be a free white male citizen of the | United States; t\exty-one years of ag: before the 3ist day of December next preceding the day.of the election; and either native porn or ustiralized prior to the said 3ist dzy of Decem- a 2. He must have resided in the city of Wash- imgtop one year prior to the t me he offers to j Vote. and be a residentof the precinct in which he offers to yote at the time he so offers. By this is meant, he must have abandoned his for- mer domicil in the State or Territory from which he emigrated, and must have taken 1 his residence in the city et Washington, wit intent to make that bis hcme, and to become a citizen theieof a year prior to the time he offers to vote. In every other case he is a soyourner, and not liable to a school tax. 3. He must have Leen returned on the books of this Corpuraticn during the year ending the 31st December next preceding the day of election as sub- Ject toa school tax for that year. By the third clause of the second section of the Charter of 1848, the said Corporation shall have power to lay and “collect a school tax upon évery free white male CITIZEN, of the age of twenty-one years and upwards, of ome dollar per annem. : This determines what is meant by those who jee’ bcen returned on ihe books of the Corporae ion? *% % sas andject toa school tar,” and ih what sense the word “cITIZBN” is used. If there were any remaining doubt as to the necessity of this return on the books, as a requi- site qualification of a voter, it is removed by the proviso of the fifth section, and by the act ot Congress of the 16th of May, i856, requiring two precincts in each ward, and providing that inasmtch as persons arriving at the age of twenty-one years after the 3!st of December, and prior to the election, could not vote, so persons naturalized within the same time shonid not—showing the intention of Congress sae the registry or assessment was to be the uide, s 1 am quite aware an imfpression has long pre- vailed that the iate Circuit Court of this Dis- trict Cccided, in the year 1x54, in the case of Charles S. Wallach, petitioning for 4 manda- mus, that this is not the true construction of the Ubarter, and thal it was to be interpreted beneficialty in favor of a party claiming to vote, but whose name, by fraud, accident, or :nistake, had been omitted by the Assessors. In such cages it w2s supposed to be the opinion of those Judges that the Commissioners of Blection may resert to prov! and correct the poli list. And such, as 1 under ud, Was the inference of my or, r. Carlile, who, assuming a authoritive interpretation of Tier, prepared certain instructions for the guidance of the Commissioners, founded on hat assumption. Ihave never so understood that point of fact. as the record sh y no deci ide by the Court, and no judgment given in lhe . An opinion was expressed by the Court, or @ majority of them, to the effect I haye sta- ted, which was intended as a guide for the Commissioners at the election then about to ould have no binding eifect ‘sioners, and was néver Under it an imperfect usage by bo Means uniform or unbro- proot and certificates to correct the Assessors’ list so far as to admit the vi of persons net upon this list. I have -alw: thought this an error, although it was a venial one. to be corrected by the Court in any future contested ¢ of election. The Corperstion, under the grants in their Charter, have made very careful and very am- ple provisicn ior the ascertainment of ‘those persons Who are subject to a school tax, and for the correction of the lists prior to the 3!st De- ceimber in each year, at the same time re quir- ing full public notice in each precinctof the list @ opportunity fer every person whose name bas been omitted to lieve corrected. When the list is completed itis fin 0 far as any power exists in the officers of the Corporation or Com- missioners of Election under existing laws. And, in my judgment, two of its main objects, viz: the prevention of illegal votes and the as- certainment of the persons subject to a school tax, would be entirely defeated, by an assump- tiou on the part of the Commissioners of Llec- tion te correct the errors of the Assessors. No ich power is given in the Charter, or under upon the Comm claimed to hive. has grown wu returns, as furnished to them by the Register, are and ought to be their sole cuides. The opinion of the Judges of the late Circuit Court is entitled to grout respect, and few per- j sons would yield to it more ready obedience than I would. Their decision and judgment But, in the absence of that, with the very elear convictions of my own mind on this subject, when called upon, on imy official responsibility, for an opinion, I &m obliged to say, there is no power in the Commissioners of Election to receive the yote of cue not on the poll list, or who has not paid ‘he school tax, and all other taxes on personal property; er who is non compos mentis, vagrant or pauper, or who has been convicted of any infamous crime. Jos. H. Brapr. Attorney tor Corporation of W ashi: HAVE You discovered the important fact that the Dollar Store, 43S Penn. avenue, near Pour and-a- haif street, is the right place to buy Jewelry and Rilver-plated Ware” If not, take our wor! fer it, or go a gee for yourself what a dollar will buy, my 3-lw* ston. ‘ Szcpet Disxa Samaritan’s Gift is the mo: effectual remedy— E e¢y ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, in twenty-four noura 0 a Only ten pills te be It is the soldier’s hope, and « friend to certain, safe and al, no balsam, no mercury. en, tal ’s Root and He and permanent cure tor Syphilis, Bores, Spots, Tettera, ce. Pr for $5. Soid by 8. C. Ford. See eee ‘THE CHRAPRST ANP BEST Hatz Dre re tae Wortp— Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, 4) centsabox. The bestinuse. Try it. Soid by S. b Juices—A& pos ertisement, m5 | G. ¥erd, corner 1ith streot and Pa. avenue, Wash- | | ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, Jas-ly a eee Diseases OP THE Nervous, Seminal, URiNiny amp Szxuan Exystxeme.—New aud reliable treat- ment- in Roports of the Howard Asscciazion—sent in sealed letter envelopes, frea ofcharge. Addras Br. J. Skillin Hongnton, Howard Association, Philadeiphia, Pa. mar 25-3m. Arrention Sort TReT your Heattinl— No sensible man wil leave the City without a supply of Hoelioway’s Pills « Ointment. Por wounds, Bruises, Sores, Fevera snd Dysentery, these medicines are the 5-st in the world. Every English and French Soldier ur hem, Only 25 cents per Box er Pot, 225 = a Formation or Corxs.—Corns are formed of thickened layers of cuticle, and are genaraily of conical shape, with the points denceading into corresponding esils, or depressions of irregular depths, according to the injury caused upon the immediate parts where the external pressure is most severe. The — they cause if not in the corn itaeif bat in the part compressed by it, the operation for their rezoval is priniess, bloodless. and effectual if Sis pe ‘gposiog and exciting causes be avoided. To ail aillicted with corns. bunions, troublesome usils, or of rders of the feet we would recommended an sarily oat! on Dr. White.cfice No, 424 Pennsylvania avencs, between Four-and a-haifand hatreets. my 33 On the 8th of May, by the Rey. Mr Harris, Mr. FORD BILYEU, of Philadelphia, to Mia ARYA BROWN sof Washington coanty. 3.0. On the Sith of Mur, at the residerce of the bride's parents, by the Rev. J.N. Goomba, Lisu- tenant WM. H! WALKER, of the th Masasehu- setts volunteers, to Miss MAME VIRGINIA WHBELEE, of this sr, aoe the Bey. Mr. Boyle. pastor of St. Pote Citch. Mr, NOAIDG, KINASEEY, of the iia Penn. deserves. to Miss MARGARST DsMANB- FIELD, of Ebiladsisuls. = ig lewark, N.J..on the 7th May, 1263, by i ER Uinese, RANDOLPH it, RERERS 0) Biss BA. A, LANDRETH, both of Washiagton city. ¥ DIED, the Sist of May. E. LOUISA BOND, Prior or of Peter x Piet Grabb, aged 32 yee EP hil, Pevers please cop: 1 « dat, SAMUEL B. on. ae tas ad op Leroy K. apd Eliza Bishop. Home fri fthe family are respectfnlly invit- ae Sesser eis funeral to-morrow, June 2d, at 4 o'clock, 5 tay we ‘ LILLEE, beloved Gili ef Win, and’ Martha 3 Roberts ears [New Havin, Coma. and Williamsburg, b. I., pa- pers ase Copy. > Our dead, our lost, our beautiful, Bow dort wait ‘Son, fhe earth whon thou Art hidden ib Habeas. Ali thre’ rk wintry sours 1 watened (uy Ceaving breats ji bizis'and dowers, Mey 4a + Ad said, When comes Saye te town, this moesing, LIZZIE BATS Ag cecretern, SA Rey MEUEEATR. he friends of the family ted to attend bi fe to-morsow (havaday) ate any laws of this Corporation. The Assessors’ ! ndecd, the onl; vegetable rem- | No miner: | BALLS, PARTIES, &e. AUCTION: SALES; cor. TRIT GRAND APT: jOON AND EVENING | BENT—With board if TY Oors ston, fom desired, two pleasant Carenae =r ae ibs ie a FP CaNIEHED | OOM, orn eceree Biommant fe ae or 73m bese. bata-roem, et No. 417 i2th etrost. #r Breistse, ILSIOB ASPBMBLY Pt #5 SAMUEL E bOvGLAs. will be eivon at FOR EBNT—TWO STORE BOOMS. in @ promi- Grex Scavevor, GREEN SPRING, gent basiness location on Bridge atreat, WM FORSY TC. On Say of dug, isos Inquire, 130 Green rast aces ge: . io : a! reet, na ALoeEMax, MONDAY, Juno Ist, 1883, | Oak Hill Gometery. ‘i sel-esst W.W. BAPLEY. No pairs will be emitted te make this one of ths | WY ALUABLE LUTS AT PRIVATE 8ALE.—Lota Connex toteas best of the season. V . {and 6. in square 972, fromting 176 feet 9 CAMs Gouwett< hmants served at city prises. | inches on Pean. avenue, and comprising whole Hos DONOHO: A good band has been engaged for the es- front of equars on lth streat east; within one eae 7HOS. DOROHO, casion. | square of bores railroad. t .4, 2 Mamoeers. Lot 4. in square 245, northeast corner 5 st, south BECOND WABD ‘Djamin Laport, 9. Henderson, and 9th east. . Henry Poulk _ 288. Kenton, Lot 6. in square 662, southwest corner Q seuth 'GULARL Y NOMINATED UNCON DITION. | ,, Tickets Sfty cents, aimitting a gentleman and | and Hal: street west E Indios . AL UNION TICKET. my 3% 2 Lot 2, in equare 52, northeast corner © street H | oes ee ves SCRIVENER, 37,, Attorsey H 0 r. ALDERMAN THOMPSON. WANTS. + at Taw, corner Seventh street and Louisiana avo. Coxauos Councit ' BF BROWN, W4822D—4 BREAD BAKER at 496 728 at,, | FURS IED PARLCR AND RAD Soom To le a aa re 6 Hi S 3 No. i. - U.B. WARD." je kot" MeeliMcRELDEN & 00. | ~mp'si-re7e? ** NO. 272 Bastrect, comer 13 AssEssoz, a ANTED_A good DRESS MAKER at_ Mra IN ® ROOMS TO LET —PAMLORS and OHAM- L. W. DORSEY. -_ ray 20-t1t Ww WEEDEN'E. on F street, neaceias Island, BERS No ese 15th Bircot, botwoen New York Also, 8 young lady to learn the business. je 1-2t~ 7 ANTED_B; Tespectable yeul oman & Ww SITUATION an cook. wash : Gnd irone: Address Box 14, Star office. wx TED—A WOMAN to cook, wash aad iron 1¥ and GIRL to take care of ren. Apply, 356 H strest, corner 14th. It" ave. and H. ray 3% Fo. RENT—Buits of BOOMS, with privilege of -kitchen, or single Room, furnished. Also.two large basement Rooms, suitable for offices, at No. 339 oer Bien eponts atreet, corner of K street. my 30 “ FANDzOHE RESIDENCE ON F SfREBT, [ag eee UNION TIOKET. SECOND WARD, For ALDERMAN. GEORGE H. PLANT? For Cowmow Covxoit, J. RUSSELL VARR, Z ; NEAR WILLARDS’ BUTEL, AT PRIVATE JITU ATION WANTED BY A GROWING GIRL | 5 — KAR y & vi — GEORGE T. Rauy, Sera ANTED BY AGROWING GIRL | SALR— BRANLY POSSESSION, GIVE .— We bave son yasvase aslea handsome thrae-s ae uscfal, Cail at 302 4th street, between Gand ff. | pecoment brick residence mtaatod on F strest, In For Asezssonr. she victatty of hed tage Hotel. ane seonsss veils JAS. W. SPALDING. ‘O0D-SIZED HOUSE WANTED—Farniahed or | in the most snparior mannor, with water an tay 12-e010t* EALING Grantareiahed. Coie aadrens, for one week, throughout and fine drsinage. arly posses ton THB UNCONDITIONAL UNION VOTERS | fon’.?°SNSTT, Cormor 1 and sta sts..at Mrs. | “Eytan Go JAS. 0. MeGUIRE & CO. of the Third Ward will support for RRAD-BAKER WANTED.—A good hand on URNISHED ROOM TO LET FOR A SINGLE THOM ES Ci ws. bread ; one capable of tating charge, Good. Fiiiag Sit garam in SETA Eset Reewete. Fou Oouxern, wages and steady empldyinen arene Sis a0) my 29-3t" 5 * g @oLpsTEIN. BHO, A STEPHENS, Je 1st" Corner of E and 11th sis. OR RENT_The CIGAR STOR and one ROOM NOBLE D, LARNEB. next door to the Canterbury Hall, on Loaiai- ANTED—For an infant, a NURSE who can. my 12 eol0t Bray Ww can exhibit satisfactory testamonials a3 io ene ave., above 6ty street, Inquire on she rent: HIRD WARD CITIZENS’ JONDI- | Chataster and experience. White preferred, and | %83. yz | Cane TIONAL UNION rene ONO NBL ‘tyery young. Apply between It and J2 at OR RENT — With board, nicely furnished | yan b street, at office No’ 2. Sel ait a the 4th of June, within Apply 409 T street, between 0th and KOOMS, saree or communicating, immediately a Fon Cortmoror, minutes walk of War Bopartmont,afuruisned | ith streets, souah side, Reference required. WILLIAM DIXON. ROOM, fronting north or east, with board for a my 29. 4t' gentleman and wife; breakfast at 8. and diover betwoonSand 6. Address “ty. Il .A.,'’ Star Oflice. For RactstRR, SAMUEL E. DOUGLAS3. wihout board, on Gapito! Hill, eaet First « between A and B stroets north; The houee is large and well ventilated. Location healthy and free from dust, é my 2) tw* x SALE—In Bladensburg, a new HOUSE, -xtory bigh. with an acre and a quarter of Apply to CHARLES BRIKNER, Prince George’s Conusty, Md. g my 27-lw* FS RENT—The RESIDENCE of the late Maj. George Peter, situated in Montzomery co., Ma. For further particulars, address "Montane verd,” Darnastown P. O., Ma AN AMERICAN WOMAN WISHEB A SITU- ATION as cook in a private family; is willing tin any other branch of work throughout use, with the exception of washing and irosing. Good reference given, if required, aa to ceatnete rand ability, Adcress Star Ofiice, Box No, 2. it Fos Surgvaron, WILLIAM FORSYTH. For Ai pERMAN, THOMAS LEWIS, to assi the | A CARPENTER WANTED IMMEDIATELY. cS. Apply at oth and B streets north. al oh 6 For Commos Counoit, I f. Apply tol. J. LEON, AUKNISHAD HOUMS TO RENT—-For rent, at A, R, BHEPHERD, commer ih an ¥ ets ee E as ites atest Seer may be broenc see s be — ri 0 streets, neatly farmis! Vor: comfor' THOMAS A, STEPHENS, W Ataane and cece fies apily worthy of Penn. | GED HOME, aud SITTING ROOMS’ and PAR, NOBLE D. LARNER, lower ROOM, for office, and two upper Rooms.with | LOMS. the neighborhood is one of most desirable my 29 3t* one Cr men tisisan and wife; ddrass ORM. | ing them. ‘No children in the house. my f 10 00 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT oh 381 F-street, botween Sth and 9th, opposite the Patont Office; and gat their Yokes. ands, Sleeves and Skirts é&c., stamped. Also, erie e Braiding and Embroidery Patteror for 8 8, Pincushions, Josoys, Capes, Dresses. Gar- ibuldis and Zouave Jackets, &c, Ladies can have their Stamping done in afew minutes. my 30-18* | ded SALE—HOUSE AND LOT—A two-story, Daser ent and attic Brick House, containing § rooms, No, 219 North BF street, hetwean Delaware avenne and latst. This isa most desirable prep- erty, being situated within the proposed extension of the Capitol Grounds. It will sold on the most reasonabie tarms. JOHN J. PEABODY, my L-im™ [[-g THIND WARD UNCONDITIONAL UNION &} TICKET. . Thevotersofthe Third Ward will support the following ward ticket at the coming election, com- posed of its tried and capable representatives, and men who have an interest in the city’s welfare: 0. $9 Louisiana avenue. ANTED A CHAMBERMAID and BUNDLE — . Apply at the Kbbitt House.” ee aay BOARDING. WANIED—A good COACH PAINTER. Also.a re = BOY to work in the paint shop at WALTER | ¥ ADIES AND GENTLEMEN WISHING A & KARMANN’ Coach Factory, 316 D ntreet,bat, gocd ana elogant HOM can recure one by ad- 9th and 1th ate. my 2-3t "| dressing a note t) “BM.” Star Office, stating where V / ANTBD—Two TL ERS at the Washington bead see ely ae ee sesple ad sieve Manufactory: none need & their own business aud pay every stteotion to class vorkraen, JAR, 3K ti of6 1m the house, No referercs required. my <9-3t Pen © 3@ 1-3" OOK WANTED IMME: IATELY AT 517 | ARD.—New house; iture. 445 CORE etect Wecninetae BCG seks wiitbodr. | BROABD.—New bonre: Boas Manibae ae pected to assist in washing aod ironing, Tea! god toulock. my 33-iw* competant person good wages will ba paid. my -5t POR BENT, WITH BOARD Several Urst-class ee ES eleguntiy’ FU OMB in a house WANTED _IMMEDIATELY-—A neat fcame or | containing ail the modera improvements. Ne. 8 brick HOUSE, between 1% and lth rts, | 4: street hotween Catrect and City Hall, routh of Pema, avenue, Hent not to exceed $5) | “fay ag iwe per month, Reference given, Address “F. 8. M,”” ALDERMAN, THOMAS LEWIS, Coumom Councir, ALEX, &. SHEPHERD, THOS, A. STEPHENS, NOBLE D, LARNER. S- FIFTH WARD. UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET. For ALDERMAZ, GEORGE F. GULIOK. For Common Covnor, ROBT, T, KNIGHT, OHAS. I, CANFIELD, ate 4 Btar Office. my 2)°3t" \LERKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY meee aM, Ec BERGUBON: = 5 7; = | & and wavy officers and strangers visiting Waeh- UNCONDITIONAL UNION ticksT | YY AX TED IMMEDIATELY a good WHEEL: | jucton, may find a comforluble home in one of the SIXTH WARD. WRIGHT st J. MILLER'S.No o74 Seventh | post delightivl locations in Washington, No. 53 —— street, leiand. between Maryiand avenue nal But. | Missouri avenue. One very late front room, 2d | ALDERMAN— Goud wages and constant employmeat will be eit etory. now vacant. rene OARD y having taken a hours in the im- mediate neighborhood of the Treasury, State War and Navy Departments, offarn iarga acd wail farniahed rooms. with board, and ail the comforts of a home, A fawtahie boarders will be taken, Apply at No, 395 ixth strast, between F and G atreets, One aquare south of Pa, avenue. Refer- ences required. my I1-tf PERSONAL xiven tv » good hand, or if preferred, may rent the CuO beped. (ea gee asia my 2-30" ANTED — Wanted, OLB WROUGHT and CAST SCRAP IRON fur waich the highost sash prices will be given. Also, Champagne, | Porter and catch Ale Bot ties iz any quantitios,at Island Hall, och street soa. R. F. CARRY. my 2 Im* « ¥ ANT KD—Two good Bundle IRON RRS at the National Steam Laundry, Pennsylvania ave- nue, opposite Grover’s Theater my %-tf JAS F NOTCHKISS, Prop. ANTED—A dining-room SERVANT at No. | 390 With ot., belween F and G streets. Refer: | T, EDWARD CLARK, Coumon Covron— ‘ JOHN COSTIGAN, OHAB, W. Davis, T. RUFF. will be supported by many my 22-e05t* i GEO. } The above ticket j Voters. ¥OR CITY BURVEYOR, |e; P. H. DONEGAN, be regular nominee of the Unoonditional Union Convention of all the Wards. y 12-im* FP CHARLOTTE FRANKLIN, SISTER OF ¥D- mund Faller, is in Washington, se will cal! on LO! AN 5 i . 23. him immediately in 6th street, between Q and R, = Sum. See MEDIATELY—A good = ane meg i ta ATELY—A good WakEL- == | | O8T—A broken WATCH CHAIN, in tho Gay. | W Wuitni sr Bane <aTOVER oor ae ei | WE IMPOSITION —Medame Ross, Doctress and tol grounds, yesterday evening. The ‘inder | I atreets. iw ze ae eeny aed bh austere ft. | Pil zecetre: Srewatd by leaving {tab the: Biar VV ARSED, IMMEDIATELY —Twonty GAR- | Ganses epoaty marriages; brings together those { = S$ PENTERS, Liberal wages will be paidto | long sevarsted; cures all diseases Business | (PAREN UP On Friday, the 29th of May, aemall | good workmen, aad none others witi De accepted, | striety confidential. No. 23G strect nort’s, corner bay HORSE; long tail, a little roanish onthe | Apply to the Government Carpenter p, on K i west, three squaren from the bout i4ori5 yeerso.d, The owner is re- | street, near the corner of Neventecnt et. e only person that can showa at Lieut, Col. BE. M. GREENS, } | quested to come forward, prove property, vay ] likesess of future husband or'absent friend in Te- H charges eau cake him away anes ot wet xpont Ba abies Sue rcaaatae - Ladies 8 cents; Gentlemen $1. my 29 Im i A a 2, br ‘eet south, ween an ith, 1 pa? tmen’ ashieeton. AND MAGNETISM, | na | ae Between half. mand e! oe ATANDS, wh mitane twill be | Se eeiaeern '—Between hait- past tem and eleven o'clock, NDS, where constan' yment will continues on yesterday (Sunday, sist), between the cor, | furnished Bontd. bedding and good ‘wages paid CURE ALE DISHASES | of New York avenue and st, John’s Chureh, 4 | Iuquire at Mr. EDWARD HALLS Grocary, near With Her Hands short piece of delicate G@ULD CHAIN with a sinal! | the corner of Penn. avenue and 7th streets or on Call and cee this city testimon 445K st., padlock and pearl attached, intrinsically of littie | the premises of Mr. WARD. between 6th and 7th, Washington my 13-Im Ya! A suilsbie reward will be paid if ieft at No, — ———— —_— h st west je 1-3t™ aiid are Aa Ea cele arrs IORGHTOWN DVERMT H a a sate = several hundred able-bodie: 3) y S | [O87 O8 STOLEN During the early part of | the ages of 18 aud 40 years, Selliers serving in this GEOK GHTO vN UA eal inst week, a dark sorrel HOES. asmal white ; a smal s perforai duty stouruaty yardsand so boast == ton his forehead; about 18 hands high. aud d States ahips-of war on fore tions. x JRO. W. LUMSEON, i j about ia years old. ‘Any person returning the | | Payeames infantry of the army My good con- | LY ORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION akove horse will be liberally reward. duct and attention to duty a soldier will certainly MERORANT. JAS, NOLAN. rise to the position of a non-commissioned officer. 91 akp 103 Warea Street, fe 1-3t Between $d and 4th. on K st. ‘AKEN UP—On the night of the 25th of May. one bay HORSE, SADDLE and BRIPLE; about bands high: 10 or 12 years old; K 16g6; letier* C” branded on the Le! Gall white spot in forsheal. The owner Two doliara will be paid any one who brings an accepted recruit t> these Barracks, Por allother information apply at the Marine Barracks, Washington, D. 0, CHAS. G. McCAWLEY, Oaptain commanding post. ¥ ¥D—SEOCOND-HAND FURNITURE i ‘Also, Mirrors, Oarpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefurnishing Goods of every description, B. BUCHLY, 228 7th st mar #-tf bet. G and H, east ride ANTED—By a respectable weman,a SITUA- TION ds cook, washer or ironer; good refer- Geornetown. DB. C., Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and Mercliandine generally ; Procires Freigat, Gaar- tera Vessels, &c. ‘ Businese transacted always with promptness and dispatch. mar 4-tf will } come forward, prove property, pay chargs and tate hemawsr. Inquire for L D MILS THAD, if ewe cues avenue, between L and M sts. south. 1 feist Cane LOST.—Lost, on Saturday night, a Child, | / (colored:} very dark; abont ten years of ago; hed on a dark colored calico dress; was bare headed Comes BROTHERS i LUMBER YARD . FOR 8aLe. The remaining stock of COYLE BROTUERS’ LUMBER YARD, and bure footed. The child is named Becky Ran- ences i 242 Betwe 3334 and Mth streets, on the Canal i given if required. Qallor address at 243 20th Between 1372 e0ts, , Cera, Bad wan Ieee Neen Meee Se pieder sac Eane. et, corner of M. for 2 days. apg Is Orrexsp Fox Save Estine. depot on Saturday, ny one returning the shila | ———————————_— or giving information of its whereabouts to its psrents. on Jsth street, near the avenne, south side . will be liberally rewarded, Je 1-3t* Foesx D—On the Wth instant. a BOX containing surgical instruments, marsed Dr. MeMilien, Aquia Creek. ich the owner cau have by calling ! at ree ewan nenr the Baltimore Depot. my %-3t™ a TRAYED—A biack MARK, aspeck in the right eye; several sores on right hind leg; about eare 0] x sbigh. A liberal rewar: 1 bepeil irreturned to WILLIAM TOW SHS. 360 2d atrest. mm ] 0 BSW &RY.—Strayed, on the 7th ia stent. from Park Hotel, on 7th street. a dark bsy MARS, about 18 nands high: oa hor hack ! was a sore from theraddie, Had on, when left a: halter and no shoes. The sbove reward will be paid if returned to the Park Hotel, on 7th strzat, | above Boundary. my 3 3t* B. LINES. WENTY BOLLABS KEWARD.—Strayed or stolem, from the stable in the rear of $u4 K : street, between i2th and isth streets. between the hovre of! and 12 ¢'clock p. m., the 29th inst, dark bay HORS; in very good couditi bout 162 hands bigh; very Jittic lame in lsft f-ont foot, The above reward will be | for him if delivered ai the Army Ciocbing t, Oorcoran’s Art Building. coracr of Penn. avenue aud !7th street, toCAYTAIN DANIEL G, Certrally loeated, with business well estajished, and capable, by sroperly directed enurgy, of be largely increased. ‘Toa party desiring such bn: beasa more favorable opportunity for a geod in- vestment is rarely offered. In connec with the Yardisa BEARDSLEE PATENT PLANING MACHINE AND MATQHER, 5 Worked by Mr. Samuel L. Bertridge, receatly our foreman in that dapartmont, and producing work of unsurpassed excellence. Appi cations can be mado on tho promises, ta LEON .Das COYLE, Surviving partuer of CUY: BROTHERS. my 75-1W" a BOOFS! H. f anufacturer of map a Roofin;: Materials nud Wilton's Improved Vire and Water boof Feit, Cement nud Gravel Bedfs. Works—fevt of 22d street. Office—Louisiana ay enue az‘! 7th st. % All orders through Post Office Box 534 pu: tually attended to, my 22-eol TTENTION, LIVERY KERPERS AND HORS. ATTENTION OLY TRRLERS, HE CHEAPES DINING ROOM! The ew core Dining mogta: 4 ae UA it a m day and night, Sunda: ineluded “Olean single Rooms 5 conte each, ie my 2-}m* AY CoOKB & CO. J BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, are prepared to ean An j UNITED HIVE-T UNEEED STARTS GUNT. BONDS, (Covroys on REGISTERED,) in iarge or small svins, On and after July 1, the privilege of converting Legal Tender Notes inio the Five Twenty Yeat Bonds at par will conse. Parties wishing to secure United States Bonds i at par, paying #ix per cant. intersst in gold, should i { { send in their orders helore Sst, Fie & 00., my 26-dtjyt 462 15th tree! CARRIAGFS! CARRIAGES, On band the best lot of LIGHT OARRIAGESB ever offered in this market, for style and variety, consisting in part of Extension Tops, two and four seat Eockaways, top and s0-tep Buggies, Jersey aot. @ | A RAKS CHANCE! FOR SALB—A splendid LIVERY STABLE; room for 49 norses with office, harness room, and all necessaries useial in a first-class stable. Also, a splendid Yard of five lota cf ground, which will suit a veterinery surgeon. All to be sold cheap, as the owner has to take possession of another Inquire at Tnien hardly perceptible. it THOMAS. M. 8. K..U.8. A. pz, | | Meat Borkewar, Howat Corser tye ot and Se" av, 7 18-2" fMus.anwell | Also, SUTLERS? NB of all sizes, withand | @WINGLE & HOWLEY Diack tan tarrler JED, with a silver collar | git poceee! WAGONS of all sizes, SYNC ERPENTERS AND BUILDERS, marked Albert W. Johngon, Sth atra. 6 Z No. 47 Eleventh street, between B and F. ‘+ Fe tfatly inform their friends and tho publics gea- nil, that they pore opered ES shop at oe, pbere g now re: contract fo: Bamed place, and are now Lf cy ‘co Repairing promptiy attended to. BOB’T BH. GRAHAM, Coachmaker, my 1- imi 374 D,and 477 Bighth st. traet, No, 2 Washington city, D. 0. Aiiberal reward will be given for the retura of said dog, my 2 3t* & REWABD.Btrayed from tho subscriber on | s heavy mave and tail,and markec witna@. Any { | | | } i | I OsT—On Saturéay evening. 4 | 2D the sith instant, s small brown HORSE, vith ee pRL RHA POEN tepaiting sod tebe A abate of the unite One leaving the said horse at Mr PARAS, | Bec ved a large assortment from Philadel- tronage is eclicited. my 13-tm* NORTH'S, Aqueduct Bridge, will recsive the above | with and without Water Goolers, U. 8. 5-20 Bonds. tevard. my 2 50! frigeratora with Qpolers and Stone! — — x iting re. . NHOUSE, FANT & CO., Bankers TOLEN—On Thuradsy right. a goid paring: We wil well thalabove iter, RITTENH 7 . Re Gar" By leaving tke simone literal come KH. & i. I, GREGORY, 352 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOR, ene we ezd SOLER eeenae Ws Wit runsred ar Pan W.H. FANNING, City Restaurant one Laie 2 ONITED STATES P | cams sont corner Isth street snd B $150 RETARD Receped trom the washing: FIVE-2WENTY : | SAPO ay tear yah i daa fran Gir. boxne Beer; her lett ‘hip hav beem somewhat dispinced is about feordinch Isrunsor Parasis 1x G Sn outs hoy ans C full cfauish | . The privilege of ubseribing for these Bonds st fweea 4th and 6th streets. shall taely. res | ts sacnter : par will cease on Ist July, 1653, warded, {meg st") "DAVID LANDBINGHAM,. | "alKo JOB 4 ING. shout 4 or oir. of | “the money invested a them through us goes SQO BAVARD WIL BA PAID, FOR THE BE ant se wleberegrey inixed; full end rolting | 4irectly tothe National Treasary. a» Z7-1m from Mra, Thowvas Dopois. G street south between | Alo 4 ‘about 5 feet 10 inches high; Fratheouas hs sins Sy fe arta tSSae gram Grains lool aire" wae if = straw bonnet, of Boecrigtendeat ite ‘oe see! anal 48G *RRNOH FIRNOOARD PROvTs. Ne No tox Sock of Fine od ~ Bost in the market, : urs Corner OF Terms yesh. t XCRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—With or | For particulars inquire of - my 350 j —1- FOR OTHER AUCTION BALES SEE 18T PAGS. YHIS AFTERNOON AND T6-MORAOW. — — ucts Ree del Ps Auctionsers - a’ TION .. 'e will Beil Hi ROW MORNING. at9 o'clock, stun ‘aeh- ington city bores market, on 6th street south, pear the cazal,a | umber of the above named stock. rere ee AG ECHO WA OO kee Itt No. 357. corzeréth st, and By viele ar & 00, \etioneers. EB WIL ON 5 W bak MOUNTING, June gee RO eo eS vtock of Tobaceo. Cigars, Fixture... &¢ contained in store ne! corner of Seventh and ti streets an | ma & ealet he's qi 5 ew bacco Bipte, Cicarett's. Bau Tobacon Knife Walovt Cigar Case Scaler and Weighta, (Jaen ¢. With « variety of Fancy Articles usually kept in such store. Terma cosh. Bh W. B. LEWIS & CO:; Aucts, By W.L, WALL & O0., Auctioneors, 1 00 BBLS. POTATOES AT AUCTION.—On ul MONDAY. lst of June, at 4 o'clock e.m., WiN Be sold at Middleton's Tce House, Carter's wharf, foot 13}. street. 100 bbis Potatoas for cash. Ry W. b, WALL & CO., aucta. By BOTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers, uu STATES MARSHAU’S SALE OF Scuconze Hagvest axp Cargo, Consistine ov 94 Bays or Cortox —In virtue of'a writ issued fom the clerk’s office of the Su: District ot Columbia, sitting as the United States District Court, and to we directed, I will seli for tash. at the foot of 6th strost wharf,: on the Poto- mac river, on MONDaY, the iat fs 1363,commencing at I1.o’clock a. ni. THE SCHOONER HARV RAT, HER TACKLE, APPEASE AND FURNITURR, al S4 BALES OF COTTON. Marshal D. 0. ILLSON, WARD H. LAMON, U.8. BOTELER & W: my 9-dts {Chronicte.] ee Ce & CO., Auctioneers, AND HOUSSHOLD EFF ECTS.— F On TUESDAY MORNING, June 21, at 19 o'clock, at No, 133 @ street, between 2ist and sed street, we shail se:l the furgiture and effects of a family declining Housekeeping, comprising— ut Plush Covered Sofa and Palor Gaaits ogany Sofas, Card Tabias, Canesent and Willow Chairs, Bronz¢ Clock, Mant-1 Ornaments, aoe Setts, Cric and Bedding, Marbie-top Drersing bureaus, Washstands, Redsteads. Wardrohes, Toilet Sette, | Hair and Kk Mattresses. Bo | Extension Diting Tablaa, Sidebo: Oak Cano Seat Chairs, Lounge, — ~ Crockery and Glass Ware, Table'Cutlery, Carpets, Oil Cloth and Mattinz, Refrigerator, Ceoking Stoves, § Kitchen Utensils &c., &e. Terms Cash, my 29d fRep.] J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, By W.L. WALL & CU., Auctioneara, South corner Pransylvania avenveand Neath street an BROKER'S BALK. —On TUKSDAY MORN- ING, 24 June, we will sell at the Auction Kooms, the-steck of a licensed .Pawnbroker, con- sisting of the largest number of Unredeemed Piedges of every description. ever offered fursala at auction in this city, such as about id and Silver Hunt: and Open Watcher, Patent Lever and Escapement. Fuli setts and odd pieces of Jewelry, Gems, we. | Colt's and Builey’s Rifles, and other Metallica Breech loading Firearms, &c., &c. Dirke and Knives, Pabie Cutiery and Silver Forks and Spoons. Musical, Mathematical, and Astronomical atrnments, Ladies’ sn¢ Gertiemen’s Wearing Apparel ama which there isman; very fine. ew Silk Dresses, Fans, and other fine goods, iperaand Bye Glasses, Froit Knives, Besket, Silvet Tumblers and Gob- iets Fancy Articles. -. Carpenters’ Trols, and cther Mochanical Tools and instraments {Amd many cther articles, too numerous to men- fon. The sale will be continued Gsily till ail are dis- posed of Terms cash, : my ‘2 W, L; WALD & CO, Aueta, By W L WALL & CO., Anstioneers, YOVERNMEN T 84LE OF QONTRABAND B Goovs atv Averios. sy Oeuser or rue Puovosr ARSHAL.—On TUESDAY MORNING June, at ock, We Willsell, at the Auction Rooms, as Cards, do. Fine Combs, jarge Combs, Hern 2 Buckskin Gloves, smell Stall Buttons, 15 grvss email Butions, No. 73 4e do sina!i Infantry Buttons, 44 do Staff Vest Buttons, 1 dozen lurge Staft Buttons, 5 gross large Buttows No. 72 3 dozen Cotton Handkerchi 42 Silk Handkerchiefs, 3 pieces Dolaines, ards, Ej n Playing do fe, 6 do Lawns, | 1 do Blue Satinet, 90 vard 1 do Yellow Flannci,¢ yards, 1 do Pinid Popiin, 3 yards, 1 do Denning, 7 yards. } do Unbieached Muslin, $3 yards, 2 bexes Gilt Brai do Heades Drawing Pencils, 4 do Patent Rudher-tit Pencils, 20 dozen boxes Percussion Caps, Pocket Looking Glasses, 0. ey do, do Knives, : Chea: Knives, 6 ipes, 3 boxes Ealeratne. oe ‘germs cash, in Government fands. CAL. UM, %. TODD, Seer Provost Marshal my 25 [{Chron.) W.L. WALL & O)., Aucta, 2 2 ° by C.R. L. OROWN & O9G., Auctioneers. y 7ENES AT AUOTIGN —We will eell on | NESDAY MOBNING, June 34. at 19 o'clock, at Store No, 1 Colonization Building, corner 4': streetand Peon. avenue. south side, slot of fine ED- Vines i sand kegs. Terms cash. Wines in bettie or i CROWN & 00, Aucts., .Je1-2t No. 347, corner fth st, and Pa. ave. GOVERNMENT BALH BAKERY S WEEPINGB EMPTY BARRELS. Will be sold at oth sgroct wharf, Washington, D, ,on WEDNESDAY, June 3, 1883, at 11 o’clock a. m.,20@ barrels euptrior Bakery Sweepings anda lot cf empty Beef and Pork Barrels. By order of ol, A. 5 wit BECK WITH, Jel-2v _ | A DLO. & C.'s. By W.L, ALL & CO., auctioneers. INITED S2ATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF 18 y BOXES OE TOBACTA. . In virtus of two orders of sale issued from the Clerk’s Offico oi the S:preme Court ef the District Columbia holding a District Court, and to me i od, I will setlat public sale, for cash, at the n store of W, % Wali & Co., on Penn- aylvaria svenne, on SAPURDAY, tho Sth day of June next, 163, commencing at 11 o’ciock a. m., aie ise of} Horners >, at the sama time, 16 oar a oo re orl, and 18 boxes Extractof t.ngwood. WARD H. LAMON,U,S. Marshal D C, je 3-6t L, WALL & CU.. Aucta. By J.C. McGUiRE & C9., Auctioneers. SUPERIOR DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON BS cruuer, serw cen 2p axp3p—On FRIDAY AFTEENCON, June Sth. at bulf past 5 o’clock,om the premises, we shall gelis» First-class Three story vick Dwelting, with large back building, brick stable, with servants’ room over att ed. Phe Houre fronts 24 feet on north D streat, the seconé block east of the City Hall. by a depth of 23 feet. The Lot runs back about 13) feet io an riley on Which 46 @ good brick stable with servants’ rooma overit, 3 fe Toute is builtin the bast manner ang supplied with ailthe modern improvements—hot and cold water with marble basins. gazand gas fixturee, closets taroucheont the entire premises, and is very respect a desirable residence. Title indueputabie. - vod stp cash. = cost attending the convey- ances at expenre of pusc: * feted Ponty. C MoGUTRE & GO., Aucts. By J.C. MOGUIRE & OO0., Auctionsers. ESIKRABLE DWELLING ROUSE ON NOBTE L, eerwean Fourtessty stxeet amir VrRuOxT atENUs —On MUNDAY ALTERNOON Tune Suh. at6 v'elock,. on the premises, we shell sell Lot C.in Dailey’s suddivicion of of ai No, 215, fronting 29 feet om north L strest, between. idth street nnd Vermont avenue, running back 10 feet to a paved alloy, improred by an oxi it three-story and besement Brick Dwelling House, fans Brick zs Heats om Lad rear of tha Lot. @ premises are furni with gaa throughout, with Potomac water in the yard and, see situation isa delightfal one for aprivate "ane CGne-half cash; remainder in six months wih h jnteress, secured by adeed of trast-on the ye 1 a J C. McG ULEE & 00., Aucts. By J.0. MoGUIRE & cae paneus on RUBTEE’S SALE CP UN! ay VER PROP- EBRTY —On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, tune premises, by virtue of a. Sept 7th, 1859, and duly in Liber J.A.8., No, 152 folios 363, et sq ‘one of | Land ie county, & Court of