Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1863, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS TU-NIGHT. Gsoven’s Peeatsr.— Fast Lyane.” which as ou all‘ occasions been & great atiraction, willbe performed to-night again, and for the eniy time the present «eck. Mise Western's rsoustion of the claracter of Lady Isa- bel” bas ever delighted all who haye witnessed and the simple announcement of the per- mance of “East Lynae,” will as usual, at- ct crowds. CAaNTERBUBY.—Annetta Galletti, Kate Pen- noyer, aud Milies Marie and Auguata, forma quartette of terpsichorian artists who for grace of movement and beauty of person, it were bsrd ‘o excel. Eva Brent, too, who is per- torming here, is a charming songstress. In addition to the zongs, dances, &c., the two-act drama of “Dick Turpin,” will be performed to-night. Vauletize.—A good bill is offered for this evening's entertainment at this resort. Netlie Howard, the champion female clog dancer; W. S. Budworth, the amusing delincator of negre character; Harry Leslie, the intrepid rope. walker, and fifty other performers, male and temale, will appear. To-morrow afternoon a pertormance, atternoon and night, when Har- Ty Leslie will take a benefit, and will walk the rope with a stove on his back. Crrcvs.—The thrilling equestrian drama of «Dick Turpin,” was performed finely last night, by the members of the Macarte-Nixon Circus Company. Madame Macarte person- ates « Dick Turpin.” This evening new scenes and acts will be introduced into the arena, and the thrge comical jesters will exercise the best | powers to ginuse. Concern departments of the public schools will give a concert of vocal music und-r the direction of Prof. Daniel. this evening, at the Smithsonian Institute. The concert will be exceedingly interesting, 2s there Is a great deal of musical talent in these schools. —- +02 THE CITY ELECTION YESTERDAY. eee Glorious Unconditional Victory! ; _— Astonishing Resurrection of the «‘Fossils."" ee The Hankers Triumphant, and the «-Re- generators’? Left Ont in the Cold. on gene Es As was indicated by the returns given from the different polls, in yesterday’s Siar, the Dixon Unconditional Union ticket was tri- umphant in every ward in the city, and in several of the wards the opposition sc y polled a respectable minority. Considgrable sympathy is felt for Mr. Rich- ards, who ia an estimable gentioman person- ally, as having been the victim in the extent of this crushing defeat of the injndicions man- agement of his advisers and b: ors. The re- sult, never deubttul trom the first, became only a ¢ stien of majorities when the at- undertaken in his be t—purely sneering dodge—to brand the pres: ued inecumnents and those who chose to suppert them, as of doubttul loyalty. The attempt made in the same interest to berate and deride the entire citizen community of Washington as a set of incompetent “hun- kers,” ‘fossils,’ e., too imbecile to atlend to their own ata + and needing the ap- of ers” as their «keep- Tegenerators” of municipal af- fairs generally, was also a singular piece of Political strategy to practice in » high-mind- ed community; and when on the heels of this, the Chrounicl+, sprung upon the city on the very morning of the election, when too late to be contradicted, a set of the most atrocious charpes possible against the Dixo! ticket, and further—and without the slight authority—assumed to speak for the adminis- tation, and to threaten its active displeasure Upon all who should dare to vote against the cal stagers here acquainted with the temper ot the people predicted that not only would every ™man thus villified be triumphantly elected, but that every ward in the city was irretrievably fost to the Richards cause, as indeed proved to be the case. At dusk, the light of bonfir rung up in Various parte of the city, telling the story of the Feeult; and soen after, the citizens, according to their custom on election night, made their | ‘way to the City Hall to hear the returns given out. ment was received with tremendous cheers. The reeultin Ward after Ward was announced, aad each announcement was the signal for the most unbounéed enthusiasm. About I) o'clock a hack drove swiftly up, and Alderman John / H. Semmes, of the Seventh Ward stepped out, 3nd announced the result in tha: ward, which was received with cheer after cheer, for Tom Loyd and other Seventh Ward candidates, and | “How about | emes of “Bully fer the S/ar.” Hen Kuight’s oath.” “Did it spile anything,” &c., &c. After the result bad been made known, Mr. Dixon’ was recognized in the crowd and was loudly cheered, when, calle, he appeared and spoke as follows: SPEECH OF MR. DIXON. Gentlemen: The election is now over, ana I have the gratification oi knowing that 1 have besten & gentleman, over whose defeat, I do notexult. But, my tellow-citizens been aconstant and studied eflort on the par, ofa certain faction clique, and » mewepapers of this city, to create 6ion that my worthy opporent w dence, (he Administration candidate in conteet, and I now wish to state that I kno not whether the Administration ba an this election, nor dol care, so mal feelings, and past and fit are concerned. J do not believe, ho ithas; my good opinion of Mr. Lin hie cabinet forbids it; but whether it has or | not. I have to say that I was clected two years ago as an Administration man,and ! neve have faltered in my supportof the Adminis: tion, (voices + pre’s noih head about you,” a od being my i never will, [+ You're all right on the zoo: I krow thit the objects and policy o present adminigtration are intended fo press the rebellion and preserve the (7 ment, and therefore let its pol may, as I have an exaited op honesty and patriotism of the Pr tend to support and sustainit. cries of “ihal’s where we all stund das beeen generally well kuown in the city of Washingion, frem the breaking ont ot the rebel. Hion to the present hour, and I only make this announcement now that the worid may knew tha: the Administration has sustained no d teat by my election. {Cheers. “None but d fools ever imagined su thing.”’} Gentlemen, perbups I have said enough, but permit me to add that 1 ama Union» wil out any ifs or buts or ands, and that in my ‘yotion to our common country I yield tone man here or elsewhere. I opposed the rebel- in its incipiencr, 1 have opposed it in t-~ progress, and i expect to oppose it to the end. {Loud and prolonged chee With # grateful beart [ y i thanks for the kind and zealous suppert Lb received xt the hands of these who db: kiadly stood by me in confidence in my capa ° ion to the Government. (Cheers, and voices election is a Union victor; At Mr. Dixon had con Lioya, Eaq., Cor ‘ilman elect, ry eonditional Union man. given hie support to Dixon, es syta because they were Union men: and capa'le | efficient officers. hingtouian, and he would do nothing bu what would redound to the honor of the ly upon certain vandidaler, * Were untrue aud tornde The men we have elected are good wey have been elected iairly pplanse.} masice. aud true men, an aad honestly. ‘The crowd then siarted off to the re-idence | ¥ of Mr. Utermehie, on Sixth street, ard repeated ceils Mr. U. appeared and t the voters for the bonor they had confer-ed mpoa him melectimg him to the Hoard of Al- dermen. He was somewhat of & novice in po- litical life, and had xo ides political tricks would be played upon him. He supposed he was the repreoniat ve of a principle, (a yvoice— ; The first announced was thatof the First , precinct of the Fourth Ward, andthe annonnce- | ter repeated | ed, Asbury j is called for, } He (Mr. L.) was 2native | covered faat bus cpponents attempted to play ucon him tie trick of substituting the name of his opponent for that of his (Mr. 17's) ows. A card was at once sent lo the Chronicle calling the atiention of the Fourta Ward voter: to the Tact, and that paper refused to publish te card Qs aa adverusement, avering that they ec- poused the cause of Mr. Moore, anda wouid not do sny thing tor Mr. Utermehie. In conclusioa, Mr. U. retorred to the courss he had pursued while a member of the City Council and the measures he had sustaieed; and he pledged himself thar, as ho had been faithful in the past, so he would be faithful in the future. Utermehie. of good cheer which was set before them, and then retired after giving, with a hearty goud will, three rousi cheers for the Union, tho ticket, and the Daily Evening Star. After the vote of the First Ward had been | announced atftte two pulls a large number of the friends of Mr. Forsyth called on him &t his residence on G street, snd were hospitably re- ceived. Mr. F. and his lady were fally pre- pared for them, and for some hours every: ‘Was in the height of enjeyment. © Dr. Magruder being present was called on, and in a short speech congratulated them on the result. He remarked that there never was a time before that he could not make a speech, but he was embarrassed because the election seemed to be so one-sided. {Laughter.} The candidates of the Chronicle and Republican had been beaten, notwithstanding the great efforts that had been made in their behalf. He pro- ceeded to speak in humorousand characteristic style of the election campaign, and scattered telling hits right and left atter a way he has, | and was applauded to the echo. . —The pupils of the intermediate | Le a The crowd at a lute hour drew up in front of the house, and, atter giving three cheers for Mr. Forsyth and the ticket, proceeded to the residences of W. W. Rapley, Alderman elect, H. G. Wilson, Councilman elect, Mr. Douglass, Register, nd Thomas Donohoo, Councilman, whom they loudly cheered, and at the house of the latter they were invited in and hospita- bly entertained. Mr. Dixon, on his return to his residence, was complimented by a visitation of the hearty description thet the big-souled Navy Yurd boys know so well how w give. In the Seventh Ward there was 2 general rejoicing over the result, in view of the crusade mude against some of the prominent ward can- didates by the Chrunfe/e, and the attempt made | to give those attacks prominence by flooding the ward th that paper gratuitously dis- tributed. The successiul candidates were made much of by their friends, and some of them, | probably from this cause, got home ata later hour than their wives altogether approved. As an instance, however, of the good fellow- ship prevailing amongst citizens of all parties in this ward, we should add that the defeated candidates were amongst the earliest to pile blushing honors upon their sauce: ul com- petitors. Bally boys, but, as was said by ‘tother side of our ticket, they suffered from ‘bad com- un - . cae ® good-natured election generally, with the excepiion perhaps of some wordy équabbles in the Third and Fourth Wards, when certificate voters were rejected. As the Chronicle expressed the opinion that the de’ of R 2s due to the rejection of voter: not registered, it is proper to say that a careful tally made of all such rejected voters, show: that Dixon lost as many at least as Richards; j and thatif the latter had got every one of the inconsideratle number it would not have ef- fected the result in the slightest degree, not even in a single precinct age . ATTACK ON THE CONTRABAND C. formation reached Major Sherhurne of a threatened attack on the Contra by a diserderly gang. He at one twenty-live men of the 39th Ma-sachusetts regiment to proceed to the place and protect the contrabands. Previous to their arrival, AMP.—In- last night and Camp ordered however, the attack had been made, and two ! negroes are reported to have been seriously, it | | not fatally, wounded by the assailants. prepared in case of a renewal of the attack, ‘i ! | Major Sherburne ordered a company of caval- Richards ticket; then it was that the old politi- | ry to hold themselves in readiness ; but, as the rioters did not return, their services were uot required. ~~ Crrmimac Court.—Y kins, indicted in th: battery on Julia A. Wilson, Eliza Wilson, and | Henrietta Sogar, was found guilty and re- there has ; “You arm,”} aud be supposed that the yote: east would be forthe principle. and not so upuch for the man. He had hoped his adver- sarice would have respecurd principles ia the election, and to his surprise he had’ discovered that a fraud was attempted upon him. But the result of the election is 2 sufficient attesta- tion of tbe fact that intelligent voters to be deceived by tricksters. [Appa He (Mr. U.) had been denounced by psper, not necessary to mention, (Voie know. “Khe Chronicle:”) wita being ho. the Government. All he hac todo in elf vin- dication was te refer to his course when the city was endangered in 1961, when he entered the service of his countzy, and defended it tor three months. [Applause.) He called upon huis accusers to prove thatthey bad shoyn their alty in & like manner, (Voice, “They can’t do it; they are for serving their country in aa evsy chair.”] That paper (the Chronicle) had made him (Mr. U )the theme of many an un- just accnsation, but his condnet is best en- dersed by the people who knew him, who have roveu that the Chronic is powerless to injure dim jause. Mr. foreach then referred to certain arti. eles which bad sppeared in the Chronicte of iste, snd said there was one matior he desired to msie public. Lete om fanday sight be dis- ; their several Sergeants, all dead horses in their | politan Police; N | Bot power is waning f | low fare and sure conaections, Soldiers’ ceived a nominal sentence. Samuel Ozgood, indicted for grand larceny. plead guilty, and was sentenced to the pem- | tentiary for one year. | Eliza Wood was tried and found guilty of grand larceny, and sentenced to the penit ary for one year. i m the case of Julia Prater, indicted tor {Applause and three cheers for* The crowd were then invited in, and partoox | To be | prday, James Haw- | es for assault and | | Stealing a gold chain from Mr. Mendenhall, a + nolle pros was entered. = secre SEE FOURTH PAGE of to-day esting local ariicies. a Deap_ Horses.—Headquarters Melropolilan Police, No. 516 enth street.— All dead horses found in the cities of Washington and George- town, and the county beyond the limits of th cities, will be removed on notice in writin, pariicularizing the locality of the carcass. being left at eitherof the several police stations mentioned below. Storfor inter- ; Chartes Patroimen are required to repert daily to | respective beats; and Sergeants to t_ansmuic immediately, such information to Mr. John H. of M street north and Nineteenth -treet west, or these Headquarters. i POLICE STATIONS. Georgetown.—Staiion-house on High street, near the canal bridge. i. First Ward.—Oa Twentieth street, between Tand K stre Second Ward— of Thirteenth stree' Third Ward,—Temperance Hall. io avenue, next to cormmar Fourth Ward—Fast wing City Hall. Fitth Ward. uth B street, between F and Secon east Odd Feilowe’ Hall —Four-an tree street and Bonndary, tor portion north of cit and at @dd Fellows’ Hall y Yard, tor por- tion beyond the Eastern Branch. Notices lett a: epurtment of t Metro- vill re- 27-e0lm 8, Supt. Ta: Lament o: ta Long years have L wandored nave Fura. ated and frea, ‘Ani bitten the young and the oid, A Powder Magnetic anil strong, ; Tovented by Lyon, isdeath to our trib2, Ard away I m Lyon's Powd ust travelere long. sto mankind bat will &e. byon’s Maznetic Pills sae sure death toe rata and mice, Sold everswhore. 39 2-tw ¥ New York, ed the important fact that the hn. avenue, near Your and- place to buy Jewelry and Ifnot,tnke oar word for it, yourself wist a dollar will buy, _ QRAAT PENASTLYANIA KOUTE, ota Baltimore nd | Harrisbyrz, to the North and West.—Two trains leave ton daily and one op Sunday—quitk time— Washington daily and on J 2 tral tichets sold ss 2 at Governmen! . For ets and for- ther iiommiiou en tf ace office eeazest) Penn- syivania Route, northeast corner of Penns: avenue aud Fixth st., Washington. Office open from .- ap. jundays from 2 to 4 p. m. a aes 0. Noarow ‘Agent DIED, On the #th of May, CHARLES BICHARD, iid of George 0. and yagedl year audé months, On the lat instant, JAMBS GORMAN, In the dith Hist will take piace to-morrow {Wednes day) frora bis late residcnee on G strest, betwoon North Capitol atrast ana avenue. The friends and acquaintances ara raspectfuily invited to attend. > Op phe evening fever SALTC daugh the ho ° Her fume ar tatber, No. pa by -morrow ( Weanes af t + instant, inthe 6sth year of her age, M ie GuARLOTTS COLLINS, wizs of Freder fx oStor Famaral will take plsee on Wednesday, a 2 * late residenca, in rear o| ocloek, from ber ta pidge ef to attend. * adeiphia papsrs zabeth A. the 1s! instant, of tvp hoid of Jobu Xearns, Baq., in from tha residence of Pl test of Jupe of scariest fever, LAURA | ISUNETTE SCRNER oriy daughter of Phomas B. und ilivabeth B. Turner, ia the 6th year of 9, mn to heaven, my parente desr, My nttle eister hes gone before m ‘© prepare & piace in clury for me; Weep nut for me, Det meet us there. ‘ In this city,om Monday morning, tie lat inet, BERJAMIN h-SANG EER, deo aged {7 poate. eis t B. Janvier, tormer- trom bis father's residence, 453 H st., on Wednesday, tie 3d fastant, at 4 o’clook. = * On tao 24 instant, REOZA PRYTON SPIGN U! youbanat chit of Wm. B and Mary Betgucll, aed 3 Wee (nendnof the femiire respoct*uliy iavit. Pie uteap ine rv tue residence of bis K streets, at ‘clock . Mr. age. * of Benjamin A. and Margaret @ od te attenp the fume parent*, corner of a wo on to-morrow ( 'y) morning. . pe OW aisha Bee yerman, Superintendent Wagon Park, corner ; sii house insects, garden worms, plant bugs, ; | Sura. | ©. MMutioy, hid | T. %. Clark, R.. iF | throughout and fine drainage. ‘Tho Vote Veiterday: ; BALLS, PARTIES, &e. | wbrdey tiiicciok seat nas re | 7p UE MuunEns OF THE FRANKLIN CUTE yesterday in the various wards for the caudi- / take pleasure Im announcing, ‘to thele dates for Collector, Register, Surveyor, one | frlende aad the pal thas they will civ. member of. the Board of Aldermen and three r a Members of the Board ot Common Conacil u MOORTAGHT BIp-RTC eID for exch ward, and Ascessors in the Second, | 4 REFN SERING, Gress, D.C, Fourth and Sixth Wards: Coaches will ‘rave the terminus of the Géorge Vote vox Cocriecton. ReatstER, SCRVEYOR. bp Hallroad at Lo’clock p.m., and every quarter ah anit Fa, Maxagens. { Coitvet'r, Regist'r. Alirad Tonret, —-R. R. Moowey, tT fog t .W. Ben r, . W. Dorsey. Hareb th i Sii Je 9-4.5,Mazt-4t* 4 Vaasa! is elzigigigia ea siecs-ticats a gil E | BE is ee H V Apter a m cooe Onn SHOER. Apply at | BCS n 5 i [RLS Be |e SS | sdend Rh etrosta cast, Capea Ril jester | a atl Ga : 44 3 ANTED-—Byv a vrapectable young colored girl | Ward 1400 Ber es 323) Wtuiiuatios ae arse, orto wait ou ls iy, tet ott 6 23 | OFtotravel, Addrens “U “sta umes, re Ward 236, 1 105 4 \TED—A WHITE WOMAN to cook, asl diron Inquire at corthwest corner ef I 57 3— atrosts. 1t* Shed ANTED—A MAN to split some pine wood at 2) the Freuch Bake-y, 367 i9th ai s Penn. avenue. 32d net. WANTED IMMBDIATRUY —Two drst-clan Wara 6 § [st pet. WAITERS, Apply to lL. POTENTINI, 279 ¢2d pet Penn, avo., betwean Ith and 10th sta, tt Ward 7 $30 pet WANTED. BOOMS, with bosrd. for » gentle. a and bis wife and fora single gentieman, 7152750) (655439 Address Box 306 City P.O. 392 1w* | the corner of Twentieth etrest west, AUCTION SALES, NETABLE's SALE — Oy gee ofa feri tec as, Che by Daniel 2 towed. e-e! the ‘aad ch; > Figh: it gratis ot Gores, Seesay apd ‘Themen Das U have selzed and as their ome hack and harness. and i hereby give not.ce teat I ohal , 5A’ Y next. the 6th ins a. m., infront of the Bask of Washington, Wastincto: city. < Obed to sell 691d cari ‘ead har- entisty Seer eevee ee a: Sree = Jedd en ACO T. KING. Onamabie, By 3.0. McGUIRE & OO. Auctionsers, HAR Deome DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING House, WITH LagGk LOT. at CouRRK ur FP AND TWENTIBTH STHERTS, AT PuBlic 5SaLa.—On IONDAY AST H IN, June sth, at 6 o'clock. on | holies we shall sell lot No.4, in square ito. ne . 8 12 ‘1 feet 6 inches on North F street, ac aed running back 178 feet Sj ioches together with the im- Pr..vements, oansisting of a haadsome and we!l euilt Double Brick Dwelling House, containing all the modern im provements. Terms htsale. All oosta attending conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser, fo bdta J.C, MeGUIRE & 00., Auets. By J.C, McGUIRB & CO., Auctioncers, JERY VALUABLE LOT ON FOUR-AND-A Bacy sturkr.Seav PRENSTLV ANIA AVENUE.— On MONDAY ASTEBBNOON, June sth. at 60’clock, on the premi-es, wa shall sell parts of Lota 31 and 2 in Square 491, fronting 33 feet on Four-and-a half street, between Pennsylvapia avenue and O street north, running beok 1°5 feet to 228 fou: paved alley, ana containing 4.£69 equare feeto- round, Thie jhe make an aiuieasls haease a ‘or an express office ant USS, itectl - on the ronte to the Raltroad Depot? one “ree WASTED 3: & respectable young woman a | . Terma: Oue-third cash; tho remainderin six and Vorz For ALDERMEN, CoUNCILMEN, &c. SITUATION as cook, washer and irooer, |: twe jonths, with interest, secured by » deet First Warp. —Preeincis.— | Address W. W.” of trust on ths premises, All conveyance at ths necthwest corner 22 and @ sta., at Mrs. Sherling’s. 1t* A WET NUaSH WANTED TO TAKE CARE of av infant at her ‘own home. Applicante will leave their address at this office directed to K. For Aldermon. ist. W. W, Rapley, Uncondit’! Union..163 H.N. Easby, Richards............. 68 For Common Council. James Kelly, U. U.,..... seers 195 je 2-St* . inh Thomas O. Donoho, U. U mm 7 ANTHD—by a respectable woman a SITUA- H.C. Wilson, U. U., .. ae TION as chambermaid or to make hernelf G. T. McGiue, RK, 17 generally useful. Apply at JAMES BRIGGINS’, Peter Lammond, R.,, 16 108 234 street, between Land M. Je 2-2t* Thomas Y. Robinson, R.. 15, 7 =e ; Samuel Y. Hurdle, Indepe Te eee te, parat rate William H. Parker, Independent,. 1 - be paid at W. H. STANFORD'S, Merchant Tailor, — Carroll, Independent.......... 1 No. 15 Pa. avenue. : Jso,a sond COOK. Apply Sxconp Warp. asabove. fJe 2-3t*] Ww. H, STANFORD, For Alderman. ANTRD—A respectable YOUNG LADY to George H. Plant, U. 1 199 [¥ attend a small Confectionery and foda Poun- J. W. Thompson, R. 106 tain. Reference required. Appiyat Tivoli Park, For Common Council. . | Seventh etreet, two houres above Park Hotel. G.T. Raub (on both tickets) ee J. Russell Barr, U. U. WAITER WANTED AT THE GOS8LING Wm. P. Shedd, U. U Restaurant; one who understands his businesa ean get good wages the whole year round, ifhe comes well recommended. Inquire at the Restan- 17 Penn, avenue between 13th and isth sts, ¢ J. W. Spaulding, U. U.,.. L. W. Dorsey, R.,. THIRD Warp. For Alderman. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good WHEEL- WRIGHT at J. MILLER’S, No 575 Seventh street, [eland. between Maryland avenue and B at. Good wager and censtant employment will be Thomas Lewis, U. U. 174 16 given to a good hand, or if preferred, may rent the G. A. Hall, 2. + 67 100 | shop, je a-3t* D.G. Hall, it = C KRIERS WANT BD.—Wanted immediately, For Cow cil. several CARRIERS cn the several city routes pherd, (on both tickets,).09 149 | for the Daily Krening Constitutional Union, to Whos. A, Stevens, U. U,, 19513) | appear on Monday, the sth instant, Apply at ithe N er, U.U. 125 | publication office, 3 atreet, between 13 Par teieeas aaa 3 | bod 14th streets. Also, 8 Local iepdrter, fasuiliar Frank McGhan, k et | Wabi chy eile OSes ee James A. Wise, Independen L j CBSE WANTED. —I wish to employ a WOMAN | ¥ o to the country to assist in nursing an Pa eee in general housework. ‘To one whois disposed to. | gi gree Aldana ag muke herself uvefl and cau come well recom- GC.H. Utermehle, U.U 361 | mended, liberal ecupensation will be paid. Catt WV. W. Moore, R » at 156 E street, between Sth aud 6th, from 4 to7 | See : _ o'clock p, m., any evening this week, __Je2-3t™ | Seon re, ANTED TO RENT—By a permanent, prompt- Fur Common Council. W “ring tonast, an UNFORWISHED HOURE z Follansbee. (on both tickets als tt mrat be Pleasantly fogated.. Distance from the | sbur; oyd, U 295 usiners portion of the city no objection. if satin- | Michael Larner, U.U 253 | factory in other respeste. Address, stating des- | c Te: t 28 ciiption, !ocation and price of rent, Bex $46, city John T. Clements, jr.,R 2 George Say R: post oTica, id je 2-3t* Seattering s ANTED—A BREAD BAKER at 496 7th a! ‘or Asse between D and E treats Ww Thomas W. Burch, t “i. | seb McKELDEN & 00. | W.-H. Johnson, R "S| WVANTSD A good DRESS MAKER at | PuetH WA WEEDEN'S, on F atreot, neni ‘or Termin. Alero, a young lady to learn the busine: George F. Gulich *OOD-SIZED HOUSE WANTED—Furaished or 193, . Broah Lilley, Ind, GaSitarsished. Gall on or addroda,forone wees, COL. BENNBTT, Corner I and 17th sts., at Mrs: Man's, . Jol-iwi READ-BAKER WANTED.—A good hand on Breet ane capable of tenine charge, Good weges und stead y empicyment given. aus " NOHRE & BRO. foray Corner of B and 1th ANTED—For an infant, a NURSE who can cab exhibit satisfactory testamoniala as to charaster and experience. White preferred, and one not very young. Apply between 10 and 12 at 199 7th street, at oO" __je1 3st" A CABPENTER WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A Apply at uth and N streetsmorth, my 3'-3t* Wane TO PURCHASE—A Jirst-rate SAD- DLE HORS. Apply toL, J, MIDDLEON, Tor Common € Robert T. Knight, 1 Charles J. Canfield, Wm. P. Ferguson, U E. L. Stevens, KR W. C. Harper, R. John Grinder, R Thomas Thorn Srxtu W For Alderinan. Richard Morzan, t aD, G. A. Bohrer, Ind. Vor Common Co John H. Peake, U.U Donald MeCathran, George T. Ruff, UU er 12th and may 3)-3t" , ANTED—In a4 private family, north of Peon. avenue and near the Pay Department, a Charles W. Davi lower ROOM, for office, and two apper Room: hh ot board, fora gentleman and wife. Address R M. | NG B,! Ster Office. my 30 8t* LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT 331 F street, between sth and gth, 10.000 2. opposite the Patent Office, and get their Yokes, George Collard, R.. ut Bands, Sleeves and Skirts Ac., stamped. Also, | SEVENTH Wan. splendid Braiding and Embroidery Patterns for | For Alderman Slippers, Pincushions, Joseys, Capes, Dresses, Gar- ibaldiaand Zouave Jackets, &c, Ladies can have | ib their Stamping dune in afew minutes. my 3)-lw* ANTED — Wantad, OLP WROUGIIT and CAST SCRAP LBON for which the highest | cach prices will be given. Also, Champagne, Porter anc @-otch Ale Botties in any quantitiesat island Hall, oth street couth. B. F. CAREY. oyes, ULU tharles Wilson, U. U.. s B. Fillis, U. U.... Wiiliam J. Murtazh, R Cbarles W. Mite coat of the purchaser Je 2-4 J.C, McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. By J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers, UOTIOR SALE OF SIXTY CHOICE PUTED Inc) Lots on Bovnrsextu sTeeer—On WEDNESDAY AFTRBRNOON, June loth, at 5 o'clock. on the premises. wo shall sil, subdivided into desirsbie canes Meare ke whole pieces number undred and ei '» (208,) bounded by lith and Jéth andQandK streets." The elevated and beautiful situation of thes> lote, with the advantages of the city passenger Tailway, render them very desirable locations for private residences. ‘erins: One fourth in cash; the remainder in six, twelvc,and eighteen months, with interest, secured.by a deed of trust. Title ‘perfect, All conveyances at the cost of purchaser. Each purchaser will be required to make cash deposite at the time of sale. Pilate may be obtained at the counting- Tooms of the Auctioneers. je2-d U. McGUIRE & CO., Au ~ LOST AND FOUND. STRAY—Taken vp on the “stb uit., 2 U. 8. con- demued bay HOSE. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, : 12", Je2-3t" reet, between Zlet and 224, 5 REWARD. Ost, On May 27th, near tha 2.) Waror Navy Department.a@0LD WATUH with hunting case. The finder will receive the above reward on returning it to the owner at 361 ¥ street. weet ef Sth sirert. je 2 2t* WM. HENRY DARLINGTON. Freee the Sith of May, 1 a atrayed buffalo COW, hippec on the left side; p:ece of theleftear off: two white flanks; calyed with me on she ale ite ae owner can come and prove property and pay charges. e M, SEXTON, 476 F street, je2-3t* Between 2d and Sd ats , English Hill. $10 KEWAXRD,—Lont, on Sunday evening. two dark bay @048ES; one waz s small con- daraned b: branded on the left shoulder with a “U,8.” and “0.7 with only one The other was = larga horse, yhite, The above reward will Le 6; the right hind foot @ little id if returned to A; RUPPERT, opposite Park je 2-50" otel, on 11th st, $3 RPWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE Pe) return to 134 H street south, Island, of a small ght red COW; wide horas, and gives’ miik from orly three teats. jet aj _8. B, TAYLOR. | Bale UP ESTBRA*—On the 29th of May last, asorrol work HORSE; white face and feet, The owner is requested to prove prupert: y ay charges and take him away.” Inquire of CAET. 38. HENRY, Kailroad Park, Washiogtou, je L-st* 10 BEWARD.—Lost, on the 7th street cars, Gr WALLET containing #31 and some notes payabie tu KF Lockwood. Any psrsvn finding it will please ‘eave it at Room No. 2 Washington Boilding, corner7th streetand Pa.ay. je 1-4t* Fo SAL¥F—One two-story FRAME DWELLING with a lot frontin, feet 7+: inches on tha corner of 3th street and Maryland avenue, Capitol Bu apeuies ofF. J. KENNY, on the promiacs. eo 1-9t* OG LOST—Strayed. trom the subserib, Sunday, May Sist, from Seaton’s Ples Garden—foilowed another dog. A liberal reward will be paid if returaed to @&O. FOLLANS BEE, No. 253 New York avenue, between 4th and 6th atrecta. je 1-3t" Cee TO THE SUBSCRIBER, ABOUT THRER weeks ago, near Hennings Bridgo, Fastera Branch, a black buffalo COW, four wiute feet: white tip on the tail; white xpot on left shoulder. The owner will please come forward, proparty,pay charger and tuke her away. at“ ANIEL CARROLL. YAKEN UP—On Fridey, the 29th of May, 2 small BORSB; long tail; a little roauish on the outidor15 yearrod. The owner is re- to come forward, prove property, vay harces and take him away. Inquire of WAM, YATES, Q@ street south, between sth and sth, Island, je] 3t* OST—BKotween half. jt ten an¢ eleven e’clock, aterday (Sunday, 31st}, between the cor. avenue and I7th atrect and St. John's hort piece of delicate GULD CHAIN al! padlock and pearl attached, intrinsi- littie value A suitable reward wii! be fiat No. 544 17th st west. je 1-3t* cally o paid It le ning-room SERVANT at No. between F and G streets. Refer- my 25-tt WARZED. IMMEDIATELY —Twenty OAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be pail to good workmen, aud pore others will be accepted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K stieet, near the corner of Roventegntt arreet. {my 27 Im Aug. Edson, RB. | WANTED A 390 18th ence req tired. Furi co MEROHANT: 91 asD 103 Warge Starr, cor kelown. 1. Oe Attends to the sale of Produse, Flour, Grain, an Merchandize generally ; Procures Freight, ha fers Vessels, &o. Business transacted always with promptnezs and dispatea mar 4-tf FOR SALE AND RENT. . OOM FOR RENT—Back ROOM on first floor, | sitable for an office or store room. Apply at | sD street, near loth. jezst™ | oo | } Lieut, Col. E M. GREEN Ohief Quartermaster, may 26-tf Department of Washizgton, ANTED—For the United States Marine Corps, several hundred able-bodie BN, betwesn the ages of 14 and 40 years. Seldiers serving in this Gorps perform duty at our navy yards and on board United States ships-of war on foreign stations. Pay same aa infantry of the army. By good con- duet and attention to duty a soldier will certainly rise to the poaition of a nou-commiesioned officer. Two collars will be paid any one whe brings an accopied reernit to these Barra! fi é For all other, information apply at the Marine jarracks, Washington, D. O, OHAS. G. MeOAWLBEY, Captain comman’ ANTED—SEOCOND-HAND FURNITURE BH Bio eters, Carved. Hes 8, Bedding and m: 8 of ever: }ORC! on. Peng oS BUOHLY, 4287 bet. @ and H. ANTED—By a respectable weman: R OR RENT—A FURNIRHED HOUSE, contain- ing 8ix rooms. Apply immediately at the | remises, on 6th street north, near N ox 701, Washington, D. 6. Foe RENT—Two FU BNISHED ROOMS, parlor 2nd bed-room, communicating, with gas,with- intSree minutes’ walk of the War Department. No. 224 G street. Je 2-8t* Hess TO BENT, CONTAINING NINE xoom3, with gas, water and good yard, pro- ye ere cau bs sold, Apply at N a , or _™my 5-47 mar )-tf : WwW treet, botween 9th and Inth streets. Cau TION as cook, washer or ironer; good refer- 5 p.m. ouly. je 2-3t* ences giveg if required, Oalloraddressat 242 20th OR REN Se street, corner of M, for 2 days. aps —Two large and airy ROOMS, co fortably furnixhed, with or withoat board, in amall private family, located in the most healthy | 5 part of the city. Terms moderate. See Berks BOARDING. ar Otiee, “af ADIRS AND GENTLEMEN WISHING A }OMFOMTABLE HOUBE POR BALE—thecnb- | J ADIH8 AND GENTLEMEN WISHING | A CC cktibet utara for ele HOGER Ne SOs Ea ol aren a Soh Oni between 3d and 1% streets. it contains two parlors; | 2res#ing a note to “M,’ Star Office, stating whe they sre to be seen or mat, Those who can pay good price cau find a home where peaple mind their own business and pay every attention to ti ithe house, No referesce required, diping-room and kitchen, amd five chambers, sseusion given. Appiy to JAS. G. Mc- os & CO,, Auction and Com’n Merchants, 302-51 OR RENT_With board if desired, two pleasant FURNISHED KOOMB. with water and gus, meee of bata-roem, at No. 417 12th street. Jo 1-3t* pe RieeaD PARLOR AND BED BOOM TO x POARD.—New house; new furniture, 445 12th street. Also, Table Board, Meal hours: 8, 4, and 7 o’olock, my 30-lw*. SUMMBE BOARDING —Those wishing to spend | Sithesummer North will find piearant ROOMS 2 let. Apply at No, 372 Bastroct, cormer 13th, at Mt. Airs ,cight miles from Philadelphia, on the my 2-lw | Chesmnt Hill raliroad. The country is healthy and very beautiful. The house is spacious and {iN# ROOMS TO LET.—PARLORS and CHAM- i BERS, No. 424 lith atrect, between New York | Well supplied wth amusements, and hourly oom 30-817 | munication with the city. Address Mrs. B ROO! sessed en: my 30°St"_ | No. 1642 Pine at., Puila, may o7-2awem" FIANDPOME BESIDBNCH ON F STREET, | NEAR WILLARDS’ HOTEL, AT PRIVATH SALB— EARLY POSSES8ION GIVEN.—We have for private sale a handsome three-story and basement, brick residence situated on F street, in the vieinity of Wiilards’ Hotel. The houseis built in the most superior manner, with water and Barly possession (Oye FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ABMY / and Dav) officers and strangers visiting Wash- ington, map find a comfortable home in one of the most delightful locations in Washington, No. 32 Missouri avenue. One very large front room, 2d story, now vacant. ny OAKD.—A& lady having taken 4 houre in the im- will be given, 8 edint: i ‘hood of the Treasury, State, my 30-6t JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO. Werand Navy] artmonts offers large a : ‘arnished roo: oard, ani ie comfo arr a ge WASHINGTON FOR oe athena re tog sale that Valuable just onteida of A fow tab \. Toad, | Apply at Ne, 395 13th street, between F and @ ur miles from the city, Farm on the old Biad streets, one square south of Pa. avenue. Refor- the District line, about belonging to Jom 8. Clark, Esq., and containing | &Ce# required. my 11-t¢ 10 acted 11 a well improved, with » comfortable dwelling, orchard &¢., and will be divided if de- HE CHHAPESBT ote stock, comprising Horses and Fresh Cows, The New York Dining Boom 47 Arthas oe may be purchased, For terms, &e; apuly (0 ite Boat Ofloc, Open day and nigh my Devtw _‘Auetiov and Com'n Merchits, | /2cluded. Clean single Looms 50 cents each. OR BENT — With board, nicely farnished F BOOMS, # ate or communicating, A BEPRIGBRATORS. . * imamesiatnty sta0% 1 stroot betwece inated | JUST Received «large ansortmen’ trim Pillade Lge atrees conan side, Belerence required, ey pright with nd without Water Coolers. mess Qnest Refrigerators with Coolers and Stone URNIRHED ROOMS ae A Fok RENT with or ‘are. s iC fs ft bove low. wihout board oe Onpitol Pirst et. ‘We wil sellthe apore se 1 detw., — eta th, *Pae ho - G REGO Inregand well ventilated. Lee beacthy end my 331 Pa. free from dust. i OF a a le Foe ta, Ran ice a una | NN AMAG fy Renan Gano iat ayer to gH ARLES BRIRNBR Prince | MENBEUIRG OY Me ie "5 Coarty, Ma. my 27-lw* Latest nek: corse FPOR BET, The RSID BNOM of she inte mas, | of Boelmens. strip, snd ¢ te fsaade to . aa thee tones Se ORLeCHEETY €9.4 eg 2 Ponnorivenie between career ‘ gatas: | apn finth and Pent etreots, MB BRT For pie eee 478 mpesinas OST OR STOLEN—Durivg the carly part of laet week, a dark sorrel HOKSE; a smal: white L spt on his forehead; about 15 hands high, aud about 32 years old. Any person returning tha above horse will be liberally reward, NOLAN, vay jei-st* Between 3d and ith, on K at. "PAREN UP—On the night of the 25th of May one bay HORSE,SA DDLE and BRIDLE; about 14%: Bands high; 10 or 12 years old; long msue; black legs; lettur* C”’ branded on the left shoulder; small white spot in foreheal, The owner will come forward, prove property. pay charges and tuke him away. Inquire for L D BILSTHAD, Ben seuey, avenue, between L and M ets, south. je 1-2t* Cap LOBT.—Lost, on Saturday right, a Child, (colored ;) very dark; about ten yea!s of A had on adark colored calico dress; was bare headed aud bare footed, The child ie named Becky Sau- “ders, and was last seen near 1Sth street and Pena. avenue, whither its parents had ved from the depot on Saturday. Anyone returning the child or giving information of its wherenbouts to its parenté, on 13th street, near the avenue, south aide, will be liberally rewarded. Je 1-3t™ L.OUND—On the 2th instant, a BOX containing surgical instruments, marsed Dr. McMillen, Aaquia Creek. which the owner can have by calling at W. Pees near the Baltimore Dezot, my 1-3t" a TRAYED—A biack MARE, a speck in the rigut eye; several sores on right bind deg; about § yoors old and 16 hands high, A liberal reward will e paid if returned to WILLIAM TOWSRS, 380 2d street. my 3-5 1 0 REW ABD .—Strayed, on the 27th in stant. from Park Hotei, on 7th street, » dark bay MABE, about 16 hands high; om her back was e from theraddie. Had on, when left. a halter and no shoes. The above reward will be paid if returned to the Park Hotel, on 7th street, above indary. my 30 3t* B. LINES. YWENTY BOLLARS KEWARD.—Strayed or stolen, from the stable in the rear of 355 K atreet, between Izth and 15th streets. between the houre ef 9 and 13 o'clock p._m., the 29th instant, a derk ba, HORSE; in very good condition; about 1; very Jittie lame in left front foot, hardly perceptible. The above reward will bs id for him if delivered at the Ariny Cio‘hing pot, Corcuran’s Art Building. corner of Penn. avenue ard 17th street, to CAPTAIN DANIEL &@. THOMAS, M. 8. K.,U.S. A. my 3} 3t* CARRIAGES! OABRIAGES!, ae On band the best lot of LIGHT OARRIAGH#HS ever offered in this market, for style and variety, consisting in part of Extension Tops, two aud four seat Rochaways, top and no-tep Buggies, Jersey Wagons. &e., &0. Also, SUTLERS’ WAGONE of all sizes, with and without eprings. Repairing promptly attendedte, . ROB'T H. GRAHAM, Coachmaker. my 1-1m,if* 374 D,and 477 Rigath at, TTENTION, LIVERY KERPERS AND HORSS A Re AGEs FOR SALE—A eplendid LAVERY STABLE; room for # norses with office, harness room. and all Decessaries u: in a firat-c! stable. S125, & splendid Yard of five lots of Genet, which will suite Nelertnary susgeon. All this to be sold cheap, fa the oon ie Peck somoerion < of payer siness. Ground rent cheap. Inquire at Union Hotel, corner 18% st. aad Pa. av. my 1b-29* WINGLE & HOWLBT: Ss . CARPENTERS 4 VD BUILDERS, ti. Kacd ¥ ic at the above _* “AUCTION SALES. FOR OTHER AUOTION SALES 2E4 13T Page. THIS AFTERNOON AND Te-mOKAOW ee By 3. 0. MoGUIBE & CO., Auctionsers. CoRMIBNORR sate 0F Baa Large Mansy fs Ser bike pk .olrouit Goes the Dietrict of Goin the request of s majority of the parties re ‘No, 222. fronti e ing on weet angaeins ie Lares oan os str tl a contents Mining 3,76 squate feet; Lot No. feet; Lot Square feat: Lot feet; Lot aquare fost; Lot 6. Square feet; Lot 7, 3,765 squace feet: Lot 8. ti 4,035 square feet; Lot 3. ly 3 675 nquare feet; Lot 1. square feet; vot 13, 4,212 xquaie feet: Lot 4, , 5,074 eqnére feet: Lot 14, ot 17, 4,212 square feet; Lot ty. Lot 19, 3,675 square feet: Lot 30 square fost; Lot 3t, 4 feet; ‘and Lot 31875 square tee’ e entire square contains 113.918 brick dwelling bouss’and outh ick dwelling bouse and outhouses, suitable for @ Srst-class Tesidenoe oF place of [panic entertainment and sunmer resort, sarrounded by shade trees and eom ing a fine view of the and iret shores. It is withia of Willards’ Hotel, anz will soom be connected with Penn. avenue the lith it branck ef the Washington and Georgetown = 21. Part of Lot No. 1, in Square No. 267, frontiz, on Marylard avenueand lying between 13'2 and Tate streets, containing 3,331 square feet, and having on ita doable two-story frame dwelling house, Also. Lot Ne. 3, in said last mentioned square. containing 4.576 square feet. and having on it a doable two- story frame dwelling house. Lot Do. 5, in sald Fquare, containing 3.900 square feet, and Lot No. 6, in eaid square, con’ ing 4,498 square foet, and having on it @ double two-siory frame dwelling honee and stable. = Terms of sale: One-third in cash on the day of sale, the purchaser or purchasers io execnte his Londs for the residue in tae name of the respective heirs, payable, with interest at the legs! rate at@ ang 12 months after date, the title to be wil ones payment or a = parcles messy conveyan: ing at t_@ coat of the purchaser. JOQN HENDERSON” HENNEY A. CLAKK. GORNFLIUS A. DOUGHERTY, JOHN G. ROBINSON, Oommiasioners. myl9-eokds J. OC. McGUIRE & O0., Ancta. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctionsers. (Odette? Wat ed SALE OF BEAL ESTATE No 172, Petitions in tHe Crecuit Oovar, DC Valuable Business £01 on Pennsyivania Avance, amd Bride Tavern at Long Bridxe.—1a compiinnos wita 2 4 iy Bs a aba i 5 anorder of the Circuis Court of the Disiriat of Colur bis, (and at the request of » majority of the be lth day of pee interested), entered on. t! ebruary, 1361, Howle deceased, the undersigned in the above entitled causa, will o at the praw: <n the 2d day of june, i, at aie o'clock P. M,,,the following described Keal Batate being and lying in the City ef Washinzctou, D.C lst Lot No. $2, im Square A, frosting ’on the south side of Ponnsylvania avente near 34 streat, adjeining McDermott’s Coach Factory, aud oom- taming 2,456 square feet s . Lot No, 4in Bquare No. 267, situsted at the corner ce iat aeceee aoe Teds t the foot of the Potomac Bridge,con 933 equare feet. Upon this lot there is a larga brick dwelling house, suitable ‘or tavern and other improvements. Termsol sale; ied in cash on the day of sale, andthe purchaser to give bonds for the reridue in the name of the respective heirs payabin with interest. at the legal rate at six and twelws months after date. the title to be witaheld til the payment ofall ee Wetland ep . All conveyancing at the cost o! @ purchaser, e JOHN HENDERSON, A. CLARK, CORNELIUS A DOUGHERTY, JOHNG. ROBINSON, Commiasionsre. my !9-eod&ds J.0. MeGUIBE, & OO, Aucts. By J.C. McQUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. pst CLASS BUILDING BITE OPPOSITE THE BNGuisy Minister's at Pustic Avc- bie —On TUESDAY, Jane 24, at 5): o’ciock, ou ne EU emise#, we shall cell Lot No. 3,in Davidson's inion of aquare No. 127. fronting 2 Apes {th streets, and running back over 108 feet to bolic alley, aud containing 2,925 square feet of ground This Lot is situated in the imiwediate vicinity of Lafayette square, War and Navy Depsrtmente, in gp unexceptionable locntity for a first-class reai- dence, and the sale should command attention of persobs designing to build. Title perfect. Terms: ope third cash; the remainder in aix and twelve montbe, with iaterest, secured.by a Geed of trast on the premises. All conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. my 21-td J.C McGUIRE & CO. Aucta By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Georgetown, D. OQ. A DMINIBTRATORS SALE OF ONE OF THE Most Desigatis Peirvare Resipescrs ts Gronaurows at Avcrios.—On TUBBDAY AP- TERNOON next, Jane at 5 o’elock, in front of the promises, by crder of the Administrator, L willeell that very valusble private residence situ- ated on the south side of Beail street, and near the corner ef Congress strat. The tot fronta@) faez on Beall spstet,runping tack i feet. The dwet- Ing contains 15 rooms, bath room, servants’ room. ceilar, water and , emeke house and well and cistern in the vard. Toany one wanting s frst-diass residence this offers a rare opportunity ‘erms : One-third cash; bslance in one and two yeare, secured by a deed of triit on the premines, All conveysncing at the ccst of the purchassr. Title perfect, Possession can be given aa soon as required. cs 4 GEORGE B. CURTIS, Adiiiuistraior, _mays-d [Int.4Rep.] THOS. DOWLING, Auct. By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. QEYENTH STREET LOTS AT AUCTION.—O. »O TUREDAY AFTERNOON, 26 June, at 50 eloca. we will soli front of the preruisee, Lots 12, 33, 14, aud 15, io Wiltberger’s subdivision of Square ii, fronting each 25 feet on tho east side of Tih street north and the city railway, and running back 1 feet between K and 8 sta. é Terma: Onr-fourth cash; balance in6, l2and & months, bearing ixterestand seeured by deed of trust on the premises. my 3-4 W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, ANDSOMB BUILDING 9N SOUTH F 8f., atak 4). BrRReET.ON THE T-LAND, AY AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 2d of Juns. wa sball seil front of the premi-ea, at So’clock p. m., alle! Lot Gand part of Lot 7,in Square No. 653. ‘Tkis property has a fzent of 67 feet i | inches on north H street, between 17th a inches on south ¥. between $d and 4". streets, Island, but wilt divided in lots te suit purchasers if desired. It has a depth of 12 feet 2 inches to a wide alloy. Terms One third cash; baiancein6 and 12 montas, fer notes bearing interest from day of sale. - A deed given and & decd of trust taken. Title indisputable myz-d&da GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By MARSHALL & PAGKM, Auctioneers, FoBAuE HOUSE AND THRBL 'S§ AT. AUC- Tiok.—On TUESVAY AFTERNOON, Jane 24, ‘3, at haf past 5 o'clock, we will sell,on the premises, lot No. 6, in 8quzre south of No. 32, wit: as gocd Two-stery Frame House, situated on Marrachusetts avenue, between Second and Thira streets. Aleo lots Nog. i4and 16, on the same equare, between 8 cond and Third, verv dosirable fer stores and dwellings. One-third cas! Terms: ; balance in six, twelve, and een pens Sale positive. -eodéds MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucts By BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucta. LE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON K regen ar Action ate TORsb he ate NOON, Juze 2d, at 6 o’clock, we shail om the prem- ises. Lot No. 2, in subdivision ot Square No. 316, fronting 25 feet fect om north & street, between LIth and 1th streets west, running back 100 feet tow Bl feet 11 inches mer. ‘arms eash. my6-dkds BOTMLER & WILLSON. Avets, By J.C, MoGUIRE & GO.. otiensers, been iE a“ Bovem Ke PENG ay FECTS at PcbLio Avction.— DAY MORNING, June 24, at 10 0'clock, at Hones No, — 7th street. immediately opposite the War Departme! we shall call all the Furniture and Bfiecte, coi mprising — Bureaus, Wasbatanda, Mattresses Chairs, Tai . Bolsters and Pillows, bles, Totiet Bets, Looking @! o} Carpets. Oil Cloth, China, Gass and ¢; lock, meted) oe! Rtover, Cooking Utensils. ke, Ter ve cach, my # (Kep.] J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. By 0. R, L. GROWN & OO., Auctioneers. Wises AT AVOTION —We will sell NEBDAY MOBNING, Sune 34,27 100 at Store No. i Colonization Wines in bottios and kegn. er nea otties La OLR, L, CROWN & 461-2t* No. 357, corner Sth st, GolPe ave. GOvSRNMENT SALR BAKERY SWREPINGS EMPTY LARBEES. aA WI be sold at 6th street wharf, Wasitiagton, BD. © ,on WHDNHSDAL, June, 188), ati o'clock e. 200 barreis superior Bakers anda m., €8) lot of enpty Beef and Pork a ey By prder of de Tat” eee Agmoed WABLE BUIL Py ya On oe rans Bee