Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1863, Page 3

AL NEW AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. 4Gnov i's TuxaTRBR.—Miss Lucille Western will appear to-night as “Lrey Darvill,” in the thrilling play of “Ernest Maliravers.” Mise W. will be ably sustained by Barron, Wilson, Williams, Bokee and others. Mise Western increases in popularity at each successive ap- pearance. CANTERBURY.—Annetla Galletti, Kate Pen- moyer, the sisters Marie and’Augusta, and a mumber of lesser lights, will appear to-night in a graceful dance; Eva Brent will delight with song, and besides, Ethiopian character- detica will be portrayed, and the two-act drama of “ Dick Turpin,” will be performed. Varixtizs.—Mr. Harry Leslie, the pertormer on the tizht-rope, wiil take a benefit to-night, and as he has a legion of triends and admirers, the Varieties Hall will no doubt be well filled. The whole company will appear ina varied bill of song, dance, and Ethiopian eccentricity. Cincvus—The equestrian drama of “Dick Turpin,” as pertormed under the Macarte- Nixon canvas, is very attractive and enter- tsining, especially that scene representing the ride to York and the death of “Black Bess," which is full of thrilling interest. A good en- tertainment otherwise, of ring and equestrian performances. ee ed CHARGE or Bicamy.—Last Saturday C. F. Brown was arrested by officer Keating, upon a | charge of bigamy, and was taken before Justice Clark for a hearing. The complainant was Ida Price, according to the police register, “formerly # resident of the Blue Bird, on Dstreet, between Eleventh and Twelfth.’ Ida alleged that she was married to the accused about two months ago, and exhibited her marrige certificate in evidence, showing their marriage by Rey. Mr. Raymond, then Lieutenant of the Provost Guard, and since, Lieutenant Colonel of the colored regiment,—the nuptials witnessed by Justice Walter. She had received letters pure porting to be from Brown's wife in Philadel. phia. The case was dismissed, the complain- ant being satisfied that the letters were bogus, and she destroyed the documents. Yesterday morning John Martin was arrested by officer Franklin, charged by Jane Martin with bigamy. The party was taken before Justice Clayton. The complainant stated that she wus married to the aecused sixteen years ago, in New York, and that she was the mother of five children by him; that abont six years ago Martin lett her suddenly in New York, and she did not see him again until, hearing thathe WAs married Azain to a woman in Baltimore, she came to this city and found him and his new wife living together, and with them her daughter, about nine years of age. The two ‘Wives meeting at Martin’s house, and the ex- planation being made by the complainant, the officer had some difficnity in preventinga fight between them. The daughter at once recog- nized and ran to her mother. The case koes directly to the grand jury, and Justice Clayton committed Martin to jail. ——— A Riot.—Night before last, a riot occurred near the corner of Twenty-first and M streets, which, but for the prompt measures taken by the police, might have been fraught with disas- trous consequences. From what we learn, a teamster belonging to a train camped near by ‘Went to a shop in tne neighborhood and got into an altercation with several colored men, who beat him badly. The teamster went to the camp and returned with over a hundred of his com- rades, who were armed with sticks, pistols, slung-shots, &c.,- and they surrounded the house, threatening to tear it down. Sergeant Hurley, with a number of policemen, at this | time arrived, and arrested one of the ringleaders, John Glasco, and the crowd made an attempt to rescu@him, but the police took a bold stand, determined, if they laid hands on the prisoner, to defend themselves, and the crowd was ordered off, and they reluctantly retreated to their camp, several shots being fired by them at the police on their way, which were returned. Glasco, who was arrested, was locked up in the First Ward lock-up; but that building being out of repair, he managed to escape during the night. es epee THE CasE Or COL. WARING AND FAMILY.— Mr. Ford, 2 tormer member of the Legislature of Maryland, from St. Mary’s county, with other gentlemen from the lower counties, have Visited the city with reference te the case of Col. J. H. Waring and his family, arrested in Prince George’s a week or so ago, and brought up and confined in the Old Capitol. It is charged that the young Walter wie, who was ofthe party on their way South with Charles Hume of this city, when he was shot by the military guard, near Port Tobacco, was concealed in Dr. Waring’s house after his es- cape on that occasion. These gentlemen pre- sent mitigating circumstances to Hon. Mr. Holt, Judge Advocate General, in Col. Waring’s case, aS well as that of others in that sectlon, who have been arrested. By those who haye gone South returning thus occasionally, they appear to bring their friends and relatives into difficulty. ee A SatLor Rovurp.—On Monday night Ser- geant Hurly found two sailers drunk and asleep in the First Ward, and waking one of them, he stated that he had been robbed of $82. ‘They were taken to the First Ward station and yesterday morning stated that they had been to No. 27 Pa. avenue where they thought they had lost the money. Warrants were obtained and officers Stinchcomb and James, arrested Wesley J. Mieker and John H. Walker two young men who have been lounging about the house (No.27) for some time, and they were ta- ‘ken before Justice Drury. Someof the inmates | testified that these parties had robbed the sail- | ore, and the Justice committed them to jail for Court. They were also, carried to the Superin- | tendents office and had their mugs taken forthe | gallery. Et TROUMLE tN MAKING AN ARREST.—Yester- day morning @ guard of one man was sent trom the Central Guard House to arrest James McCarthy, who keeps a shop at the corner of A and Fifth streets, Capitol Hill, and when he went in, McCarthy, aided by a number of Pennsylyania Reserves, attacked him and put him out. A stronger guard was sent up and aurested McCarthy and a number of soldiers, and took them to the Central Gnard House, ‘where they were committed to the cells. Mrs. McCarthy was also arrested on the charge of selling liquor to soldiers. and left security for a hearing. ge Nor a Ricnarps Canpipatre.—Ex-Alder- man Moore sends us the following disclaimer: Editor Star ; Your reporter, in making up the returns of t he election on Monday last, has er- roneously 4 fixed an « R” tomy name, which Was lirst announced in your ewn paper, “at the eleven th hour,” under the heading of ‘ In- dependent Union.” That was really my posi- tion; and my attention having been called to the classification of your reporter, it is due to truth that it chould be corrected, so that no one interested in s@ trivial a matter may be misled by his mistake. * Wm. W. Moore. pe ere Second WARD STATION CAsEs.—John Mar- tin, bigamy; jail for court. Elizabeth Moore, disorderly; #1.5%. Abraham Spotts, do.; dis- missed—also, tor threats; jail. Jacob White, | threats; bail for peace. Chas. Leach, drun dismissed. Jas. Skidmore, fast driving; $5.53. Jas. Flarity, disorderly; $1.50. West Adams, do.; dismissed. Jas. liams, Jas. Hoey, d S* cents costs, each. Jas. Rearton,C. W. Dim- mick, drurk; $148 each. John Smith, sus- picion; turned over to Superintendent. John Smith, No. 2, do.; do. Thos. McDonald, drunk; $1.04. . pawl SAS Tar County Roavs.—The Levy Court of the county is now engaged in repairing the reads througheut the county. Mr. Burr, the | chairman of the committee on roads, superin- tending the work—having 4 numberof contra- bands, with horees and carts, employed. The work is being pushed through with dispatch, | and in & short time it is expected that atleast | all the principal roads leading into the city will be in excellent order. Se StrxaLixe Ecos.—Mr. Turner A. Ball, dealer in butter and eggs, has missed large quantities of eggs trom time to time from his residence in the First Ward, and suspicion fell on Lewis | A. Ball, a colored man, who had been loafing about the place, but the police were not able to arrest him till yesterday, when officer Borland captured him and took him before Justice Drury, who held him to bail tor court. > VioLaTine THE LiquoR Law.—Yesterday | Jobn Boyle, Peter White and John Bowman, ‘who had been ordered by the military authori- tues to close up their houses for having violated the order in relation to selling liquor to sol- diers, were rearrested for reopening their houses without authority, and committed to the Central Guard House. fee Granp Larceny.—Yesterday, officer Buil) arrested Sarah A. Bailey, a colored woman, on the charge of ste: a fifty-dollar Treasury note from Marcellus Holtzman. She was em. ployed as 3 seryantin the house of Mr. H., and on being taken before Justice Drury, who com- mitted her to jail, she admitted taking the money. = JHANGE IN CommamD.—Major Isaac T. Doughty, the ular commander of the Marine Gaard at the i Navy Yard, has been ordered to Re Sladeinkin ana t. Wm. Wal. Lgce has been transferred from the headquarters to the command of the guard at the b whieh, by the way, is in a fine state of ip. Line. ‘ eS Exgotsp.—-The Board of Trustees of the Benk of the on Monday last elected Robert P. Dunlap, |.» Of Montgomery county, Md., President of the in place of Lewis Carvery, Esq. deceased. On a Coty Raitroap Car.— Last might, a6 City Railroad car No. 10 was passing near Thirteenth street, Mr. Juan Foley. who Was sitting on the front platform, fell off. aad Teceived @ severe wound and fracture of the ; ankle bone, caused by the wheel. The injared man was cared for by the conductor and pas- sengers, and placed in the hands of those who Would minister to bis wants. Mr. Foley's hat biew off, and be attempted to secure it, which caused the accident. The ankle ix so severely injured that it is supposed amputation will be becessary. This morning he was taken to Uar- roll Hospital for attendance. Se CARNCROSS AND Dixey’s Minetre:s will open to-morrow night at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street, and for a brief season will give our citizens an opportunity of enjoying the Gelighttul entertainments which have made | their opera house at Philadelphia eo deservedly popular. The troupe is composed of sixteen "in members, and nearly every one is a ‘sta the delineation of Ethiopian characteristics. AT THR regular annual metas, or the House ‘onday evening, Carpenters” Association, held June 1, the following officers were elected for the ensning year: J. A. Lovelass, President: G. W Brown, Vice President; J. K. Bridge, Recording ectatany: GC Ga Jorresponding Secretary; Tr urer, A hetd im semparance H atreet, between Sth and luth, on Wednesday @ , Jans 31, at 3 0’ slock, All Carpenters (whether permanent r the city or not) whe have worked three y: atthe business and arrived at the ages of 21 ye! re re- spectfully requested to attend and enroll their names, " 1 A Carp.—In jus and in vindication of thel ality and respeetability of the establish- ment kuown-ss the St. Charles Restaurant, situated on B street near Kieventh, L would say that the statement that appeared in the Daily Chronicle was INCannecT and UNFOUNDED in. all its particn- lars. There is no ri nce hall”? connected with my establixhm, plya room of ch I have the rental for any festive purpose; nar on the evening in question was there any person or persons stabbed, asmnlted. or in any way mal- trcated or abused, and this can be substantiated by the roundsmen of the ward; and furthermore, there was an assertion that this establishment had been long looked upon by resi asa nuisance und evil that s! long before, the attention of the authori leave reapectiully to state to the p entered and opened the house on May 2s. days afterward appeared this publication iv the Chronicle, What purpose or object. was designed by this miisre presentation Tam wholly ata loss to rave always been a peaceful and law- ent of thix community are the ts in the case, and that I can ntiate them, I respectfully submit them to ublic for their consideration lents in the vicinity Tretann & Co. See STarTLING! BUT TRUE.—The Volunteers a: braving thy dangers of Fever, pearyy Woun and Cholera. Many a gallant fellow will leave bones to bleach, who. by the aid of Hollowa: Pilla & Ointment. wenl family: sirong and healthy. Soldiers, try them! Only 25 cents per Box or Pot STRENGTH FOR THE EXiAcsTED.—Thousanis die, x il were, inch by inch, of bodily weakness; for de: bility will kill as certainly, though not so quickly, asaraging fever. Is it asked how the weak shall be made strong; the debilitated sustained and re- | stored: the exhausted re-tilled with vital energy? We aver that of all invigorating preparations given by scienceto man, from the institution of resent hour, not one has wrongbt such wonders in the way of restoration, as Hestetter’s Celebrated Stomach Ritters, This is indeed the tonic of tonics. As a re-vitalizing, strength supporting, life-prolonging agent, the like of itis not to be found in the catalogue of medicines. Among the various articles and to 2rouse the dormant powers of nature, it stands the art of healing to th alone—the great awakener of the’ paralyzed physique. It not only awakens _the physical powers from a state of collapse and inanitien, but itimparts permament vigor tothe muscular and an it were, both the é ks of vitality. The aged, the decrepid, the nervous. the broken down ofboth sexes, ara recommended to try it. _ They will assuredly find it a present help in time of nervous systema—reinforcing stronghold and the ontwor! trouble, Wholesale Agents—A. M. Bininger & Co., 237 Penn. ave. je 3-e03t ee Tue Laxent or tHe FLEA, Long years have I wandered unfettered and free, And bitten the young and the old, And laid in the couch of the rich and the poor, And frightened the warrior bold. But power is waning fast from me— A Powder Magnetic and streng, Invented by Lyon, isdeath to our tribe, And away I must travelere long. ~ Lyon’s Powder is harmless te mankind but will kill all house insects, garden worms, plant bugs, &e. Lyon’s Magnetic Pills aae sure death to rats and mice, Sold everywhere. je2-2w 0 Demis 8. Barnes & Co,, New York, ee Have you discovered the important fact that the Dollar Store, 435 Penn. avenue, near Four-and. half atree' the right place to buy Jewelry ai Bilver-plated Ware? If not, take our word for or go gue ace for yourself what a dollar will buy. my 3t-lw* ik Sxorer Diseases, Samaritan’s Gift i ages, $2; female, $3. Samaritan’s Root and Herb Juices—A poritive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcers, Boren, Spots, Tetters, &c. Price $1, or six hotles for 85. Bold by 8. C. Ford. See advertisement, m5 oe THE CHEAPEST AND BEST Harn Dyn 1m tH2 WoaLp— s Out.—Upham’s air Dye.) Never Fa inuse. Try CG. Ford, corner lith street and Ps. ington, and Henry Ceok, Alexandria, ja6-ly ge ee DisBases OF THE Neayvous, SEMINAL, URINARY | Aap SuxvaL Systems.—New and reliable treat- ment—in Reports of the Howard Association—sant in sealed letter orrelcees, free ofcharge. Address ton, Howard Association, Dr. J. Bkillin Houg! Philadelphia, Pa. mar 26-3m ae -FoRMATION OF Corns. thi depths. immed corn itelf but in t operation fer their removal is between Four-and-a-haifand Bixth streets. my 33 Suis ea Gaus? PENNSYLVANIA ROUTH, wta Baltimore nd Harrisburg, to the Northand West.—Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quitk time— low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold throngh st Government rates. For tickets and fur- ther information apply at the office ef Great Penn- rtheast corner of Pennsylvania Washington. Office open from sylvania Route, no: avenue aud Sixth $s. m. until? p. m.; on Sundays from 2 to 4 p.m. aul-ly B.O. Norton, Agent. we Borland, Financial Secretary; G. F. Cox} adjourned meeting of the Association will be | ents of Sensible that have returned to his tis the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours, No miner: al, no balsam. no mercury. Only ten pills te be taken. It is the soldier's hope, and afriend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack- y 3. enue, Wash- Corns are formed of ckened layers of cuticle, and are generally of conical shape, with the points descending into corresponding cells, or depressions of irregular according to the injury caused upon the late parta where the external pressure is most severe. The pen they cause is not in the @ part compressed by it, the nless, bloodless. and effectual if the predisposing and exciting causes be avoided. To all afflicted with corns. bunions, troublesome nails, or other disorders of the feet we would recommended an early call on Dr. White. office No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, DIED, On the 2d instant, COLUMBUS L. GRIFFIN, aged 27 years. Suddenly, in Kent county. Besjern Shore, Md... * » lately of on the 2th ef May, D: ir. A. X Washington, D ROPOSALS ¥OR TIMBER AND MATERIA P BO FOR THE NAVY. BIALS Navy Department, Bureau of Construction and Repair, May B, 1382. Searep Prorosats to furnish Timber and Ma- terials for the Navy for the fiseal year ending 2ith June, 1364, will be received at the Bureau of Co. Ce and Repair, antil the 9th day of Jui je Proposals must be endorsed ‘‘Proposals f Timber ana Materials for the Navy.” that thor may be distinguished from other business lettets, | and directed to the Chief of the Bureau of Con: struction and Hepair. The materials and articles embraced im the | Classes named are particularly described in the printed schedules, any of which will be furnished tosuch as desire to offer, on application to the Commandants of the respective yard Navy Agent nearest thereto, and thos yards upon application to the Bure: dealers in eechs “ouch “portions ers in each, such porti furnished as a Scraaly required foi yards, have a copy of the schedules of Nh other yards for examination caly from which may be jadged whether it will be desirable to make plication for any of che classes of those yarda. Offers must be made fer the whole of the ciass at apy yard upon one of the printed schedules, or in strict cee tormity therewith, or they will not ered. pec otated inthe colume of Priconwill be t standard, and the ag, te of thi carried out acooi ‘icon stated. rdin, t A The schedule which the bidder encloses must be uted ‘is offer and each of them si by him cen prone article in the schedule the pri must be set, the amount carried out, the ater gate tooted up for each class, and the amount lis. wise Scheie in words, Ifthe parties who bid :4 delivered, orders on them are to be delivered. sore ent eacta will be awarded to th¥ lowest Jide bidder who. ere, proper oi Ue F ite Tulsi: a States reserves the t to re- Jeera the bide ferany class, if -exorbi- tert, Al table marked Pa cieeect ama ceived, to the entire a of the Com- srred to et ual, r Esa pattins Seca oem In computing the cileases ie @ clase will be Hi articlon must be of thevery best quality, to eertie oreratee peat mer | onor, ‘ich he proposes, or by an affidavit by Binet? and ewoen ta defore some magis- ‘ate authorized to alminister such oath. that he — Se, of = Feauiay dvaier in the ich he offers to svppiy. i Those only whose efers may be accepted wili bo notified, and the contract will be ‘orw: soon thereafter as practicable, which they wiil be requin ec! ceipt at the pont office or Navy Ageacy aamei by them , and they will sfx thereto tae requisite in- ternal revenue stampa. | : The contracts wil! bear date thaday the notid- eation is given, and deliveries can be damanded ign the soutract, aad thelt renpanaisilteenreg sign the con’ and their re: ty cartific to by a United atates District Jud . United States District Attorney, Collector,or Navy Ageat. Aa additional security twenty per centum will be with- held from the amonnt of the billa until tue contract shall have bean com: ; and ity percentum of each bill, approvea in triplicate by the Com= mapdants of the respective yards, will be paid by the Navy Agent at the po: of delivery within fter the warrant for the same shall have bern passed by the Secretary of the Treasury. It will be stipulated in the ccntract if default be made by the parties of the first part in delivering all or any of the articles mentioned im any claes bid for in the contract, of the quality and at the time and placer above prov‘ded. thon, and in that case. the contractor and his sureties will forfeit and be fs the United States a sum of money not exceeding twice the amount of auch class, which may be recovered from time to time, according to | the act of Congressin that case provided, approved Mareh 3, 1843. | Bids must not contam classes for more than ome yard in the same enr:lope, and bidders a: to endorse on the +nvelope the N: which the bid is made. Form of Offer. Which from s firm must be signed by all the members: of .in the State of .» hereby agree to furnish and deliver in the respective Navy Yarda all the articles named in theclasses hereunto apnexed, agreeably to the provisions of the ached- ules therefor, snd in conformity with the adver- tisement of the Bureau of Construeticn and Repair, of May 29, 1363. Should my offer be accepted, [ re: quent to Be addressed at + and the contract sent to the Navy Agent at ——, orto signeraxe and certificate, Signature, A. B. ‘Witness. Form of Graranter. The undersigned. ——,o: ,in the State of ent . of » in the State of 5 hereby eusrantes that in case the foregoing bid of forany of the classes tuerein named be ted, he or they will. within ten days after the t of the contract at the post office named, or y Agent designated, execute the contract ‘for the same with good and sufficient sureties; and in case the sa‘d ——_— shall fail to enter into con- tract, as afore: . WS guarantuc to make good the difference batween the effer of the said and that which may be accepted. Signatures of two guarantors, i g 2. acce, Date. Witness, Thereby certify that the above named are known to me as men of property, and able to make good their guarantee. 5 Date Signature, G.H ate. To be signed by the United States District Judge, United States District Attorney, Collector, or Navy Agent. . Z The certificate that the bidder is a manufacturer or dealer in the articles to be here appended. Extract from laws of the United States. See. 14. And be wt further enacted, That no con- tractor order, or any interest therein shell be contract or order m ay be given to any other party or parties, and that any such transfer shail cause the annulment of the contract or order t-ans- ierred so far as the United Btates are concerned: Provated , That all the rights of “action are hereby reserved to the United Btates for any breach of sueh contract by the contracting party or parties, | Sse. 16. And be it further enacted, That whene i any contractor for subsistence, clothing, aris, munition, munitions of war, and for every dexcrip- tion of supplies for the Army or Navy of the United States shal be found guilty by a court-martial of fraud or willful neglect of duty, he shall be puvished by fine, imprisonment, or such other punishment as the court-martial shall adjudge; and any person who shail contract to furnish sup plicso any kind or description for the Army or savy he shall be deemed and taken axa partof the land or naval forcee of the Uaited States for which he shall contract to furnivh said supplies, and be subject to the rules and regulations for tha government of the land and naval forcas of the United States, | Approved, July 17, 1352. Sec. 2. And he it further resolved, That the chief of any bareau of the N. Department, in contract- ing for navi supplies, shall be at liberty to reject the offer of any person who, as principal or surety, has been a defaulter in any ‘previous contract with the Navy Dopartment; no: hall parties who have failed as principals or sureties in any former con- tract be received as sureties on other comtracta: nor shall the copartnors of any firin be received as sureties for such firm or for each other; nor, in contracts with the same bureau, shall one con- tractor be received as surety for another; and every contract shall require the delivery of a Specified quantity, and no bids having nominal or fictitious prices shall be considered. That if more than one bid be otlered by any one party, by or in the pame of his or their clerk, partner, or other person, ull such bids muy be rejected; and no per son shall be received as a contractor who is not a manufacturer of, or rezular denler in. tha articlas which he oflers to supply, who has not a license aa such manufacturer or dealer. And all persona of- tering bids shall have the right to be present when the bida are opened and inkpect the saine, Approved March 34, 1 The followiug are the Classes required at the re- spective Navy Yards: _ KITTER Clase No. 1, White Oak Loz migcuous Timber; 4, Whi Pine Mast Timber; Boards; 12, White Pine Deck Plank; "13, Ash Logs ar Black Hickory Butts; | Cypress and Cedar; 18, Staverand Heading; 20, Bi Lignumvit: 27, Tron Spikes: T + Stee ite Lead: 9, Ture D ry . entine. Varnish; 4, Lin 41, Glass: itch. Rosin, Tar; 44, Fish Oi Ship Chandlery. Ww. ak Plank; in Pine Mast and Spar Timber; 11, Wh Plank, and Boards; 12, White Pine D Plank Ash Logs 3 Black Wainnt, Mahogany, and Gherr: White Lead: 47, Turpentine and hinseed Of 41, Glass; "43, Pitch, Rosin, and Tar; 44. Whale Oil; 45. Tallow, Soap, and Sweet Oil; 47, Ship Chandlery _BROOKLY White Oak Log : Ouk Promi White Chestnut Yellow Pine B Timber; 9, A 13, Aah Logs and Plank; Ash Ouara; 15, Hickory’ Butts and Handspikes; 16. Black Walnut, Cherry; 17, Cypress; 14, Loeust; 19, White Onk Staves and Heading; 20, Black Spruce! Mah ny; 23, Lignumvite; 24, Hack- Tron, Round, Flat.and Square; Spike: Tron Nails, Wrought, Zine, Ti Hardwa hite Lead; 37, Zine Pai: a) furpentine, Varnish; 40, 4; 43, Pitch, Rosin; 44, Fish Oil; sweet Oil; 45. Dry Goods; 47, Ship tented Articles. PHILADELPHIA. _ Class No.1, White Oak Loge; 2, White Oak Keel Pieces: ite Oak Promiscuous Timber; 4, White Oak P' ; 6, Yellew Pine Plank Stock Logs: 7, Yellow Pine Beams; 8, Yellow Pine Mast and Spar Timber; 10, White Pine Mast and Spar Timber; 11 White Bine Plank and Boards; 19, White Pine Beck Plank and Stage Plank; 13, Ash 3 and Plank; 14, Ash Oars; 15, Hickory Butts and fandspikes; 16 Black Walnut Cherry. Mahogany; 17, Cyprese and Ceda Oak se . White Oak Keel i 1, White Stock Le Mast an ored Pain’ Linsedd 0: . Tallow Chandlery; 18, Locust; 19, White faves and Head- ing; lack Spruce; 21, Locus nails, 2, Lig- numvita;25. Iron, round, flat,and square: 38, Ateel: 27, Iron 23, Iron’ Nails, wrought and cut; 33 Hardware; OY ;il, Zine, Tin, and Folder 34, Tools for stores; 36, White Le 3%, Colored Paints, Dryers, &c Tu: pentine, Varnish; 40, Linseed Oil; 41, Glass; 43, Piteh, Romin, Tar; 44. Fish Oil; 45, Tallow, Soap, Sweet Qil; 47, Ship Ohandlery. WASHINGTON. = Class No.1. White Oak Logs; 6, Yellow Pine Plank Stock Log: , White Oak Keel Pieres; 10, Spruce Pine 3 11, White Pine Logs and Plank: 13. Ask : Ash Oa! 15, Hickory Bars; 16, Black 18; Locust Hutte: 24, Poplar: id juare; 26, Steel; 27, Tron 8; 29, Pig Tron; 3), Lead; 31, 53, Hardware; s #8; 42. Oakum; 43, Pitch, Tar and Rosin; 44, Fis 45, Tallow. Soap, and Swee: Oil; 47, Ship Ghandlery; 52, Ingot Copper; 58, Tank Tron: 34, Poles; 55, Bellows, june 3-lawiw. A—TEA! 180 CHESTS of Get and Black Tes now on ft jen nd of various Gra4°H WG & BURCHELL, je2 corner 1th Atreet and Vermont av. Pricokrss a. CES ui Vario ot meee Bieklet and PRRING & BOBOHALL: je2 corner 15th street and Vermont A THE MACKINAW HAT, AurrsgtRte SRR ate rc ane | “3. 8. SIN BMATZ"2, ‘enn. avenue, io2-lw ~ Between ith and Lith etree NEW BOOKS. . THE , THE WORLD, Bethe suthor 9 es ia Nature, By Thos, apeee 5 orice Beriptures. & series Der aas ia ng, Bm Bet onl ediety igi 1.25, & bt fern PRIME Saupe. avem se, y:§ FASsnarsar Lt BE BXIST- ‘between and . rT ae under the tees: GLIMPSB A ‘bert, EP this aay dissolved br egeast comnees Mor16. 1008. (my s-twe} J.B PREUMAN, LARGE MASON & HAM- A! a's vad Pret, Zs fies jae Gereral Gevend-hand Pianos fx se cacee. tars WANTS, FOR SALE AND RENT. YANTED—A RUNDLE WASHER. Apsiy at W Ane mobit Boole WASH Ra eae HAIR DRE&SER AND ALZO PIRST Daatine renga wanted immm ¢iat 1b; corr By a respectabie young girl a 4iT- to do gene ral hous+work ia a email Addrese Box 32. Ater O tion experiouced HELPER Appi: AN private family. Waris —Au at biackamit! corper 224 end Penn avense Two BAKER=; one for bread. the orcakes. inquire at 496 7tn st , bo- McKBLDEN & PATTERSON —A PHOTOGRAPHER, one that erstands ite various branches; a competent one need apply at K. M. Gallery, 16 Market Space, below 9th street, 'BD— Several i Stee todeliver | and constant employment wili be «: BOY wanted, Apply immediately at the o! D street. between Wth and rite ANTE+—Two CARRIAGE PAINTERS. TRIMMER, and one WH RE! also ove BOY to learn the blac ply to the Pha: corner C and rt ata, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, about 16 years of Age, insn express offices. One that can come and ia willing to m: riting of pceleae ys compensation LWAIGHT, and well recommend: usefal, address. in handw ing Treferences,“'C.& W ,’ YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS esper or grockery clerk. lan vf either business, Satiat from former and Jatter empioyers, D..”’ Star Office, for two days. assistant bar-k. thorough knowled, tory Teferenca Pruseaesp HOUSE FOR RENTON PBNN- aylvanis avenue, within a few mi walk ofthe Departments.’ Alan, v-ry dasiral tooma, with bosid. Inquire at the Brar Ottice. je 3-3t* UBNISHED HOUSM FORRENT. PLEASANT. | Le iy situated. in Grorgctown. recone es modivon, wi 2 : : ER eTANTON. ‘218 Fatreet, Wascinee Je 3 lv* ne T°. LET—One auit of elegant ROOMS and oue Te nite ree CHAMBBR, bath-ronm attacner, hla for gentioman aod ladies, board if desir: t 435 D strost, three doors east ot City Hall. Terma molorate 393 -3t* T° KENT—Choice ROOMS, communicating, on third floor; also, one Jarge Koom. on first oor, with hot and cold water, to rent, withec without board. Apply at No. 7 cpporite City Hall. T? RENT—Two ROO 43, on firat ttoor, partly’ fersiched. with kitchen perilere inahignly respectable neigh ood, to a smal! family oar) must be respectable, at 203 6th street between and N ate. Je 3-3t* OK RENT—A medium-eized PURNISHED HOUSR, in eno of tha best Incalitias, with two rooms on first fleor, suitable for officers, Good reference required. and rent monthly in advance. Addrera“B. H.,” Star Office. ja 3-3t* FS SALE—Several large and small DWHL- LINGS, situated in the 4th. 6th and7th wards; al deliverable within thirty and sixty days. Alo’ valuable Build: ion. For further particulars inquire of W.G DKALE, Real Estate Agent and Measorer of Buildings. Je 3-2t* Fo SALE—A large three-story and basement BRICK HOUSE, and beck building attached. It ie situated on K'strect, between wth and oth streets, First Ward ; the lot is large aud has a pump of good water in the yon For further particulars apply to cr addrecs JOHN WILLIAMS, at Dr. Zapponi’s, No. 61 K st, je 3-20" yood HORRE SIOER, Apply at BON? hs 83, Penn. avenue. bstwacn for |: 3d and 4th streets esat, Capitol Hill. /D—BOOMS, with board. for a gentle- fors single gentleman, and bis wife and 0 iE WANTED TO TAKE CARE of an infant at her own home. their address at this office directed to K, ANTED- By a respectable woman a SITUA. TION as chambermaid or Apply at JAM make herself generally u-eful, BRIGGINS’, 3 108 23d street, between L and M. MEDIATELY— ate ERS. to such the heat prices will RDS. Merchant Tailor, Also, agood COOK. Appl j W.H. STANFORD. ctable YOUNG LADY to nfectionery and Sodx Foun- tain. Reference required. Apply at Tivoli Park. Seventh street, two houses above Park Hotel. be paid at W. H. 5 No, 485 Pa. avenve ANYED—A r attend a small ITBR WANTED AT THE Gi itaurant; one who understands his business ean get good wages the who! comes well recommended. 7 Penn. avenue between 12th and 13th a le year round, if he Inquire at the Re F& SALE~A small FARM. contsining about 70 acres, situated near the village of Blatensburg six milor from Washington, is ins high stata of cultivation and will be sold low. Also, a Dwali ic avd Bakery in the village of Biadeu:burg, now do- ing a z00d businesa The owner sells on account ofadvanced and other infirmities which ren- ders bim unable to give proper attention. Also, will sell Lot 12, in Square 497. on 6th street south, in the city of Washimgton. For farther informa: tiop inquire of KENJAMIN BEALL, 365 Penn. avenue, opposite b ational Hotel, 50 3-lw* ROOM, FOR RENT Back ROOM on first floor, suitable for an office or store room, Apply at 33% D street, near lth. je2-3t* ‘OR RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS. com: municating. on the seeond Hoor. Apoly at No. ee street, between M and N, east side. peer’: *OR RENT—A nico large FRONT ROOM, on 6th. street, ne: An.avenue. For information s fet 397 Peun, avenue, near {33 street, je 2-3t* Fo BENT—A FURNISH 8D HOUSR, contain- ing six rooms. Apply immediately at the premines; on fth street north, near N, or address jox 701, Warhiueton, D.€. je 2-2t* {OR RENT—Two FU RNISHED ROOMS, parlor and bed -room, cominunicaling, with gas,with- in three minutes’ walk of the War Department, No, 224 G stroet. je 2-3t* ANTRD IMMEDIATBLY—A good WHEEL- WRIGHT at J. MILLERS, No 57% Beventh street, Island. between Maryland avenue and B at, a 'wages and constant employment will be given to a good hand, or if preferred, may rent the transferred by the party or parties to whom such | G. “NARRIERS WANT SD.—Wanted immediately, / several CARRIERS on the several city routes for the Daily Evening Constitutional Union, to appear on Monday, the 8th instant. Apply at the @.330 D street, between 13th and lath streets. Also, a Local Reporter, familiar with the city, apply as above, Br URSE WANTED.—I wish toemploy a WOMAN y to assist in nursing and To one who is di publication office, to go to the countr in general housework. make herself useful and can come well mended, liberal compensation will be paid. at 46 B street, between 5th and 6th, from 4 to 7 +) apy evening this wa: J 7 ANTED TO RENT—By a per: paying tenant, It must be pleacant! business portion of t a an UNFURNISHED located. Distance from the e city no objection. if satin- factory in otbur respects. Adiress, statin, cription, location and price of rent, Bex S46, city je 2-3t" iE WANTED—Furnished or Call on or address, f Goon SIzEp HO’ unf hed. C: ruer I and 17th BBAD-BAKER WANTED.—A good hand on bread ; one capable of tubing charge, Good ‘wages and stead y employment Band lith ats. ANTED—For an infant, a NURSE _Who can hibit satisfactory testamoniala as to experience. White preferred, and between 10 and 12 one not very young. 499 7th street, at office 10,000 LADIK3 WANTED TO CALL AT » between 8th and oth, and get their Yokes: 351 F street, opposite the Patent Office, ands, Sleeves and Skirts ped. splendid Braiding and Embroidery Patte: 8, Pincushions, seueys, C: their Stamping done in ANTRD — Wanted, OLB WROUGIT and CAST SCBAP IRON fer which the highest eash prices will be given. Porter and Scotch Ale Bort! island Hall, 6th street south. Also, Champagne, es in any quantitiesat B. F. CAREY. ANTED—A dining-room SERVANT at No. 395 lath et., between F and G streets. Refer- ence required, NTED IMMEDIATELY -Tw P Liberal wages will be paid to d none others will be accepted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K atreet, near the corner of Seventeanth strea Lieut. Col. B. M. GREENE Chief Quartermaster, Department of Washington. NTED—8KOOND-HAND FURNITURE e Also. Mirrors, Carpets, ouse farnii 8 of eve: ee oo. BUH good workmen, au Beds, Bedding and Y, 429 7th at bet. G and H, east si ANTED—By a respectable weman,s SITUA- TION as cook, washer or ironer; go gited. Oallor addresaat 243 31th [or ences given if req atreet, corner of M. BOARDING. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN WISHING gocd and elegant HOME can secure one by ad- ”” Star Ollice, atating where Those who can pay a @ where people mind dressing a note to *M,’ be seen or met, good price can tind a hom own business and pay every attention to tone op the house, No referesce required. OARD.—New house; new furniture. 445 12! 0, Table Board, Meal hours: 3, 4, and 7 o’olock. LERES FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officers and strangers visiting Wash- ctor, may find a cemfortable home in one of the most delightful locations in Waal Missouri avenue. One very larg story, now vacant. 2 @ front room, 24 lady having taken a houee in the im- hborhoed of the Treasury, Sta’ Warand Navy furnished rooma, with bo: Apply at No. 3: id and all the comfo ble boarders will be take 1sth street. between F and streets, One square south of Pa. avenue. Refer- ences required. LADY FULLY COMPETENT TO TBACH Satter addres Bra Hotel. Washington, D.C. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 392 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUZ, WAsnineton Oitr, Buy and sell ali kinda of UNITED STATES SECURITIES, execute orders for stocks at NEW YORK STOCK BOARD, EXCHANGES, BANK NOTES, U. 8. FIVE-TWENTY BOND Kept on hand. For gale at par and interest. AY COOKS & Co BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, * are peereces to oe NITED STATES ¥IVE-TWENTY Y: UN 8 eae Gaur EAR Bi1X (Covrons on Bscisrsaup,) ta large or small sums, ir ke tase. paras ote feud in thelr ordere bolon THE PUBLIO inva t vat end inapect my Oencerrs Gany ys Tasarse, 9 watii 3 o'clock, having remodeled my entire washing facilitiesand being desirous that the community sheald knew that they havea Laundry in their midst ecvond to gone in the United States, for completing a large emouat of work and with dispateh. Any onehay- ing large pieces, blenkets, quilts, bedspreads, &c., will find it to their advantage to have thom washed kote washed in five minntes, Btop and sea it done, onan. HOTORRIsM, eer Every Day fi ‘We wash end cay t-te? Her TO KENT, CONTAINING NINE rooms, with gas, water and good yerd, pro- iding the furniture can be sold. Anply at No. 35% D street, beiween 9th and 10th streets. Can be geen from 2 t0 5 p. m. only. J22-3t* Cu FORTABLE HOUSE POR SALE —The sub- / xcriber offera fer sale HOUSE No. 506 KE st,, between 3d and 4}. streets, it contains two parlors, dining-room and kitchen, and five chambe: Rarly possewrion given. Apply to JAS. U. Mc- GUIRE & CO., Auction and Gom'u Merebaate Je 2-6t Eo REN T— With board if desired, two pleasant FURNISHED KOOMS, with water and was, wih on of bath-roem, at No. 417 12th street, Je 1-3t* FoR SALB—One two-story FRAME DWELLING with alot fronting 41 feet 7!: inches on the corner of sth street Maryland avenue, Capitol a Jpauire of F. J, RENNY, on the premises. Je 1-2t* FoBNIgH aD PARLOR AND BED BOOM TO Jet. aly at No, 272 F street, corner i3th. my 3)-lw* FANE OME RESIDENCE ON F STREET, NEAH WILLARDS) HOTEL, AT PRIVATE SALE— EARLY POSSESSION GIVEN.— We have for private sale a handsome three-story and basement brick residence situated on F street, in the vicinity of Wiilards’ Hotel. The houseis built in the most superior manner, with water and oneal and fine drainage. Marly possvssion will be given. my 3h6t JAS. C. MeGUIRE & CO, FUER suED ROOMS FOR RENT—With or wihout board, on Gapitol Hill, east Pirst st. between A asd B straets north, The house is larzeand well ventilated. Location heaithy and free from dust. my 23-lw* Ie HOOMS TO RENT—¥For rent, at 450 lath street, east side, between Gand H streets, neatly furnished and’ v. comfortabie BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR- LORS. The neighborhood ne of moss cosiranle intha city, Every attenti to ingthem, No children in LOST AND FOUND. OST—A Descriptive List and Surgeon’s Certifi- cate, of no use tu auy one but the owner A liberal reward will be givenif returned to Cor- poral A. P. RRFNU, Ward KE, Armory Hospital. 1t* Cans TO THE PREMISES OF JAMES ORR, aroan MARBand COLT, on the ist or June The owner will come and pay damagea proxe property and take her away, between 0 . OB south Oapitol street je 3-3t* Lot —On the 2d instant,a common sized MEM- OBANDUM BOOK, containing several receipts of nouse to any one except the owrer, A liberal raward will be given for its return to J. W.CA- TITTON, No, 20 Market Space, between sth and yth sta. je 3-2t* 5 REWARD.—Strayed from the subseriber on the 29th May.a large whiteCOW, with brown neck and white fs small holes bored in horns; scars on tight hip andaboutl! yeargold, Any on- returping the xaid cow to her owneg, on lith street Core Beincon and bL perso soutlf, (Navy Yard,) Will re-eive the above reward. je 3-2t* SAMUBL AUGUSTE, PRESS taken vp on the 2th ult.,a U. 8. con- demned bay HORSE, The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away. . . Je 2-8t* G street, between 2ist and 22d. REWARD.—Lost, on May 27th, near the $25 Wart Navy Department,aGOLD WATCH with hunting case, The finder will receive the shore reward on rerarning it to the owner at 361 t, weat 0: street. Pena to! St HENRY DARLINGTON, REWARD .—Strayed from tke owner, living at the Union Hotel, foot of 1th street, at the Old Steamboat Landing, oneamall gray MARE, eight years old; tender in her forefeet, and markea by cotta. meta Bee 2 cupecriuer: and seestve the above reward, 2 left last Friday morming. je aeat™ JOHN COULBON. ree the Sith of May. 1863, a strayed, buffalo COW, hipped on the left aide; piece of the left ear off: two white flanks; calved with me on the Sist at. an owner can come and prove roperty and pay charges. a Ee M. REXTON, 476 F street, je2-st* Between 2d and 3d ats., English Hill. S 1 0 REWARD.—Lost, on Sunday evening, two S10 aavv bay HOSES: one war's small cone demned horse, branded on the left shoulder with a “U8.” and.” The other was a large horse, with only! one eye; the right hind foot a little une. 5 ss ‘eward will be paid if returned toa RUPP ST opposite Park Hotel, on lith st je 2: Fe RENT—TWO STORE ROOMS, in a promi- nent business location, on Bridge street, Georgetown, Possession will be given onthe 1st day of July, 1863. Inquire, 136 Green street, near Oak Hiil Cemetery. Je 1-e06t* ty AKES UP BSTRAY—On the 2th of May las Ps sorrel: 9 ork HOES; white face mes feet. is met rove pro) charges and take him away.” Inquire of GABT. 8. HENRY, Hailroad Park, Washington. je 1-3t" 1 REWARD,—Lost, on the 7th street cars,a NAR deg gtk ei ayabie to wood. Any person ing will please leave it at Room Ni Washington Building, corner 7th street and P: je 1-4t™ OG LOST—Strayed from the subscriber, on siete » Maj sist, from Seaton’s Pleasure follow saother cog, A ubaral reward if returned to @ FOLLANSBER, No. 295 New York aveaue, between oe sth charges and Inquire YATES, @ street south, between sth and 9 ‘sland, ~ Je 1-3t* OST—Between crete ten and eleven e’clock, on yesterday (Sunday, 3ist), between the cor. of New York avenue and I7th atreet and St. John’s Church, a short piece of delicate GULD CHAIN wit small padlock and pearl attached, jntrinsi- cally of little value A snitable reward wili be paid if leftat No. 545 17th at west. ye 1-3t* ST OR STOLBN—Deuring ths early of Sant week, a dark sorrel HORSE: s small white spt on his forehead; sbout 15 hands pe oat it 1 id. A THOR Fe! above heeds will be libe: ra 7 reward. uented to co! forward, prove ety, va! q (aire of Wit JA8. NOLAN. jo est" sai dthcoa fst. joist _____—sBetwoon St aah ath on K at. AUCTION SALES. I eS TEES FOR OTHRE AUCTION BALKS BEE 18T pags. THIS AFTERNOON AND Tu-moRROW By C B.L. GROWN & ©0., Aucti joneere. ORSES, WAGONS, BUGGIES A RTS ‘Avctuee we will sell tO Mok a large number of the . cash stock. BL, WN & CO., Aucta , ~it* No. 357, corner 6th st. and Pa. ave. June 3. at 40 clock, we wi premises, slant vale Building ete "atesied in the ret Ward, desirable, bein Of the public oftices and warehaeen A Sireatt uare 5, Lot 26, ‘MM, Lot 13, Square’ at Lot eat half of Lo! Frame House on ite St noe ware 76, Lota 18 and 23. The ‘above will pouttively be sold, the owser living out ofthe '. ag eee ‘erms: i. i months, oe third cash, balance iné, 12 and Deed at the expense of the purchaser. my 27-eod&da MARSHALL & PAGS, Aucta. SN ae & CO., Auctionsers, DING ON 3D V Av AUCTION —Ou WHDX Bott ¥. ‘APrenNObe, Sd Juns. at § o'clock, we will sell, in front of the Bet pot sag encine bed Sohne et west. ac 5 adjoins the residence of ow. Birth, Baq., 098 Bue, ; _L. WALL & O0., Aucts. By J. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, rTP RUstRE’s SALB OF SMALL LOTS IN THE NomtHERx PART oF TUE CiTY.—By virtue of & deed of trust, bearing date on tha 2d day of May, 1859, and duly recorded in Liber J. A, 8, folios 33, &c , one of the land records for Washing- ton county, B.C. Tnhall fell, on WEDNESDAE, the 27th day of May, at balf-past dve o'clock Pp. m., in front of the premises, Lota Nos. 19, 27, 38, 29, Si, +52. 33, 34, 35. 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, and 42,in URI. man’s subdivision of original lote in squaré No 616, in the said city of Washington; the ssid lota bein part of original lots Nos. 1,2, 3, 4,5, und 6, in sai square. The lota wil) basoid separately. They front on O street, have each a front of over 17 feet, ands depth of 135 feet to a wide alley,and are located in an improving part of the city. Termsofsaie: Oue-third in eash; and the re- Mmainde. in six. twelve, and eighteen months from day of xale, with interest, secured by deed ef trust. Terms to be complied with in five uays, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to reseill,’at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, Conveyancing and stamps at purchaser’s cost. WM. H. WARD, Trustee. may S2wowkds J.0.McGUIR#& CO., Aucts. S7-THE AROVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY Boatponed until WEDNESDAY AfTERNOON une 2d, when it will take pl Rooms, at the same henr. @ atthe Auction WM.'H WARD, Trustee, my 84 J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucta, By W. L. WALL & O0O.. Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT TO BE SOLD AT AuctTiox.—On WEDNESDAY, June 3d, at six o’clock p. m., immediately after the sale of the De- Beng property. we shall sell,on the premises, the Building Lot adjoining said’ property. being Lot No. 22, im reservation No 11, fronting 35 feet on 34 soet between B and C streets, extending back to alley Terms ef sale: One fourth cash; balance in 6, and 18 months, with interest. Conveyancing to at the expense of the purchaser. my 20 eo& da _L. WALL & O0., Aucta, By J.C. McGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers, yEay VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON YOURTEEBTH STREBT AND MASSACHUSE?TS AVENUE, NBAL FraNnkiin Square.—On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, June x4, at 5o’clock, on the prstaises we shall sell the following valuable uilding Lote, viz: Lot No. 11, square 247, fronting 64 feeton Four- teenth street, between L street aud Massachusetts avenue, rnnning back 123 feet toa 30 foot alley, to be subdivided into three building fronts. Lots, in square 215, fronting 188 feet 1 inch on Fourteenth street, and isi feet on Vermont avenue, running to a point at the Circle containing 7,4994 Square feet, This is one of the most desirable Lots in that section of the city. Lots 4. 5, an@ 6,in square No. 213, fronting each about 30 feet on Massachusetts avenue, between léth and lsth streets. running through tonorth M sere These are beautiful sites fer a private ence, Terms: One third in eash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All cost of convey- ancing to be paid by the purchaser. my zd J.C. McG UIRB & C9., Aucta. By JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Asctioneers, XCELLENT STOCK OF GROCERIES, &0.,AT PusLic Avetion.—On THUKSDAY MORN- ING, June 4th, at 10 e’ciock, at the store of John H. Knott, Keq ,corner of sth and K streets, we shall sell his entire stuck of Groceries, &c., com- rising— Pri White and Brown Bugara Jaya and Rio Coffee, Black and Green Teas Spices of all kinds, Starch, Indigo Ground Alum and Fine falts Flour in barrels an® sacks, Meal Soap and Candles, Coal Gil Lot of Bacon. Hams, Sides and Shoulders Tobacco, Navy and Natural Leaf Cigars of various trands | nay. Whiskey and Gin, in wood and glass Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines Mackerel, Herring and Shad Lot of Crockery and Glassware Brooms, Buckets, Brushes, }.ope, Mats, &e., Together with the usual assortment of goods usually found in a first class Family Grocery. ALSO AT 10 o’cLocKk— s Twe handsome Parlor Stts, one finished in Orim- son Ejush and the other in Damask, One tive light Chandelier. Terms cash, J.C. McGUIRE & CO., {Bep.} Auctioneers, By J,C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctionsers. FoRN TURE AND BFFECTS OF A FAMILY DECLINING HocseKmEPING.—On FRIDAY MORNING. June 5, at 10 o’clock,at house No. 258 Eighth street, between M and N, we shallseil the Furniture and Bffects comprising — Mahogany Hair pring Beat Sofa, Arm and Parlor Chairs, Parlor Tables, Cane Seat Chairs, Lookir g Glass, Cloce , Ornaments, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Matting. Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washatande , F Bair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Toilet Setta, Stoves, Fire Irons, - Dining Table, China and Glass Ware, Window Shaden, Rugs. Together with many other articles of Household and Kiteben furniture. je3-d[Chren.} J C.McOUIRE & CO., Aucts. By W.L, WALL & CO., Auclloneers, Attie Bazaar, 98 Louisiana ave., between 9th and 10th streets. AIR BLACK HORSES, WAGONS, AT AUG- T10%,—On SATURDAY MORNING, 6th inst., at 10 o'cleck, we will sell at the -:azaar a Pair Fine Black Horzes, 16 hands high, Sutler’s Wagon, and Harness. 2 Carte and Horses, and 3 Carts and Harness, Terms Gash: jes W,L. WALL & CO., Aucts, By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Tre NEAT BRICK DWELLINGS AT PUBLIC SaLe.—Gn SATURDAY AF CERKNOON, June 6th. at 43 o'clock, on the premisen, we elt Lots B and C, in subdivision Lots 18 and 19, of Square 557, fronting each 15 feet5 inches on New Jersey avenue, betwesn F and G atreeta north, run- ning back about 9 fest to a public alley, and im— roved by two neat two-story and basement Brick welling Houses, containing each six rooms (all private) well ar: ad. L. tt Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six sad twelve months, with interest secured by a deed —_ on the premio: fineareiaseca conveyances at the cost of eo pul 5 Je3-d J.C. McGUIRE & GO., Aucts. By J.C, McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, VER VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THR Conner or Nonty C street anv: TWweurtn STREET West AT PucLro Avetion,—On TUR SDAY Se oe apa etree so ston. oa premises, we a: #e) ve le prope: the corner of north C and Twelfth streets. west, being Lote 6,7. and part.ot 8. in Square numbered S24. fronting 93 feet 2 inenes on Twelfth street, and Tb feet 1ineh on north Cstrest, with the iaprore, ments, consisting of a large brick dwelling house situated on the corner, The property will be divided inte three parts, the improved! te as one, and a vacant lotom each side Tweilth anc O streets. This property is situated im the very centreot ion of the » and the sale pita date, the business porti should command the attention of cay Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in sim and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of oes mene Lames All t) . “jerd "5-6; MeGUIBE & €0., Aneta. By W. L. WALL & CO Arctioneers. AX Sipe Lovisiass avaeson setirnun Weare ye LOUISIANA Av! NT anv TaereStxeets.—On SATURDAY MORNIN( cul gic Ban 'ag Bee sea rae perfectly sound, works well ir otto Harness Terms cash je2- W.L.WA L& OO., Aucts, ‘ONSTABLW’S 8ALE.—By virtueof a Geri Canad by Dacol i ined ve wand to sagt? je2-3t* .C, McG UIBE & CO., By J. AN eee: SABE OF SIXTY